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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-0001-004-2209 BR15-17

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To His Excellency Gov. Thomas E. Bramblette

The Undersigned Citizens and residents of the County of Bath, would respectfully Represent, That at the March, Term 1858, of the Bath Circuit Court a fine of $20, and costs was recovered by the Commonwealth against Ephraim Gooden. Also at the September Term 1858, of the same Court another fine of $60, was made against him for keeping a Tipling House and retailing with out license, each of which fines were recovered without defense being made to the indictments.

We would further represent That said Gooden is a peaceable loyal and law abiding citizen, That he is a poor man in bad health; and that now if he had those fines remitted would be able to make something for the support, of his family. We do think this one a case in which the exercise of your clemency would be right and Just to all -- August 10th 1865.

Thos. P. Daugherty J J Lightfoot J, A Dunnbar Stephen Terhune Gore Burgess Isaac Wrenchy Jno J Swetman jr T B Hamilton P, J, B, C, C, R. Coulthard C. B. C. C. Daniel Harper S, B, C, John O. Rice M, G Jones Richard Donaldson Geo Abraham Samuel McQuarthy

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Bath Cir Ct vs E Gooden $20 & $60. Remitted 6 Oct 1865

sent for fee 19 Aug /65