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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-0001-004-3307 BR42-136 to BR42-136A

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To His Excellency The Governor of Kentucky

The petition of Jane Hull and others respectfully sheweth

That W. J. Hull had now, for more than three years, been in confinement in the Kentucky Penitentiary for felony. We believe that if any length of confinement will work reformation in the human heart, that his confinement is sufficient for that purpose. We believe he is penitent.

We further respectfully state to your Excellency; that the Jane Hull the mother of W. J. Hull is old, feeble, and helplessly poor. That she greatly needs his labor for her support-

We believe he may be pardoned by your Excellency with safety to the interests of society, and with incalculable advantage to his old and widowed Mother, and your petitioners &c &c

Petitioners Names James T. Thomas James W. Sewell Joshua Sewell J. P. Hill John Sparks Robt Montgomery Humphry Sparks John S Clark Silas D Gilson L. Wells John LeCompte J. R. Lyle Petitioners Names Jane Hull Jno. C. Monfort Judge of Henry county court E. R. Wilson J. W. hammond Joseph Brinker Zacery Smith George Thomas Jacob Minot Allen P Jacobs John W Maddox Hampton Shaw

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John White J. W. Baugh P. B. Pardo T. Roberson M Veach Arthur Kerlin W. H. Bonta

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Petition of J W. Hull

Refused 65