Faubion indebted to plaintiff for goods delivered. Faubion died leaving defs as admr. of his estate. Add. Plaintiff Francis McFur, db with Clark as Clark McFur & Co. (original pla.). McFur died during litigation & suit continued in name of Clark (later died). Two mistrials, many continuances.Case asks if pl. not really prosecuting suit but others (including George W. Carter) doing so per secret arrangement with plaintiff.

Origin of damages: Plaintiff was ejected from land he was leasing by Defendant.

Additional Plaintiff: John Lotspuch. Cause of Action: a plea wherefore with force and arms the defendant broke and entered the close of plaintiffs and ejected them to their damage $500.00.

The cause of action in this case is listed as a "writ of mandamus to compel circuit judge to sign correct bill of exceptions"

Voted at multiple locations to try and elect a certain official to the Second Brigade of Tennessee Militia. The defendant was a county laborer and not a qualified voter.

Thomas Gorman is the admin. of the estate of John Gorman, deceased. He was summoned to answer C.D. Fairfield who sues for the use of James Swaggerty in a plea of debt.

Thomas Rodgers made a promisary note to Shadrach Inman, but failed to pay. Inman endorsed the note, signing it over to William Evans. Evans attempted to recover payment from Rodgers, resorting to a law suit to enforce the debt.

Cause of action in this case is listed as "covenant broken." Seth Rodgers seeks five hundred dollars in damages.

Additional Defendants: Maude Templin and Zella Templin Norris. Dispute involves a tract of land. 3 folders.

Additional plaintiff: J. A. Rallins. The railway company accused Douglas and Rallins of taking 200 sacks of cement and detaining it from them. O. S. Bradford was listed as the agent for the railway company.

This file appears to be the exhibits only from the case of Will Wilkins v. Interstate Life and Accident Co. The case files were not found in the box. The exhibits include life insurance policies and physician's reports. See ET Box 1001 for additional part of case.

Worth sued defs. for digging through part of Worth's field, which digging was done after harvest. There was a path from Worth's house to the field & a pale fence surrounded the field. One of defs. heard to say he did the digging to make a safe mill road. Testimony that there were other roads leading to the mill, both public highways & wagon roads. Lots of testimony re: how the path / road through Worth's field had been used over the years.

Add. plaintiffs: Penelope Slaydon (Sladen) & Margaret Bird. Add. defendants: Stephen Brooks & Nat Watkins. Plaintiffs are sued for an action of trespass in ejectment to their damages in the sum of $500. The plaintiffs were tenants on a tract of land in a dwelling and the defendants forcibly trespassed in their dwelling and ejected them from the same, unlawfully seizing the property as their own and refusing to return it.

Cause of action was not entirely clear but William O' Neil died intestate and W.W. Bibee claimed that Wm. O'Neil was indebted to him by promissory note and case was brought against his survivors in order to try and claim right to any money to satisfy debt Others listed in case: Joseph O'Neil, Andrew O'Neil, Maurice O'Neil, Oscon O'Neil, Tassie O'Neal, and Walter O'Neil.

In 1828, Hall entered into a contract with plaintiff to complete extensive carpentry work on his house, to include roof, ceilings, walls, windows, doors, staircase and mantle pieces for the fee of $450. Plaintiff stated he boarded Hall during construction When the house was not completed, not covered and finished as agreed, the plaintiff sued for $400 he had paid.

Issue of a debt by note executed for the amount of $363.