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 November 12, 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-0001-004-0812 BR10-254 to BR10-255

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Frankfort May 12th 1864 Gov Bramlette, Hon. Sir

as you ar awair I have bin ^a^ unfortunet man I am blind. and I ask your Simperthe and. Restore me to my friends I ashure you Sir that I will ever be graitfull to you and I shall ackt as a man Should. the ceapurs. I am Shure ar willing to have me releaced and If you will be cind enuf and come to the prison I know that the warden and ceapers will give you all the Information you wish I have bin hear ^Near^ five years. and have 5 to stay I was sent from Louisville for. Bourglery I have bin to your office But you wor not at the office So I hope you will do all that is consistent with your good nature and may God in his goodness bee with you and bless you Is a blind mans. Blessing & Prair as I cannot Recale my past Life I will try ^to^ do a better in the future.

I Remain your Humble Servant Charles Sulivan

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Jefferson Cir Ct vs

Issue pardon Tho E Bramlette

Charles Sulivan Felony 5th May/64