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Commonwealth v. Henry Freed (Fried)
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Henry Gilmer
Defendants charged with lewd and lascivious cohabitation. Writ of Error docketed and dismissed.
Commonwealth v. Henry Gilmore
Defendant charged with assault and did beat, wound, and ill treat.
Commonwealth v. Henry Gilmore
Defendant charged with threatening to kill or do bodily harm.
Commonwealth v. Henry Hausbarger
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry High
Defendant charged with assault by beating, wounding, and illy treat.
Commonwealth v. Henry Hoover
Defendant charged with felony rape.
Commonwealth v. Henry Hoover
Defendant charged with fighting. Not guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Hughes and Anna Sirks
Defendant charged with misdemeanor cohabitation.
Commonwealth v. Henry Johnson
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Henry Kessel (Keezle)
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Henry Kessell (Kezle)
Defendant charged for fighting.
Commonwealth v. Henry Lamb
Defendant charged with failure to march and desertion.
Commonwealth v. Henry Lotterberry; Steven Drew; Bill Burns
Defendant charged with disturbing an assembly of people meeting for public worship
Commonwealth v. Henry March
Defendant charged with retailing spiritious liquors without a license.
Commonwealth v. Henry Martin
Defendant charged with fighting. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Mauzy
Defendant charged with assault. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order and for uttering and attempting to employ the same as true.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Guilty