Add'l pls: C.W. Barrett, E.S., G.D., & C.M. Monroe, Moses G. & Sophia M. Copp, H.S. & Susan D. Smith, George W. & Anna S. Eastman, and Louisa S. Monroe. Barrett was widowed by Samuel B. Barrett of Boston, her children's father was Edmund Monroe. Barrett owned 20k acres of land at his death, leaving them to his widow, who divided & sold them to Edmund Monroe, who then died intestate. Conflicting deeds were discovered. Suit was filed to settle estate & land ownership.

Additional parties: John Woods, John Taylor, Jackson Wiesman, Boone Templeton, Roy Templeton, T. J. Motlow

Assaulted and battered Charlee Keith, Douglas Woods, Crawford Taylor and Dan Hatchett.

Victim: Hardy H. Smith. According to testimony Price accused Smith of harboring bushwhackers. They got into an altercation and Price shot and killed Smith.

Robert Russell, referred to in the case as "colored," was accused of unlawful and malicious shooting of Joshua Robertson. The argument states that Robertson was never indeed shot and that his veracity was in question. Russell was eventually found not guilty of the charges.

Also spelled Sarah Tankersley (?)

Defendant name was Jennie Ramsey

For petty larceny.

Victim: Daniel Crowly.

Defendant is white and assaulted a free person of color. Victim: Joshua Gore.

The defendant was charged with "carrying a pistol." The transcript has the defendant's name as "George Gipson."

Incomplete case file. Judgment only. Cause of action: Assault and battery with intent to rape.

Clark charged with shooting H.C. Sanders with a pistol with intent to murder him. Clark was found guilty of assault and battery and fined $75. Clark appealed.

Wilborne Franklin died after he was struck with a rock in the side of his head by Anderson "Anse" Franklin. The two were at Louisa Franklin's property. Anderson and Wilburne were half brothers. Anderson struck Welburn (alt. spelling) with a rock, then jumped on top of him and punched in multiple times. Wilborne died few months later from sustained injuries.

The State charged the defendants with the 1st degree murder of K. E. Baker in Pierce's Store in "Owl Hollow" in Franklin County on Feb. 8, 1881. They were convicted in the circuit court: John sentenced to death, Cicero sentenced to life of hard labor in prison. Defendants appealed on many grounds including that the evidence was circumstantial and they were handcuffed during the entire proceedings. The militia arrived and people were "excited" when they were first captured. There is detailed testimony.