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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-0001-004-2339 BR15-236 to BR15-237

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To his Excellency Lt Gov R. T. Jacob=Acting Gov. Dr Sir

Mr A. S. Taylor was in the year 1864was recognized to appear as a witness for the commonwealth in the Ballard Circuit Court in a proceeding then therein pending against one McCawley charged with permitting gaming in his house=Mr Taylor failed to appear in Said court and his recognizance was forfeited=Execution has been issued upon it -- Mr Taylor was on a/c of the disturbed condition of the country at that time unable to attend said court, and could not have attended without great peril, he having been, while a resident of said county conscripted into the rebel service, and having escaped from them was apprehensive of again falling into their hands=We the undersigned in view of the above facts respectfully ask your Excellency to remit the forfeiture aforesd and we will ever pray &c

William Carroll Atty at Law

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James Hesswood P M John W Morlan W Penn E M. Taylor John T Rodman B. Will J W, Clayton G, B. Moore W M Waide W, G, Willett Ramsey M Harwood Robert Brown F, B, Hitt Jno. Milton A. W,illiams Arch C Mahan D C.. Wood A, R, Mullen J, M, Fitzgerald J, W, Russell H,, Williams. Jr Jno A Morris R R Agent Nicholas Kelley T, A, Rodman county Judge William H Talbott T. J. Bain, E F Talyor

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Ballard Cir Ct vs. Remit A S. Taylor $100 28th Sept/65