Charged along w/ Creed Taylor, Nathan Nelson, George Croft, & Robert Wright. For disturbing worship services of the Morristown Methodist Episcopal Church South by "...Whispering, talking Laughing Scoffing Walking about making a loud noise Jesturing [sic] and other wrongs..."

For building a fence across a public road six miles outside Knoxville & running east from a trestle of the Knoxville & Ohio Railroad on the Knoxville-Jacksboro Road.

The plaintiff in error was accused of obstructing travel by building a fence across a public road. Exhibit materials include a hand-drawn plat map depicting the properties of the plaintiff, George Taylor, and P. and L. Hatmaker. Said lands lie near the Clinch River.

"The indictment charge the defendant with obstructing a public road laid out and established by the county court."

Final Decision/Order only.

Opinion only.

The plaintiff was charged with building a fence across a public road.

Alias Sonney Young. Young was accused of profane discourse, rude and indecent behaviors near a place of worship.

Phillips was charged with disturbing Ausments Chapel Church in Cannon County with noise, profane discourse, rude and indecent behavior.

The defendants were accused of loud talking, profane swearing, quarreling and being drunk at or near a place of worship

The defendant is charged with obstructing a road in Shelby Co. by allowing a fence to block the road.

White accused of disturbing a congregation by "going drunken into and at said congregation" & "vomiting from drunkenness in the presence of the said congregation" & so doing "in contempt of religion to the manifest corruption of public morals." Jury found White guilty as charged.

Other defendant: Shelby Crittendon. Crittendon is charged with obstructing a private way leading from the Bible Union and Martin Public road to the home of Walter Chappell by placing posts in said way and stretching wire across the same road -preventing travel by the said Walter Chappell who had a perfect legal right to the uninterrupted and undisturbed use of private road.

Lafevors aka Lafevers, and Jeff Howard were convicted of disturbing public worship and fined. This is a bill to re-tax the cost in the cause by striking out the State and County taxes. The defendant believes said taxes were already paid by Howard.

Defendant was accused of disturbing public worship by noise, profanity, and indecent behavior.

The State charged the Wards with obstructing a public highway leading from Ridge Road to Tucker's Creek Road by putting rails across the road. Exhibit is a small hand-drawn map of the area of road that was obstructed and the surrounding properties.

Sam Stout is charged with building a fence on a public road to intentionally and unlawfully block that road. The said road is located in Weakley County.