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Smith, C.W.
Location: Positions 3 to 4 in Page and Rockingham Counties
Smith, Jos S.
Location: Naked Creek
Smith, Q. E.
Location: Spotswood Trail
Commonwealth v. Adam Early
Defendant charged with felony murder.
Commonwealth v. Calvin Rexroad et al.
Defendants charged with felony larceny.
Commonwealth v. Ed Morris
Defendant charged with felony rape.
Commonwealth v. Ira J. Dove et al.
Defendants charged with misdemeanor disturbing public worship.
Commonwealth v. Christopher Hottle, Abraham Smith, George Clarke, and James Clarke
Defendant charged with assault and fighting.
Commonwealth v. Isaac Grady
Defendant charged with uttering and false and forged order
Commonwealth v. John McHenry, William Smith, Joseph Baker
Defendants charged with swearing profane oaths.
Commonwealth v. Mathias Smailes and etc.
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Coughlan
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. Mathias Smailes, etc.
Defendant charged with threatening to beat, wound, kill or do bodily hurt.
Commonwealth v. Abraham Smith
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Hansacker (alias John Smith)
Defendant charged with feloniously stealing.
Commonwealth v. Elliott Rutherford
Defendant charged with assault.
Commonwealth v. Lewis Lounce
Defendant charged with Unlawful Gaming by betting money and playing cards.
Commonwealth v. Nathaniel Gunnel
Defendant charged with Unlawful Gaming by playing cards.
Commonwealth v. John Smith
Defendant charged with Unlawful Gaming.
Commonwealth v. John Smith
Defendant charged with perjury. Not guilty.