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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-0001-004-0248 BR8-386 to BR8-387

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Princeton Kentucky Nov 2nd 1863 Governor Bramlette Frankfort Ky Dr Sir

At the October Term 1863 of the Todd Circuit Court five Seperate Judgements were rendered in favor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky against One S,, P,, Harrison as the Bail of Geo L,, Harrison and on account of the forfeiture of Bonds entered into to answer Indictments against said Geo L,, Harrison pending in said court= Said Judgments are as follows= No 1$60,00No 2$50,00No 3$300,00No 4$300,00No 5$50,00amounting to the sum of$760,00

I am informed by reliable parties in Todd County Who are well

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acquainted with the condition of S,, P,, Harrison and that it will take about all his Estate to pay said Judgments to the Commonwealth,, and that he is a quiet=industrious inoffensive kind of a Man = and has a wife and children dependant on him for a Support=and for that consideration alone I would recommend that you extend to him executive clemency and remit a portion of said Judgments not exceeding One half of the gross amount of all of said Judgments sum of $760 Geo L,, Harrison Who forfeited his Bonds is an outlaw and a desperado= and his brother S,, P,, Harrison ought to pay a portion of said Judgments it will not to do to remit and release the Whole of said Judgments against S,, P,, Harrison and I do not so recommend.

I am Yours truly E P Campbell Comth atto for 2nd District

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Todd Circuit Court Clerks office Nov 6, 1863

I Ben T. Perkins, clerk of the Todd Circuit Court, certify that the within named Judgments were rendered, in favor of the Commonwealth against S. P. Harrison, at the October Term of the Todd Circuit Court 1863, and I cheerfully join in the petition of the Commonwealth's Attorney, for the remission of one half of the same.

Ben T Perkins C. T. C. C

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Todd Cir Ct vs S. P. Harrison Forfeiture 11th Nov/63