This file contains only pp.132-244 of this case, of which the cover is also missing. These pages largely consist of witness testimony. The case concerns a shipment of strawberries, in what was supposed to be a refrigerated car, to Boston. Along the way, part of a train slammed into this car, bruising and crushing many of the berries, and damaging the refrigeration so that by the time the berries arrived in Boston, they were so badly damaged they could not be sold.

Pltfs husband, Joseph Walter Barker, died Nov. 8, 1926. His insurance was supposed to be paid out on proof of death, which pltf supplied. Ins. Co refused to payout policy.

The number of pages does not reflect the loose brief inside the case. Part of the testimony involves Ballard's saloon and "Ed & woman in bed."

Additional plaintiff: J. R. Worrell, H. A. Worrell, Turner Worrell, Flora McLendon by her husband as next of friend, Mrs. Balma Eason by her husband as next of friend, Arthur Harrell, Ed Harrell, Ludie Harrell, Rosa Harrell, John Harrell, Carry Harrell by next of friend Lee Harrell, Robert Worrell, J. D. Worrell, Bertie Mahon, Carry Mahon, Della Mahon, Roy Mahon, Jesse Mahon by next of friend C. Worrell, Mrs. Artie Surratt by her husband (?) Surratt.

Additional defendant: Daniel Potts. L. C. Potts, deceased.

County sought to condemn a tracts of land belonging to defendants and jury stated land was worth $118.50; defendants appealed in error Ex: blueprints of land tracts

Defendant: M. W. Medlin, B. H. Medlin. First 34 pages are missing.

Set aside certain deeds of gift, conveyances to real personal property of estate of Isaac Koonce, dec. Additional defendants: S. H. Burnett, M. E. O. Burnett, J. T. Burnett.

Land to satisfy judgment. Court of Origin: Unknown.

Case concerns a road running from the town of Gadsden in Crockett County to the town of Humboldt in Gibson County.

Plaintiff married defendant ca. July 1878 to avoid bastardy suit then leveled against him, but did not live with her afterward, stating that she had a lewd and adulterous nature. Defendant once more pregnant with child she alleges is his. Both plaintiff & defendant African American.

Plaintiff sued to collect $465 debt & $114 in freight charges & court costs. In March 1893 parties in suit dealt in livestock & shipped 8 jacks to Belton, TX. After disposing of 5, plaintiff sold his interest in remaining 3 jacks to Arthur M. Knight & settled partnership with deft. After settlement deft. owed him $465 which he has refused to pay. Deft. has also refused to pay his share of freight charges to have a stallion & jack shipped back to Bells, TN.

This was a suit on a note. Pltf is payee of note and dfnt is an accommodation maker on said note. Dfnt. resisted payment on said note because he asserted 1) his signature was obtained through fraud, 2) note was negotiated in breach of faith and in violation of escrow, and 3) Pltf. was not a bona fide holder on the note.

Ellett is the executor for James Phelan, deceased.

Plaintiffs listed as David B. Hadden, J.W. Avery and John M. Farrington.

Additional plaintiff: Pickett Wormley and Company. Additional defendant: Susan Dance.

Additional Defendants: Sylvester and Alice Kail. Moore was administrator of the estate of Elisha Kail, dec.

Claimant holds unpaid notes for a land purchase, is asking for payment.

Memo included on page 25.