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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-0001-004-3079 BR43-207 to BR43-208

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To His Excellency, W. E. Bramlette, Govenor of Kentucky:

Your Petitioners respectfully represent that at the June Term of the Henderson Circuit in 1863, a Bill of Indictment was found against Joseph C. Price on a charge of assault and battery, and warrant issued for his arrest. When arrested the Sheriff allowed him to give bail in the sum of One Hundred Dollars for his appearance at the next December term of said court. He gave a bond for that amount endorsed by E. W. Fray & John H. Jennings: That at the December term, 1863, in accordance with the bond the said Price did appear at court, -- that the trial did not come off and Price then went into the army and he is now in Indiana. The said Price not being here to attend court; judgment will be taken on the said bond, at ^the^ term now in session. Your petitioners respectfully ask that Your Excellency so far interpose your clemency as to remit that proportion of said forfeiture as would go to the Commonwealth and release the said for Fray and Jennings from the payment of the same.

Very respectfully yours &c E. Y. Parsons. Harvey Geaman Jacob Held sr. R. P. Latcher W. S. Hicks John McBride A G Dennis Thos S Johnson Wm. W. Catlin Jno Barns E. D. McBride Thos. F. Cheaney Jas F Clay Chas Eaves

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Jno B Allin Wm. F. Quinn Jas C Quinn J. H. Sartain G. W. Watkins R. Seet A. C. Voris Will. P. Beverley Alex: Rankin J W Crockett Personally I have no knowledge of the facts but from what I regard reliable information I believe they are true a therefore sign the petition A I Nunn. Cann a J W C John ^his Mark^ Rinster E. W. Warsham Wm. W. Huston W P Churchill Ira Delano Geo E. Funk Jas H Boyer L. L. Collins Jacob Edwards John S McCormick Robert John Young Brown Wm McClain S H. Lyne Lou Parell R G. Beverley

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Henderson Cir Ct vs Jos C Price

Refused