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- Collection: Rockingham County Prohibition Records: Criminal Cases
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Commonwealth v. Joseph Boyers
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. Ulerick Weitick
Defendant charged with retailing liquor without a license. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Carpenter and Franklin Rodecap
Defendant charged with trespassing and carrying away property.
Commonwealth v. Richard Boyers
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Not guilty
Commonwealth v. Jacob Nicely
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming with cards at the stable of Andrew Houck. Not guilty
Commonwealth v. Richard Clatterbuck
Defendant charged with assault and battery. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Isaac Keysair
Defendant charged with maliciously stabbing with intent to maim, disfigure, disable, and kill.
Commonwealth v. Perry McCall
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order and for uttering and attempting to employ the same as true.
Commonwealth v. Page Moore and William Clatterbuck
Defendants charged with disturbing an assembly met for the worship og God.
Commonwealth v. Joshua Gilmer and William Gilmer
Defendants charged with 3 Indictments of breaking and entering with intent to steal.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. James Riddle
Defendant charged with felony stealing.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Samuel Baker
Defendant charged with felony entering, but not breaking, into a house with the intent to commit larceny. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Jacob Ready
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Page Moore and William Clatterbuck
Defendants charged with disrupting an assembly meeting for the worship of God. Dismissed
Commonwealth v. John Kennedy
Defendant charged with grand larceny. Not guilty
Commonwealth v. Abraham Pirkey
Defendant charged with disturbing an assembly meeting for the worship of God.
Commonwealth v. Joseph (Elijah) Baker
Defendant charged with retailing ardent spirits without a license.