Additional Plaintiff: G. W. Still, brother of A. J. Still.

Several other defendants with Tenn. surnames: Tuten, Boggan & Akin. Case involved the Blount's attempting to recover possession and rents of a tract of land in Decatur Co. This case was tied in a bundle with Mendenhall v. Southern Normal University.

Bowman had an insurance policy with the defendant for the loss by theft and fire of his automobile. The car was stolen but the insurance company refused to pay the claim.

William Myracle's left his land & effects to his single sister, Mary; if she died or married while their single brother, B. W., was still living, everything went to B. W. William also stipulated that J. C. P. Myracle "get me a toom-stone and that of my child, plain ones." B. W., who had power to sell the land for Mary's upkeep, sold it to Watson while Mary was still living. However, it was shown that Mary had plenty of money in the bank. "Et als." too numerous to mention.

Exhibit: map and clippings on canvas. Victim: Hiram Haynes. Hiram Haynes and nephew Hiram Smith were walking to Griffin Haynes' home to purchase wire to build a fence. They walked by Chat King, who asked where that fence was being built. Then Landon King attacked Hiram Haynes and Hiram Smith.

Finley maintains that she and the children of Wallace Dixon (not named as plaintiffs) have legal right to property as heirs of Dixon who died ca. 1872. Wallace Dixon's children: T. Y. Dixon, Wallace Dixon, Jr., Ann K. Fisher, wife R. H. Fisher & Hettie C. Fisher, wife W. H. Fisher. Wallace Dixon's spouse, Eliza, died ca. 1865.

Additional Plaintiffs: Martha More, Joseph & Albert Whittle; Ginsy Crumpton & husband, William of TX. Additional Defendant: William H. Bogan. Complainants heirs at law of their father, John Cary, dec. Decatur Co. 186-. Francis Cary resident of AR.

Complainant is looking to get back a certain lot of rough lumber, about 60,000 ft.in stacks at Perryville and about 5000 ft. of lumber on the Mill Yard on Beach River on the lands of J. E. Reynolds. Lumber is believed to be in the possession of E. H. Beard, Sheriff of Decatur County. Additional defendant: J. E. Reynolds.

Reeves served as administrator of Lemuel Tubbs, deceased. Reuben Tubbs was the son of Lemuel. Additional defendants: Elizabeth Gibson (daughter of Lemuel Tubbs).

Also includes State v. Henry Ashcroft. Ashcroft was convicted of carrying a pocket and belt pistol and revolver.

Hecht Sommers & Co. claim that J.H. Green and Frank Fisher owe them for an order consisting of clothing amounting to $242.70.

This case involves a writ of injunction to prevent the defendant from selling a tract of land

Evans, called an "infant" in pauper's oath, sued for $10,000 in damages after sustaining injuries in a car accident. James Lawson England, son of dfnt., used his mother's car to take Evans to a show in Henderson. During the drive, England attempted to pass a wagon carrying benches, hit a bench and flipped the car on its top in a ditch.

Nicholas Baucum, dec. owes J. W. Morgan $250. A. L. Baucum is trying to settle his debts. Other names in the case George Bawcum J. W. Bawcum. The name in the case is either spelled Baucum or Bawcum.

Hon. George H. Nixon, Chancellor, 9th Chancery Division. Deed conveyed, 19 acres of land to defendant, J. H. Bohannon. Property formerly of mother of Marchbanks (Mary) and grandfathers, David Graves and Hamlin H. Mitchell. Mother (Mary) deceased 1864, leaving Conrad as guardian of Marchbanks. Failure to register deed of properties by party (Bohannon?).

Other names in the case: J. W. Clifft, Martha Roberts, R. G. Menzies. Folder includes one legal brief.

Additional Plaintiffs: P. H. Fisher and William Wallace Additional defendants: W. F. Young and R. T. Young and Co., Elenora Young, Samuel Young, Franklin Young and Attona Young ( E. P. Jones is the guardian of Samuel, Franklin, Attona and R. T. Young )

Co-defendants: Johnathan Luton, Henry Welch, & John McMillan. Co-complainants: George Bowman, S. H. Bowman, Henry Bowman, Sarah E. Jones, Thena Cagle, Catharine Cagle, Eliza Dotson, Joseph Frances, Sarah E. Petty, Emeline Gibson, Marion Gibson. Complainants are heirs of Simeon Bowman, decd., and say the county sold lands belonging to them. Problem stems from a fire which destroyed a number of land records. Folder includes two legal briefs.

Additional parties: J. Calhoun

Additional parties: John H. Pearcy, Lavenia Pearcy J. H. Tate,