The defendants was on trail for murder. Monroe was charged with shooting and killing one Frank Smith. 2 folders.

Plaintiff in error was accused of killing William Payne with a knife. The murder occurred in Payne's store known as the Narrow Gage Bakery located on the west side of the public square in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Payne and Alexander were arguing inside of the store before the murder. State believes Alexander initiated the attack. Alexander testifies that Payne first attacked him with weights, forcing him to react in self-defense.

The defendant was charged with murder in the first degree. The weapons used were a pistol, sticks and shives. The victim was G. W. Lane

The defendants are charged with the murder of Henry House. House had been in an argument with Ben Wright's mother and sister the day before. House died from a blow to the back of the head. He was hit with a sharp instrument-possibly scissors.

Victim: unknown.

Victim: unknown.

Additional Cause of Action: Rioting. Victim unknown. Opinion only, case summary not included.

The defendants and John A. Taylor are accused of murdering Martin Owens with knives and clubs. At the time of the attack Tom Owens (brother of the deceased) was involved in an argument with the plaintiffs and the deceased was attempting to remove him from the scene. The attack took place near the public square in Jamestown, TN. Casefile notes that due to threats of mob violence additional guards were employed to monitor the defendants in order to prevent rescue or attack. 2 folders.

William Hartley is charged with murder in the first degree. He is charged with the killing of Annie Goodwin. He beat her to death with wood.

The victim's name was Henry Mosby.

Victim: unknown. Verdict only, no other documents included.

Victim: unknown. Opinion only, case summary not included. Moved to ET2042 with State v. William Calgey, aka. Calico Bill.

Victim unknown. Opinion only, case summary not included.

The defendant was accused of shooting and killing Robert Spindle on Christmas Eve night at the home of Malissa Scales. The victim’s sister, Emily Caine, testified that she overheard a conversation between Scales and George Watkins where Scales admitted to wishing for Spindle to be killed. Before he died, Spindle stated that stated he walked into Scales house and found Greenfield on the bed. The two men exchanged words and Spindle was shot. Exhibit material includes small map.

Daniel was accused of killing Jas. Thomasson(variously Thomason) during an assault with a pistol. Daniel was hired to be in charge of the road at "Vanlier" [Vanleer?]. Thomason took and used a handcar belonging to the company, claiming Daniel's wife gave the permission. Daniel reported the incident, and Thomason threatened to kill him. On the day of the killing, Thomason used vulgar and obscene language toward dfnt and wife, noting he would "knock the s--t" out of dfnt. After an altercation, dfnt fired.

State charged defendant Victor Gordon, alias, Bud or "Vic" Gorden with the murder of George C. Gibson. Includes extensive transcripts of testimony from the trial. 397 pages out of 595 pages in box ET 1812.