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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-0001-004-3402 BR42-277 to BR42-278

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To his Excellency T E Bramlette,

The Undersigned your petitioners would respectfully represent that Perry Kennady was at the April term of the Grant Circuit Court for 1853 fined the sum of Sixty dollars for keeping a tipling house and at the September term of said court for 1853, he was fined the further sum of Sixty dollars for a like offense. The said Perry Kennady is a poor man has a family of seven children residing with him. has three sons now in the army of the United States and one son who died in the service- his family are dependant upon his daily labor for a support the said Kennady has since the above fines were imposed upon him been a peacable law abiding man, your petitioners would further represent that in their opinion the case of the said Kennady is such as to demand the interposition of your

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excellencys clemency

Wherefore your petitioners would respectfully ask that your excellency remit the fines aforesaid.

John Fenley.M.D Weden Oneal G. L. Huey A. F. Hogsett M. L. Collins J B Kniffin M. D. Jas T. Taylor D. E. Craig C D Reed Jno. J. Smith B F, Day L Fenly L. F. Dickerson Thos A Franklin C. G. C. C. N. H. Jeffers clk Grant cir ct J. W. Linn J. E. E. H. Smith W. T. Simmons

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Grant Cir Ct vs Perry Kennady Refused 64