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Commonwealth v. Tim Morris
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Thompson Bull
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Woolford Jr.
Defendant charged with assault and did beat, wound, and ill treat.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Woolford Jr.
Defendant charged with four indictments of assault with a knife. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Thomas Woolford (Wolford)
Defendaant charged with unlawfully gaming by playing cards.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Wood
Defendant charged with assault and did beat, wound, or illy treat.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Wells
Defendant charged with murder. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Thomas Tigner
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Thomas Stogsdill
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Thomas Stoggle and Laroy Stoggle
Misdemeanor; Guilty
Commonwealth v. Thomas Sindon
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Shifflett
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Sager
Misdemeanor; Guilty
Commonwealth v. Thomas Ramsbottom
Defendant charged with two indictments of assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Ramsbottom
Defendant charged with threatening to beat, wound, maim or do bodily hurt.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Raines, Jacob Cisler, William Raines; Newton Raines
Defendant charged with disrupting an assembly meeting for the worship of God
Commonwealth v. Thomas Morris
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Thomas Moore
Defendant charged with grand larceny.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Moore
Defendant charged with allowing a slave under his control to go at large.