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Alabama. Governor (1841-1845 : Fitzpatrick). Pardons, paroles and clemency files, 1841-1845.

Title: Pardons, paroles and clemency files, 1841-1845.

The Constitution of 1819 gave the Governor of Ala. the power to grant reprieves and pardons in all criminal and penal cases, except those of treason and impeachment, and to remit fines and forfeitures. This series consists of correspondence, petitions, and legal documents relating to pardons from crimes, parole from sentences, and remission of fines imposed. The offenses include assault and battery, murder, manslaughter, horse stealing, bigamy, larceny, gambling, neglecting to show up for jury duty, and incestuous adultery. Individuals seeking clemency include George Garratt, Wiley Jones, Ellberry Fail, Zachariah Monk, Thomas Reed, Bird Wilson, Adam Love, Thomas Molyneaux, Stephen Schuessler, Allen Cotton, Henry Crocker, and Rowland Lake. Some cases of interest include Martha Anne Skipper who was convicted of committing adultery with her grandfather; Felix Senac who went insane upon hearing that the jury found him guilty of assault with intent to kill; and Hetty Lowe who was fined for living with another man after her own husband abandoned her and her children. Most of the cases are marked to show whether Fitzpatrick refused the request or not.

ArchivalResource: Originals .6 cubic ft. (2 archives boxes).Copies 2 microfilm reels.

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California Jockey Club / Pacific Coast Jockey Club : lithograph, 1898.

Title: California Jockey Club / Pacific Coast Jockey Club : lithograph, 1898.

Depicts two horse racing scenes at Oakland race track and Ingleside race track. Also medallions with portraits of officials from each track, Col. Dan M. Burns, Thomas H. Williams, Robert B. Milroy (three from Oakland) and Henry L. Crocker, Malor S.N. Androus, F.H. Green (three from Ingleside). Reverse of the sheet (probably from The Call newspaper) has seven advertisments for products and services in San Francisco.

ArchivalResource: 1 print : color lithograph ; 58 x 44.5 cm.

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Crocker, Henry G. (Henry Graham), 1868-1930. Treaty provisions concerning effects of transfer of sovereignty as regards public assets and obligations and the status and rights of inhabitants of ceded territory, [1919?].

Title: Treaty provisions concerning effects of transfer of sovereignty as regards public assets and obligations and the status and rights of inhabitants of ceded territory, [1919?].

Typescript (carbon copy), analyzes treaty provisions, 1797-1916, chiefly of European and American treaties, concerning transfer of sovereignty. Has chronological list of treaties discussed. Probably prepared in 1919 during the Paris Peace Conference.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (400 leaves) ; 29 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/13958730 View

Crocker, Henry G. (Henry Graham), 1868-1930. The Crocker family / data compiled by Henry Graham Crocker.

Title: The Crocker family / data compiled by Henry Graham Crocker.

Typed genealogical notes, correspondence [1923-1931], charts, etc. Vol I (Males given names A-I); Vol II (Males, given names J-W); Vol III (Females, given names A-J); Vol III (Females, given names L-Z); Vol IV (Males, given names A-G); Vol IV (Males, given names H-L), Vol. V (Males, given names M-Z); Vol. VI (Females, given names A-G); Vol. VI (Females, given names H-Z); Vol. VII (Related correspondence & notes); and Vol. VIII (Correspondence and misc. notes).

ArchivalResource: 0.85 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/271657099 View