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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-0001-004-1437 BR12-236

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To His Excellency Tho E. Bramblette Governor of Kentucky

Your Petetioner Wm Maloney and wife would respectfully represent that at the September Term 1864 of the Nicholas Circuit Court they were fined by the Judgement of said Court the sum of Sixty Dollars each upon an indictment for keeping a "Tipling House"

They are very poor, have a large family, and are not able to pay the whole of said fines, -- They have but lately become citizens of the United States. and the Teachings of this lesson upon the subject of the laws of the Country, shall not be lost upon them, and in the future they promise an honest obedience to the laws -- They pray your Excellency to remit said fines in so far as he has power to do so & as in duty bound they will ever humbly pray,

William Maloney and wife

The Undersigned citizens of Nicholas County 'Ky say they are acquainted with Wm Maloney & wife, Petitioners above, and with their circumstances & the facts & circumstances of the case in which they ^were^ fined as set forth in their Petition, and unhesitatingly join them in the prayer that the fines be remitted,

W. P. Ross

W. W. Howard Clk Nicholas Cir. Ct. Jno A. Campbell clk. County Ct. R J R Tilton Fitch Munger Thomas Kennedy John, M, Chevis Peyton S Adair E Howe

Nicholas Cir Ct vs R & A Jacobs Wm Maloney & wife Remitted 4th Jany/65