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View Entry | Isaac E. Rucker v. J. B. Hawkins | Cannon | Fraud | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | John Hendrickson v. State | Cannon | Assault and Battery | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | Jim Dan Hayes v. State | Cannon | Assault with Intent to Kill | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | Jesse& Earnest Manus v. State | Cannon | Assault with Intent to Commit Rape |
The victim: James St. John of Cannon County. |
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View Entry | Loyd Logan v. State | Cannon | Murder |
The charge is second degree murder. Additional parties: William Wallace |
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View Entry | Lonnis Williams v. State | Cannon | Liquor, Unlawful Transportation of | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | Mack Odum& Chester Willard v. State | Cannon | Murder |
The victim in this murder case was Oakley Jewell. |
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View Entry | Rueben McAdoo v. State | Cannon | Assault | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | State v. J. P. Elkins | Cannon | Profanity |
In 1874 Elkins "did profanely curse and swear and take the name of g*d d*amn in vain openly, publicly, and notoriously, and in a public place and in the presence and hearing of divine good citizens of our said state." |
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View Entry | State v. H. House | Cannon | Liquor Violation |
Defendant was accused of unlawfully selling two quarts of spirituous liquors to Jeff Thomas for A. J. Thomas. |
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View Entry | State v. Steve Rushing et al. | Cannon | Murder |
Additional Defendant: Anderson Rushing. Victim: Charles McHarland. |
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View Entry | State v. Ed Coldwell | Cannon | Liquor, Sale of Illegal |
Selling liquor without a license within four miles of a schoolhouse. |
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View Entry | State v. Russ Wood | Cannon | Tippling | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | State v. Lewis Williams | Cannon | Breaking and Entering |
For "house breaking." |
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View Entry | State v. James L. Thomas | Cannon | Illegitimate Child/Bastardy | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | State v. Samuel Scott | Cannon | Assault with Force and Arms |
Defendant is accused with the malicious stabbing John Stureall. |
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View Entry | State v. Isaiah Furtson | Cannon | Malicious Stabbing |
Victim: John M. Butcher |
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View Entry | State v. M. J. Finley | Cannon | Liquor, Sale of Illegal | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | State v. Carter Gowin | Cannon | Larceny, Grand |
Incomplete case file. Judgment only. |
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View Entry | State v. A. F. Francis | Cannon | Murder |
Defendant is accused of murdering F. G. Odom, aka Dock Odom, by stabbing him with a knife. The dispute between the defendant and the victim grew out of a county election for circuit court judge. |
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View Entry | State v. Samuel Stacey | Cannon | Other |
Charge of visiting a bawdy house kept by Sarah Baltimore. |
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View Entry | State v. Nathan Fugitt | Cannon | Disturbance of Public Worship |
Fuggitt was accused of making noise, profane discourse, and rude and indecent behavior. |
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View Entry | State v. Benjamin Hayes | Cannon | Profanity |
Grand jury indictment for profanity. Defendant spoke the following words in a public place: "God dam you; Go to hell; Kiss my ass." Defendant made a motion to quash the indictment. |
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View Entry | State v. Horace Knight | Cannon | Trespass |
Horace Knight and Sarah Goins charged with theft of 300 rails worth $90. Grand jury indicted them only for trespass. At trial, Sarah Goins could not be found. Knight moved to quash the indictment for trespass and State appealed to TN Supreme Court. |
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View Entry | State v. Emery Phillips | Cannon | Disturbance of Public Worship |
Phillips was charged with disturbing Ausments Chapel Church in Cannon County with noise, profane discourse, rude and indecent behavior. |
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View Entry | State v. John K. Rigsby | Cannon | Larceny |
Complete charge is Larceny and Breach of Trust. |
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View Entry | Sarah L. Whitlock v. William Barton, et al. | Cannon | Forcible Entry and Detainer |
Other defendants: John E. Denton and J. M. Elrod. See also Sarah L. Whitlock v. W. Barton, MT1136 and William Barton, et al. v. Sarah S. Whitlock et al., MT50. |
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View Entry | State v. James Tucker | Cannon | Other |
Tucker accused of taking female from her father |
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View Entry | State v. Anthony Martin | Cannon | Larceny | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
View Entry | State v. Abe McBroom | Cannon | Liquor, Sale of Illegal |
Additional defendant: J. J. Brents. McBroom and Brents were charged with selling and tippling alcohol within four miles of a school (Woodbury College). Brents filed a severance. Bill of exceptions also included. |
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View Entry | State v. William G. Pendleton | Cannon | Other |
The defendant was charged with "abduction and seduction" of a woman named Elizabeth Woods for the purpose of prostitution. |
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View Entry | Sam Bryant v. State | Cannon | Liquor, Sale of Illegal |
Plaintiff in error, the owner of a Saloon in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is accused of unlawfully selling and delivering liquor to Hop Grooms. Grooms is a witness for the state in the case. |
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View Entry | State v. Grundy Fann | Cannon | Lewd Behavior |
The defendant was charged with openly frequenting a bawdy house to the common nuisance of public morals. |
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