Negligence resulting from a car accident.

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.

Railroad company was petitioning court for right of way to build railroad line through McBath's property.

Additional Cause of Action: Trespass on the Case. Dispute over sale of a blind gelding. oversized

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

Resulting from slipping on an unmaintained public walkway.

Plaintiff was charged with murder of her infant child. She had just given birth and tried to kill the child.

Grace charged her husband with being almost continuously "drunk and carousing" since their marriage eighteen years ago. She suffered much anxiety, worry, and trouble during that time. Grace testified that Boyce sometimes had been violent; further, he "often had assaulted her and wickedly abused her." He often "flew into a rage and unmercifully beat her" after she corrected their two children (June and Jean) for a minor infraction. It also was sworn that Boyce kept company with lewd women.

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

Plaintiff sued for damages for an undisclosed amount.

Plaintiff Malcom sued the defendant for debt due for wages of $304. Malcom provided childcare the defendant's five children from 1880-1883, for which she claimed she was not paid. Malcom also accused the defendant of hiding his property to avoid payment.

"Possessing whiskey."

Final Decree only. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

Appeals documents only, no case summary included.

Case also involves charges of slander.

Damages for not complying with the Conditional Sales law as set out in Section 7287 and 7291 in 1932 code of Tennessee under $500.00

Cause of Action: Trespass on the case. Oversized.
See also ET 739.

$2000 damages. This cause was the result of an accusation of a slanderous comment.

This bill is a motion for a new trial in a case regarding the ownership of a mule.

Waters had an insurance policy with New York Life when she became ill. Her condition included uterine fibroid tumors, nephritis, and other issues effecting her lower body. She sued the insurance company for compensation due to her disability which lasted over three months.