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Commonwealth v. John S. Herring
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Rosson (alias John Rosston)
Defendant charged with seduction. Dismissed, as parties married that day.
Commonwealth v. John Rogers
Defendant charged with unlawfully playing a game of cards.
Commonwealth v. John Rodes
Defendant charged with isturbing an assembly met for the worship of God. Nolle prosequi
Commonwealth v. John Roadcap (Rodecap)
Defendant charged for threatening to beat, wound, and evilly treat.
Commonwealth v. John Rinehart
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Reedy
Defendant charged with unlawful gaming.
Commonwealth v. John Reedy
Defendant charged with felony rape.
Commonwealth v. John Rager
Defendant charged with not keeping part of road in good repair.
Commonwealth v. John Ragen
Defendant charged with not keeping part of road in good repair.
Commonwealth v. John Rader Jr.
Defendant charged with assault by beating, wounding, and illy treat. Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Rader Jr.
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Rader
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. John R. May
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John R. Crider
Misdemeanor; Guilty
Commonwealth v. John R. Coffman
Felony; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John Prince
Defendant charged with setailing ardent spirits without license.
Commonwealth v. John Pontz
Defendant charged with feloniously and maliciously burn a certain barn. Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Phillips and John Crigler
Defendants charged with felony breaking and entering with intent to steal.
Commonwealth v. John Philips
Defendant charged with assault and battery.