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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-0001-004-2992 BR43-89

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His Excelencey Thos E. Bramlette Govenor of Kentucky

Your petitioners Residents of Boone County Kentucky Respectfully Represent to your Exclency that at the April Term of the Boone Circuit Court 1866 Reason R McNamara was fined Sixty Dollars ($60) for Keeping A tipling House the facts are as follows viz the offence was Committid at the Boone fair Ground Some friends of the Defendent McNamara was keeping A Grocery at the fair Ground and Employed McNamara to assist them ^in^ said Grocery and while in said Grocery did violate the Law by Selling Spiritous Liquors Your petitioners further Represent that the Defendent is an Honest Law-abiding Citizen and has a family dependent on his dayley Labor for a Support and as it is his first offince against the Law your petitioners ask your Honor to Remit said fine & allow the whole Labor of the Deft to be applied to the Support of his familey and your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray

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Wm H Ba Wm H Barker John Horton John A Storey F M Howlett J A Johnson F. Q. Baker S. B. C. Baker D S B C G B Hume J. C. Finnell I. Horten T B Johnson W. L. O'Neal Nash Burris James Holmes Joseph Dews James Eldred M, Long Wm Howlett J. W. Miller J. W. Kites Pat McKinsy G. C. Wolford H. S. Wolford Samuel Wolford G L Miller J J Miller J F Allen Jr. G G Johnson John N Grimbsley T. J. Chittenden S J Ewalt G M Baker J S Johnson T. J. Kite John O Miller R D Johnson G Stevenson A A Bradford J. M. Rich John Gregg John Roberts Jacob Craig T. B Finnell W. R Johnson J P Johnson A. D. Jenkins E. Black George W Black D B Grimsbey William Odor B. F. Green A Odor A. B Chittenden John Chittenden Ben Snow Vincent Ross John King P, O, Hamilton

Boone Cir Ct vs Reason P McManama $60, Tip House