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 November 11, 2025 Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Office of the Governor, Thomas E. Bramlette: Governor's official correspondence file, petitions for pardons, remissions, and respites 1863-1867 KYR-0001-004-0246 BR8-383 to BR8-384

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To His Excellency Thos E Bramlett Governor of the state of Kentucky your petioners would respectfully represent that William L Johnson was at the October term of the Trimble Circuit Court fined Seventy Five dollars for stabing James. Bell, on the premises of your petioner, William L. Johnson an act which he was provoked to do, by threatening language which his victim used toward him, and further he would represent that he is poor and unable to pay the find, and has a family of a wife an Two children, And William L. Johnson, prays you that he is a law abiding man has never solicited any difficulty with no person, and that he sacrificed his former home, and moved Ten miles of from his persecutors to avoid further difficulty, and he would pray you to remit his find or as much of it as your Excellency may judge propper

T M McCarty Geo Mullikin Jas. B. Cook George Wright B G. Wright T, E, Skidmore R H King D S Lane E Ray L. Aikens W P Maddox F A Adams J. Y. Newkirk John, J, Morgan John W. Stewart Jos. F. Pittman T. B gatewood A. J Wright W. J. Wright J T Ladd Md Greenup W. Cholson C. Ulley Wm. Herrel J H Lane

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Wm J Parker J B Pierce Thomas Jones David gilham P. R. Smith, A Burnett J Lingate J G C Carraco C B berry J. F. Young H. W Gaar Jesse J Jones William Robbins Silas Gatewood G R Larue Thos Olinard Henry Larue sr J M Staples James Staples Henesey T Canada W, Strattone P. M.

Trimble Cir Ct vs Wm L. Johnson $75-- Stabbing Respited 12 Mos 16th Nov 1863