Additional plaintiffs: no other names found. Defendant was County Court Clerk of Special Court. In an action decided in favor of County Clerk against the maker of one of the note securing full payment of the purchase price of the land, the plaintiffs appeal. Plaintiffs claimed they never received notice of the original proceeding against them.

Add. defs: John G. Brazelton, Robert Cox, Edward Herndon. Parmley's land sold at execution sale to Brazelton, who sold to Hale, but description in sheriff's deed was defective, such that title was not conveyed. Defs. successfully sued to reform deed & have title divested out of Parmley, who tried to appeal, but confusion over bond on appeal led to disallowance of appeal, leading Parmley to file this Bill of Review.

Monteyre sued Fausher for breaking and entering and unlawfully ejecting him from a tract of land. Monteyre sued for $500 in damages.

A. B. Billingsley was awarded a judgment against Monroe, who countersued and appealed.

Final Decree only. Additional Parties: Unknown. Court of Origin: Unknown.

Dispute over land & slaves. Plaintiff, citizen of Alabama, purchased from Edward Seabourne (non-party) Marion Cty land in which Defendant allegedly had a claim. Plaintiff says Defendant & Seabourne acted fraudulently in their dealings with Plaintiff. Jones also says Pryor fraudulently caused judgments against Jones to be levied against slaves Jones then owned. Slaves named: Sylvia, age 24, Lafayette, age 6, Alexander, age 3, & Elizabeth, age 9 mos. Children of Sylvia: Henry, age 2-1/2, Isaac, age 1.

Alphonse owned 3197 acres of land & Bazzell also claimed title to a portion of this land. Jury ruled in favor of Alphonse. Exhibit (1-page hand-drawn map of disputed property) included in transcript.

Regarding Emmett Swanner's murder of Mon Real,

Additional defendants: J.M. Roberson and S.H. Roberson. Defendants owe Bank $2000 for an unpaid promissory note.

Additional defendants: Samuel Swafford & Thomas R. Swafford [alt. spelling Swofford]. Bank sued defendants for $1856 for unpaid promissory note.

Mentioned: Eliza & Lucinda Cain. James Cain owed a large debt to John Cain. In 1828 he sold his land to Major William M. Robinson for about $2.5k. He paid off some, then wrote a promissory note for over $600. Robinson also bought two enslaved women Saphia & Hannah from Cain, & his heirs argue that this sale satisfies the debt.

Case involves charges of fraud and neglect of public duties. Case file is incomplete; brief and transcripts only. Related to John P. Walker v. Thomas Gregory in Box ET 20.

Other plaintiffs: Robert Burk (also spelled Burke). Defendant won judgment against plaintiff for $1800 using fraudulent notes. Plaintiff brought case to chancery court to obtain injunction on judgment.

Additional defendant: James Worthington. Bank claims defendants have unpaid debt.

Too many additional defendants to list. Surnames include; Morris, Young, Ford, Thurman, Davenport, Patton, Ray, and Payne. Additional defendants are the heirs of John Lollett. Plaintiff was the security on several bonds for Francis A. Henninger, who was appointed Clerk and Master in Chancery Court in Bledsoe County.The heirs of John Lullett brought suit against Henninger and as his security the plaintiff was sued as well. Plaintiff is seeking an injunction against the defendants from further proceedings.

Defendant unlawfully detained a farm animal rightfully belonging to the plaintiff. The specific type of animal is illegible. sued for the return of the animal and $200 in damages.

Evins and Samuel Story, dec. were partners in a mercantile business named Story & Evins. However, Story also partnered with Alexander Montgomery in a concern known as Story & Montgomery. Story & Evins loaned $115 to Story & Montgomery. The suit was filed in an attempt to recover the debt.

Origin of Debt: promissory note. Add. Cause of Action: Deed Dispute. Plaintiff seeks to collect on promissory notes, as well as have the terms of a deed defined by the court. Exhibits include tax assessments and receipts, deeds, Add. Defendants: Leora Parker Padgett, S. Carl Patton, Katherine Patton Dosson, Charles H. Patton, James D. Patton, Heirs of E. B. Parker, dec.

Additional plaintiff: William Y.C. White. Additional defendants: James M. Carroll, Edward Holloway, Samuel B. Mead and John Rogers. James White had sold to defendants goods amounting to $1000. Plaintiffs sued for 2 notes due and unpaid. Plaintiffs want tract of 400 acres sold to satisfy the defendants' debt.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. C. White, Francis White, Thomas White, Alexander White, Newton White, Addison White, Matthew White, John M. Humes, Jane Elenor White, Henry Humes and heirs at large of James White, dec. Additional Defendants: Albert S. Lewis, Reynolds S. Ramsey.

Trespass and ejectment case. Bridgman charged that Elizabeth and Mary Ann Romines broke into and entered his property.