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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. Petition seeking to rescind John G. Hull's $200 fine.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. Citizens of Barbour county petition the governor for John G. Hull's $200 fine to be removed.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. Letter to Nathans Phelan and James H Heaves concerning the conviction of Barney Fallen.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. Letter from Andrew B. Moore addressing the execution of slave Godfey.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore Collection. Letter from Citizens of Tuscaloosa County requesting that the governor expunge the imprisonment of Barney Fuller.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Dallas County, Alabama, for the release of Reuben Pearson. Pearson was imprisoned in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Dallas County, Alabama, for the release of Rueben Pearson from prison. He was imprisoned in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Dallas County, Alabama, for the release of Rueben Pearson from prison. He was imprisoned in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Dallas County, Alabama, for the release of Rueben Pearson from prison. He was imprisoned in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Barbour, Alabama, for the pardon of Elijah Nolin. Nolin was convicted of assault and battery.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Mobile, Alabama, for the pardon of Martha Norris. The petition states that Norris was unable to be present at court due to her son's death and a yellow fever outbreak and so should her fine should be remitted.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Franklin, Alabama, for the release and pardon of John Oniel. <br><br>?He was imprisoned for larceny in April 1838.
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Letter to Governor Andrew B. Moore requesting pardon for pardon for John O'Neal. Moore does not grant pardon.
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Petiton to Governor A.B. Moore from Citizens of Dallas County for the release of F.F. Philibert
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. <br><br>The petition states that George W. Coleman believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. <br><br>The petition states that the author, as well as a juror on Parmer's case, believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. <br><br>The petition states that Henry D. Clayton believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. <br><br>The petition states that E C? Bullock believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges despite the fact that they were hired to prosecute in the case against Parmer.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. <br><br>The petition states that Baldwin believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges.
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Petition for pardon of Reuben Pearson
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Dallas County, Alabama, for the release of Reuben Pearson. Pearson was imprisoned in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Petition to Governor A.B. Moore from Clayton, Alabama, for the release and pardon of Jacob Parmer. The petition states that Baldwin believes Parmer to be innocent of the charges.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore collection. Letter written to Governor A. B. Moore from George Russell's jury. The jury members request Moore commute Russell's sentence.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore collection. Letter written to Governor A. B. Moore from B. T. Pope asking if Judge Mudd's letter of clemency request for George Russell (whom was accused and tried for murder in Blount County) had arrived to the Governor's desk. Pope reiterates the widely held belief that Russell's sentence should be commuted so he is not executed.
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From the Alabama Department of Archives and History Governor A. B. Moore collection. Petition written by the citizens of Blount County to Governor A. B. Moore requesting clemency from a stay in the penitentiary for George Russell, whom was accused of murder and tried in Blount County, Alabama.
