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 November 11, 2025 Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Office of the Governor, Beriah Magoffin: Governor's Official Correspondence File, Petitions for Pardons and Remissions, 1859-1862 KYR-0001-020-0305 MG17-304

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To his Excellency Beriah Magoffin Govenor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

we the undersigned petitioners would most respectfully ask of your Excellency to remit a fine against Andrew Ingram, fwho was fined (befeore Esquire Thomas Spencer a Justice of the peace of Bath County) thirty dollars and fifteen days imprisonment for the offense of having committed a breach of the peace in August 1860. We would state that the said Andrew Ingram is a good law abiding citizen, and a poor man with a large family, and it would be an act of Executive clemency to remit the aforsaid fine=all of which is most respectfully submitted to your Excellency=

Jurymens Names worley Mose W Wells Thomas G Thornburgh W statton James Staton dan blevens O P Staton Thorp Jones James blevens Georg B Wilhite John Wilhite James A Avery b c craft Derit reffit J l refitt Samuel Hart B Fairchild B hiley Ben hiley Allen Hart tomas rogers Joel talefar

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Jackson Kendell Alexander Weddle Aaron==Weddle Wm Weddle daniel norress Thomas Thornburg Joseph Wilson W Robertson G Willis Norris John Noris georg W Jackson x Bengemon sexton x steron gilbert Richard f Davis A F Corrs x William H Collans x Hiram collans x Thomas Ingram William Jackson Jesse Jackson Jno Porter Robert Richardson Jervs Jackson Van Rose James H Satterfield Thomas Jackson Wm Stinson wayne williams John Griffen Abe ingram george ingram frank clark John davis george gilley thomas ingrm James ingrm nathanal richzen James richzon James ^rich^zon John ingrm abe ingrm J W ingrm tomas ingrm algen ingrm thomas widls Samuel M Dennis Joseph Tory isekel clark Johnatha Johnaton Johnson John rogers W M rogers W marroy James H Sexton James Sexton Thos Williams x William Turner Jacob C Warner Jonas R Warner

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Respite the fine for 12 Mos B. M