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42 Document No. 1. [Session
ris, J. A. Norris, Rev. J. Olive, Rev. Henry Norris, Rev. Rus-sell
Burnett and others.
100. Ellick Britt, (col.,) Beaufort. Larceny ; Spring Terra,
1870. Ten 3'ears' imprisonment. Pardoned May 26, 1876,
on the recommendation of the Penitentiary Board and
many citizens.
101. Nathan Pearce, (col.,) Gates. Larceny ; Spring Term,
1875. Three years' imprisonment. Pardoned May 26, 1876,
on recommendation of Oct. Coke, Judge Eure, Solicitor
Whedbee, Thos. H. Gilliam, T. G. Skinner, H. A. Gilliam
and L. P. Hayes. [Pearce died a few days before the pardon
was issued.]
102. C. F. Godard, (white,) Mecklenburg. Assault with
attempt to commit Rape ; Fall Term, 1875. Five years' im-prisonment.
Pardoned May 27, 1876, on recommendation
of Gov. Vance, Wm. Sioan, Jno. E. Brown, S. E. Belk, M. E.
Alexander, Dr. J. M. Miller, W. J. Yates and many otliers.
103. J. B. Shaver, (white,) Rowan. Assault and Battery ;
Spring Term, 1876. Four months' imprisonment in Rowan
jail. Pardoned June 2, 1876, on recommendation of T. B.
Long, R. H. Broadfield, A. J. Mock, M. L. Holmes, Dr. M.
Whitehead, Kerr Craige, C. F. Waggoner, W. H. Crawford
and many others.
104. John Schenck, (col.,) Lincoln. Assault ; Fall Term,
1875. Two years' imprisonment. Pardoned June 7, 1876,
at the instance of his father, on whom the assault was com-mitted,
Maj. A. W. Burton, W. M. Reinhardt, B. F. Grigg,
Y. A. McBee, Gen. J. F. Hoke and others.
105. Wm. Willis and .John D. Simpson, (whites,) Wilson.
Larceny; Spring Term, 1870. Ten years' imprisonment.
Pardoned June 15, 1876, on recommendation of Judge Sey-mour,
C. C. Clark, F. C. Roberts, J. V. Sherrard, W. T. Fair-cloth,
W. C. Bryan, A. G. Hubbard, Alex. Mitchell, R. F.
Lehman, Wm. H. Oliver, and many citizens of Pamlico and
Craven counties, where the young men lived.
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| Full Text | 42 Document No. 1. [Session ris, J. A. Norris, Rev. J. Olive, Rev. Henry Norris, Rev. Rus-sell Burnett and others. 100. Ellick Britt, (col.,) Beaufort. Larceny ; Spring Terra, 1870. Ten 3'ears' imprisonment. Pardoned May 26, 1876, on the recommendation of the Penitentiary Board and many citizens. 101. Nathan Pearce, (col.,) Gates. Larceny ; Spring Term, 1875. Three years' imprisonment. Pardoned May 26, 1876, on recommendation of Oct. Coke, Judge Eure, Solicitor Whedbee, Thos. H. Gilliam, T. G. Skinner, H. A. Gilliam and L. P. Hayes. [Pearce died a few days before the pardon was issued.] 102. C. F. Godard, (white,) Mecklenburg. Assault with attempt to commit Rape ; Fall Term, 1875. Five years' im-prisonment. Pardoned May 27, 1876, on recommendation of Gov. Vance, Wm. Sioan, Jno. E. Brown, S. E. Belk, M. E. Alexander, Dr. J. M. Miller, W. J. Yates and many otliers. 103. J. B. Shaver, (white,) Rowan. Assault and Battery ; Spring Term, 1876. Four months' imprisonment in Rowan jail. Pardoned June 2, 1876, on recommendation of T. B. Long, R. H. Broadfield, A. J. Mock, M. L. Holmes, Dr. M. Whitehead, Kerr Craige, C. F. Waggoner, W. H. Crawford and many others. 104. John Schenck, (col.,) Lincoln. Assault ; Fall Term, 1875. Two years' imprisonment. Pardoned June 7, 1876, at the instance of his father, on whom the assault was com-mitted, Maj. A. W. Burton, W. M. Reinhardt, B. F. Grigg, Y. A. McBee, Gen. J. F. Hoke and others. 105. Wm. Willis and .John D. Simpson, (whites,) Wilson. Larceny; Spring Term, 1870. Ten years' imprisonment. Pardoned June 15, 1876, on recommendation of Judge Sey-mour, C. C. Clark, F. C. Roberts, J. V. Sherrard, W. T. Fair-cloth, W. C. Bryan, A. G. Hubbard, Alex. Mitchell, R. F. Lehman, Wm. H. Oliver, and many citizens of Pamlico and Craven counties, where the young men lived. |
