Annie is the widow of Charles A. Fulton, died intestate. Fulton had no estate and so Annie filed an application for one year’s support from William M. Hood, W. H. Kirk, A. M. Rule.

Dispute involves the title to a car.

Case concerns a crops, a lien, and title to property. Case incomplete: decree only.

Additional plaintiffs John H. Morton, Jm. Williams and Josias Gamble. Additional defendants Richard Keeble and E. Goddard. The plaintiff was asking for an injunction to stop the sale of her land and homestead.

Gamble, Will A. McTeer, and A.S. Mason were partners in trade until Mason's death. A settlement was made which found the plaintiff indebted to the Mason estate for $500. Arch Mason had obtained judgment of $261.17 for Gamble and McTeer's joint note. Gamble wants Arch Mason restrained from collecting said judgment and for the amount of $72.23 be deducted from the judgment-an amount Gamble believed was due to him by Mason estate for the amount he paid as surety in another suit.

Plaintiff filed this case to recover a debt from defendants in the form of an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: A. H. Hodge, Peter Brakebill

William M. Jeffries died during the Civil War, leaving his widow, & his daughter Ruth M. McTeer. The widow then married Joseph Miller, & Miller was legally bonded as Ruth's guardian. Ruth rec'd pension from her father's death; Miller handled her money. Ruth married A. J. L. McTeer, however, the court failed to make Miller renew his bond. Miller squandered her money, was ordered to turn repay her, however he was insolvent.

Final Decree only. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

File incomplete. Opinion only.

Wallace brought suit against Henry Hannum in 1835. Claimed to own lots in Maryville occupied by Hannum. Hannum claimed to be renting property from James White of Virginia. Court ruled in favor of Wallace. Supreme Court reversed decision & remanded case back to circuit court for retrial in 1839. Hannum died in 1845 & case was continued by his widow, Ann Eliza Hannum. Also names heirs: James, Ellen, Francis, William Alexander, & Kathleen Hannum.

Dr. Taylor says Hooper took & converted to his own use a 1-yr old bay colt with a blaze in his face & 1 white foot. Justice of the peace awarded Taylor $45; appealed to Circuit. Witnesses: Hooper came to Taylor's house w/M.G. Sprinkle, Hugh Bogle & Samuel McAnnally & took colt out of Taylor's lot. Hooper's defense was that the ordinary constable had gone to the South w/horses & in his absence, Hooper was deputized & in that capacity levied on the horse to satisfy judgments Sprinkle had against Taylor.

Robert James father of William James, dec. Dec. 1852. James's arrived in Blount Co. from England ca. 1847 & established a factory called Chilhouse. Ann James widow of William; the two married in England, which the James's continued to visit often. Plaintiff alleges that since her husband's death she has come to suspect there are "secret partners" in the business & that Robert James is attempting to defraud his creditors, & deprive her of her rights as his son's widow.

Plaintiffs are the administrators of the will of Larkin Thompson (dec.). Plaintiffs are sued for damages in the sum of $500.

Defendant purchased a house and two lots from Plaintiff. Plaintiff alleged that defendant did not pay on notes issued to purchase house. Plaintiff filed this case to recover unpaid debt.

Case file is incomplete; brief only. May be related to Blount County v. F. W. Taylor, Sr. in ET 1986.

Additional Defendants: Georgia Warren, Octavia Warren, W. W. Lawrence, Phoebe J. Porter, R. W. Wood. R. A. Sterling, and John S. Lawrence. The bank sued defendants for repayment of a promissory note. They requested that Warren's property be subject to sale for repayment.

Incomplete case file- assignment of errors document only. These are consolidated cases involving T. C. Thornton which deal with the sale and delivery of goods.

Bessie was exrx. To Delia & J. H. Warren's estates. R. P. McReynolds executed a promissory note to the estates for $18,900 for four tracts of land. Although some payments were made, a substantial debt was owed on the note. R. P. died. The heirs of each family sought to settle debts & the estates. Mentioned: Mead Warren, Johnnie M. Pflanze, Beulah M. French, Stephen W., Ed & Edna McReynolds, Annie M. Griffiths, Nellie M. Newman. 2 folders.

Resulting from slipping on an unmaintained public walkway.

Defendants are administrators of William F. Jackson (decd.). Additional plaintiffs listed in file. Filed suit for dispute over the estate of William F. Jackson, including land and slaves.

Additional defendants: William McTeer, N.J. Henry, and R.P. Bowerman. Bank sued defendants for $1215 debt unjustly detained from them for $500. McTeer failed to come to court and was made default. Court charged him with paying the $1215 debt and interest