FAYETTE COUNTY, TN - COURT - James  Crook; Samuel Wilson, Riot
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TENNESSEE STATE ARCHIVES 
ROLL #1  FAYETTE Co., TN 
CIRCUIT COURT MINUTES-Civil & Criminal
Volume G    Sept 1842---May 1844

Page 124; May Term 1843
The STATE of TENNESSEE
                    vs__#21__Indictment
Abram PERRY; Andrew BRYANT___for
James  CROOK; Samuel WILSON__Riot

   This day, came the Attorney General, on the part of the State and the 
Defendants in proper person, who being charged on the bill of indictment, 
plesd not guilty to the same,  and for their trial, put themselves upon the 
County, and the Plaintiff doeth the like,  and thereupon, came a jury of good 
and lawful men, to wit: D. W.  BROWN; W. T. BONNER; Pleasant WOOD; C. ROBERT; 
I. MURBORN; H. MILLER; I. WRIGHT; H. M. PUTMON; Kimbrough JONES; I. S. 
FLIPPEN; F. McCLARAN and Jesse BOUNDS, who being elected, tried, and sworn, 
shall and truly, to try the issues, joined and a true verdict and under, 
according to the evidence upon their oath, do say the defendants are not 
guilty in manner and form as charged in the bill of indictment.  It is 
therefore commanded by the Court that the defendants go hence, without delay.