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Petition, Cooper County citizens to Benjamin Gratz Brown, March 21, 1872

1. Petition, Cooper County citizens to Benjamin Gratz Brown, March 21, 1872

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Black Prisoners; Burglary; Childs, Edward; Cooper County; Cooper County (Mo.); Government; Missouri; Pardon; Petitions; Politics And Government

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Petition for pardon, for Edward Brooks to Joseph Washington McClurg, January 1870

2. Petition for pardon, for Edward Brooks to Joseph Washington McClurg, January 1870

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Black Prisoners In Missouri; Brooks, Edward; Government; Grand Larceny; Jackson County; Jackson County (Mo.); Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government

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Letter, from E. S. Edwards, Jefferson City, Cole County to David Rowland Francis, December 23, 1889

3. Letter, from E. S. Edwards, Jefferson City, Cole County to David Rowland Francis, December 23, 1889

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African Americans; Cole County; Cole County (Mo.); Edwards, E. S; Francis, David Rowland (1850 1927); Government; Jefferson City; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Stevens, Fountain

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Letter, from H. M. Bledsoe, Lexington, Lafayette County to Benjamin Gratz Brown, August 8, 1871

4. Letter, from H. M. Bledsoe, Lexington, Lafayette County to Benjamin Gratz Brown, August 8, 1871

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Black Prisoners; Bledsoe, H. M; Carter, Charles; Carter, William; Government; Lafayette County; Lafayette County (Mo.); Lexington; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government

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Letter, from J. Wiethuehter, St. Louis, to G. Wuhlbach, St. Louis, July 26, 1868

5. Letter, from J. Wiethuehter, St. Louis, to G. Wuhlbach, St. Louis, July 26, 1868

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Blacks; Government; Missouri; Missouri State Penitentiary; Missouri, 1868; Pardon; Politics And Government; Prisoners; Saint Louis; Saint Louis (Mo.); St. Louis; Turner, Charles; Wiethuehter, J; Wuhlbach, G

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Petition, Cole County citizens to Joseph Washington McClurg, July 2, 1870

6. Petition, Cole County citizens to Joseph Washington McClurg, July 2, 1870

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Bolton, Matthew; Cole County; Cole County (Mo.); Cole County Jail; Discrimination; Government; Missouri; Pardon; Petitions; Politics And Government; Racial Discrimination

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Petition, Cole County citizens to Joseph Washington McClurg, October 1, 1870

7. Petition, Cole County citizens to Joseph Washington McClurg, October 1, 1870

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Arican American Prisoners; Black Prisoners; Bolton, Matthew; Cole County; Cole County (Mo.); Discrimination; Government; Missouri; Pardon; Petitions; Politics And Government; Racial Discrimination; Wilson, D. A

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Petition for pardon, for Charles Turner to Joseph Washington McClurg, November 1866

8. Petition for pardon, for Charles Turner to Joseph Washington McClurg, November 1866

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Government; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Saint Louis; Saint Louis (Mo.); St. Louis; St. Louis (Mo.); Turner, Charles

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Petition for pardon, for Edmund Porter to Joseph Washington McClurg, October 1869

9. Petition for pardon, for Edmund Porter to Joseph Washington McClurg, October 1869

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Government; Grand Larceny; Kansas City; Kansas City (Mo.); Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Porter, Edmund

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Petition for pardon, for Melville Wells to Joseph Washington McClurg, n.d.

10. Petition for pardon, for Melville Wells to Joseph Washington McClurg, n.d.

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Assault And Battery; Black Prisoners; Government; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Saint Louis; Saint Louis (Mo.); St. Louis; St. Louis (Mo.); Wells, Melville

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Petition for pardon, for Peter Boone, Greene County, 1869, forwarded to Benjamin Gratz Brown, 1869

11. Petition for pardon, for Peter Boone, Greene County, 1869, forwarded to Benjamin Gratz Brown, 1869

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Boone, Peter; Government; Greene County; Greene County (Mo.); Missouri; Murder; Petition For Pardon; Politics And Government

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Petition for pardon, for William Ousely to Joseph Washington McClurg, March 1869

12. Petition for pardon, for William Ousely to Joseph Washington McClurg, March 1869

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Government; Grand Larceny; Johnson County; Johnson County (Mo.); Missouri; Ousley, William; Pardon; Politics And Government

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Letter, from Louis Gottschalk, St. Louis to Benjamin Gratz Brown, July 31, 1872

13. Letter, from Louis Gottschalk, St. Louis to Benjamin Gratz Brown, July 31, 1872

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Anderson, Noah; Black Prisoners; Goodwin, Frank; Gottschalk, Louis; Government; Hudson, F. N; Lehemacher, George; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Saint Louis; Saint Louis (Mo.); Schreiner, Frederick; St. Louis; St. Louis (Mo.); St. Louis Workhouse

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Letter, from W. A. Brawner, St. Louis to Benjamin Gratz Brown, March 23, 1871

14. Letter, from W. A. Brawner, St. Louis to Benjamin Gratz Brown, March 23, 1871

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Brawner, W. A; Government; Hnuter, James; Johnson, Charles O; Misosuri; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Saint Louis; Saint Louis (Mo.); St. Louis; St. Louis (Mo.)

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Letter, from William N. Pickerill, Clinton, Henry County to John W. Crawford, Jefferson City, Cole County, December 6, 1870

15. Letter, from William N. Pickerill, Clinton, Henry County to John W. Crawford, Jefferson City, Cole County, December 6, 1870

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Black Prisoners; Clinton; Cole County; Cole County (Mo.); Cox, David; Crawford, John W; Government; Henry County; Henry County (Mo.); Jefferson City; Missouri; Pardon; Pickerill, William N; Politics And Government; Saint Clair County; Saint Clair County (Mo.); St. Clair County

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Letter, from W. P. Beach, Macon, Macon County to Thomas Clement Fletcher, December 3, 1866

16. Letter, from W. P. Beach, Macon, Macon County to Thomas Clement Fletcher, December 3, 1866

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Beach, W. P; Boone County; Boone County (Mo.); Centralia; Copperheads (Southern Sympathizers); Government; Macon; Macon County; Macon County (Mo.); Military Service; Missouri; Missouri, 1866; Pardon; Politics And Government; Slaver; Slavery; Stevens, William; Union

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Petition, Clinton County citizens, to Thomas Clement Fletcher, July 1868

17. Petition, Clinton County citizens, to Thomas Clement Fletcher, July 1868

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

Capital Punishment; Chapman, H. J; Clinton County; Clinton County (Mo.); Death Sentence; Government; Hanging; Hughes, Albert; Missouri; Missouri, 1868; Murder; Pardon; Petitions; Platte City; Platte County; Platte County (Mo.); Plattsburg; Politics And Government

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Petition for pardon, for David Cox to Joseph Washington McClurg, 1869

18. Petition for pardon, for David Cox to Joseph Washington McClurg, 1869

Office of the Governor

Keywords:

African American Prisoners; African Americans; Black Prisoners; Cox, David; Government; Grand Larceny; Missouri; Pardon; Politics And Government; Saint Clair County; Saint Clair County (Mo.); St. Clair County; St. Clair County (Mo.)

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