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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-0001-004-2219 BR15-31 to BR15-32

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To his Excellency the Governor of Kentucky

The undersigned respectfully represent that Richard Moberly was convicted at the present Term (Augst) of the Garrard Circuit Court & sentenced to 12 months confinement in the penitentiary upon charge of Grand Larceny

They state that the convicted party is about 18 years of age weakly and feeble -- That he has served through the war in the 14th and 4th Kentucky while with the latter was Captured & held as a prisoner of war & when released returned to Ky and wandered from home & commenced work in Garrard Co that being in town a certain occasion he become intoxicated & while in that condition committed the offense

That the proof showed that he was weak minded as well as that it was a quadly quality that he inherited from his father & that some of his brbrothers & sisters were also imbeciles -- That upon the whole case having hea^r^d the trial they believe he ought to be pardoned & therefore petition your

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names Rich M Robinson John J Huffman B M Burdett Wm Turner G. W. Dunlap Hall Avden J H Dunn Jas L Maizur S G C Jas A Anderson W J Hogan M J Dunham R. M. Bradley W R Bois Clifton Anderson P M Sackey R R Gentry E L Van Winkle J W Poor Benj F Robinson John Murphy J H Gardner names

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Garrard Cir Ct vs Richd Moberly Pardon

26 Aug /65