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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-0001-004-3424 BR42-311 to BR42-312

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To Hon Thomas E. Bramlet Govenor of the Comlth of Ky.

Your Petitioners represent to your Excellency that at the term of the Allen Equity & Criminal Court 1861 there was a Judgement rendered agst one Dilingham Myze of this county for the sum of thirty five Dollars with costs from a charge of a Breech of the Pease We represent that we have known Mr Myze for several years and that he is a quiet good citizen and is not in the habit of getting into difficulties but is a very peaceable man We know that he ought not in Justice to himself & family be required to pay the fine referred to. We believe the difficulty into which he was thrown was not induced upon his part. He is a very poor man & has a large family with a widowed mother to support who has lost one son in the service of the U. S. & has an other and only son except said Dillingham servd in the Union Army. Your Petitioners think that if there was ever a case that requires the interposition of the Executive clemency this is certainly one

J A C Streine George Mitchell Willis Spann G. D. Bear Sasey W. Justice Jno G. Gatewood J W Heeter J. H. Murray s. a. c John D Gilliam William M. Spann David Ayres S M Smith Elmon Hickman

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R. J. D. Robbs Joseph Davis A. J. Mason R Alexander M taylor

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Allen Equity Ct 6 Months Respite Tho E Bramlette