Cox sued James White for a debt he owed, after which James died & the suit was revived against Eliza, admr. of James' estate. Eliza defended against the suit, arguing that both she & James were Virginia residents & that letters of administration were issued in Virginia, not Tennessee; hence, the suit should be dismissed.

Pltf sued to recover $400 on a bond to be invalid if certain conditions were unmet, the bond was unpaid, still valid, and for a plot of land.

2 folders.

Origin of damages: work injury. Exhibits include b&w photos, floor schematic, time book.

On 28 Nov. 1932 plaintiff purchased furniture from the defendant under a retention title contract; on 9 Nov. 1934 defendants repossessed the property without her consent or due process of law & sold it at a private sale for $79.50. At time of repossession plaintiff had paid defendants $43 & still owed a balance of $93.20. The value of the furniture is now less than the unpaid balance. Plaintiff sued to collect the $43 that she has already paid.

This is an appeal. Original bill showed Shelly as plaintiff filing suit against Lipton, with William Garrison, James Rhea, Joseph Rhea & Garnet Rhea, for trespass with force & arms plus damages. May 1833, the group restrained Shelly and took 7 horses. In addition, goods & property were taken; the total value of stolen goods equals $1000, the amount Shelly sought for damages.

Briefs and exception only.

Barcroft [Bearcroft] Beaver & Co. (partnership in Philadelphia, PA, comprised of Stacy B. Barcroft, Thomas Beaver, John H. March, Wetheral Lee, Thomas S. Foster & Samuel T. Curley) claimed Lynn owed the firm $1069.28. Lynn apparently owed money to other Philadelphia merchants as well. Thomas Tittsworth was trustee of deed of trust that Lynn executed to convey land for Tittsworth to hold in trust for satisfaction of his various debts.

Heaton, daughter of M. V. McPherson, dec. charged that poisonous gas leaked from McPherson's range & killed McPherson. Next of kin included two other daughters, Mrs. Munsey Mears and Myrtle Brownlow. Mears was preparing breakfast for her mother at the time of the leak. 2 fldrs. Exhibit materials include gas production data sheet, pressure gauge recording, tar & Sulphur samples, witness testimony and service cards. See ET Box 1498, an additional 490 pgs. Oversize exhibit in ET Oversize 21.

4 Folders. Mrs. Dobson was killed by the train and Mr. Dobson is sued for damages.

Also includes a prescription.

Cline, Seiberling, & Co.: P. Cline, J. J. Hower, J. H. Seiberling, S. H. Miller, J. F. Seiberling, and J. H. Hower. Plaintiff company sued to recover $300 in damages after defendants purchased from their agent, D. A. Duff, a mowing machine on two notes of $50 each, plus the interest on each note, both dated 1872.

Additional Defendant: Fannie Campbell.

Additional Defendants: Fleming Work, Bennett Crockett, Margaret Montgomery.

Cooper Corp. seeking to recover debt of $233.91 from plaintiff, who purchased tires, tubes & other stock from the Rubber Products Co. Rubber Products Co. a debtor of Cooper Corp.; its owners had since closed business in TN & moved to FL. Plaintiff seeking to prove that defendant purchased the merchandise in violation of the Bulk Sale Law.

The parties had promised each other to be married, and though the plaintiff was ready to hold up her end of the promise, the defendant married another woman. sued for damages of $5,000.

Strong sued Horner's wholesale grocery company for $25,000 in damages after driver Roy Huntley collided with an auto driven by Alfred Strong, dec. The wreck occurred at night, and the oversized grocery truck was not illuminated by proper lights that show the width of the truck to oncoming traffic. Berley Penley was also killed, but his nephew Malcolm survived, as did Grover Lane. Exhibits include photos of the wrecked 31 Chevrolet.

The cause of action in this case is listed as damages but Stoffle is sued the defendants over a debt that totals $887.89

Case may be related to Feathers v. Fain in WT184(84-G-5). Feathers sued Fain for the alteration of an ear mark on a (or multiple) head(s) of sheep. Case was started in Sullivan County, but moved to Carter before the end of the trial.