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Commonwealth v. Henry Gilmore
Defendant charged with threatening to kill or do bodily harm.
Commonwealth v. George Mifford (Mafford)
Defendant charged with threatening to beat, wound, maim and evilly treat.
Commonwealth v. John Smith
Defendant charged with perjury. Not guilty.
Commonwealth v. William Juel and George Ling (Linch) (Link)
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. William Taylor
Defendant charged with stealing.
Commonwealth v. William Henton
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. Frederick Fult
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. James G. Page
Defendant charged with assault with intent to maim and disfigure.
Commonwealth v. Peter Roadcap (Rodecap)
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. John Smith
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming.
Commonwealth v. Wm. Brown
Defendant charged with non-attendance as a grand juror.
Commonwealth v. Robert Austins
Defendant charged with fighting.
Commonwealth v. Nathaniel Gunnel
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming by playing cards.
Commonwealth v. John Roadcap (Rodecap)
Defendant charged for threatening to beat, wound, and evilly treat.
Commonwealth v. Lewis Lounce
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming by betting money and playing cards.
Commonwealth v. Matthias Fry
Defendant charged with keeping a disorderly house and unlawful gaming.
Commonwealth v. Samuel Sperry and William Kailor
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming by playing cards.
Commonwealth v. William Kailor
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming by playing cards.
Commonwealth v. George Fridley
Defendant charged for threatening to beat, wound, maim, kill or do bodily harm.
Commonwealth v. James Page
Defendant charged with fighting.