Pardons, paroles, and clemency files of Governor Clement Comer Clay from 1837 for individuals whose surnames begin with A through B.
These records consist of correspondence, petitions, and legal documents relating to requests for pardon, parole, and remission of fines. Most of the documents items give details of the offenses for which the individuals were convicted. Among the cases here are those of Uriah Bass and Robert Bell, wh...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Online Access: | http://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/voices/id/29293 |
| Summary: | These records consist of correspondence, petitions, and legal documents relating to requests for pardon, parole, and remission of fines. Most of the documents items give details of the offenses for which the individuals were convicted. Among the cases here are those of Uriah Bass and Robert Bell, who was convicted of nuisance for operating a mill in the town of Livingston, Alabama. |
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