Debt including court costs, $18.75. John Swatzel, dec. c. Jan. 1869.

Wood was a constable in Cocke County. During a suit involving W. H. Fine, Fine & Wood gthered at Robert Mantooth's house. They argued about whether or not Wood was entitled to commissions as a constable. Fine said no, Wood said yes. Finally Wood told Fine to hand over the money to him, which was outside his obligations as constable, & ethically questionable.

Additional Plaintiffs: Evelyn Palmer by next friend Ed Shaver, Dovie Shaver by next friend Fate Ottinger. Cause of Action: School bus driver had an accident while plaintiffs were passengers.

Replevin of a "Gray Mare." Additional case materials in ET 1912 (Range 19, Section A, Shelf 3).

Miller sued McSween for $350 debt owed him and unjustly detained from him to his damage $500. Court ruled in favor of plaintiff for $350 debt with $136 interest. Defendant appealed.

Additional Defendant: Hugh R. Holder, partner with J. C. Holder in John C. Holder & Co. Plaintiff sued for $10,000 damages, charging them with the negligent & malicious handling of the body of her husband, Jack Dennis, who died at Tacoma Hospital & Sanitarium 1 Aug. 1929. Plaintiff alleges defendants took Dennis's body without her knowledge or permission, & left it unattended in their ambulance while they attended a dance.

Lamott, surviving partner of the firm Calhoun & Lamott, sued defendants for $20,000 debt.

Donald Cody is sued Lute Harrison for damages to his automobile. He claims that his truck was struck my Lute Harrison's car when it was being driven by Mrs. Lute Harrison. He is seeking under $500 for the damages.

Additional Plaintiffs: Suwellen Gilleland, Ellina Gilleland, Elizabeth Gilleland, and Sarah Gilleland (minors).

Case regards the alleged warranty on a secondhand 2-drum hoist left over after completion of the Waterville Dam. A. Glazer and Philip Chasen (Chazen) were partners in the iron and metal company that dealt in the loading and unloading of scrap metal. Exhibits include two ETI & M drafts payable to Pasadena Supply Co. and drawn on an account at The City National Bank, Knoxville. Check includes a nice engraving of the bank. Brass clasps hold checks on page 4.

The plaintiff was seeking damages from the railway in the sum of ten thousand dollars. The plaintiff worked for the railway when he was injured. His right arm was crushed between two cars. 2 folders.

Roadman & McGinty sued Stelzner for trespass to their damage $2000. Plaintiffs hired Stelzner as a tanner, believing him to be experienced and skilled since he claimed to have worked in largest and best tanneries in Germany. Turned out that Stelzner knew nothing of the trade and carrying on a tanyard. Due to his lack of knowledge, he damaged, ruined, and destroyed a number of hides and leather. Plaintiffs suing him from fraudulently deceiving them and damages.

The State was seeking a judgment for Crain and Carver who were caught having sexual intercourse and not being married.

Additional Defendants: Hobert Ford, C. W. Scott, J. H. Huff, J. G. Ford, J. H. Holt, and June Holdway.

This is an appeal. Original 1840 case saw John Gillette & Lawson D. Franklin defendants in an ejectment case. The Franklins were charged with breaking and entering, ejectment and damages of $400. The 200 acre tract in dispute is on the French Broad river. Said tract granted to Peter Fine from State of North Carolina in 1787.

Additional Plaintiff: Haze Moore. Additional Defendant: N. F. Stokely.

This case was a request of several of the voters and citizens of Cocke County asking for an election to be held in order to determine a county seat for Cocke County.

Estate of Lizzie Runnion.

Plaintiffs charge the def.s. with trespass, alleging that on numerous occasions the Bibles have intentionally blocked their right of way to their home and property with large quantities of wood, timber, rails, stakes, etc. Plaintiffs asking for $1000 damages.

Wilkins wished to receive the money due to him after wife Janie's death.

Cause of action listed as "Debt due by account." It dealt with a dispute over the purchase of hay between the two parties.

John Maloy, dec., William R. Neilson. Opinion documents.

File incomplete. Opinion only. Defendant originally charged the plaintiff & other persons with trespassing. Additional defendants mentioned: Smith; McSwain(?); Memuel(?).