Administrator of John F. Wood. Additional defendant (in first cause, plaintiff in second cause): J. W. Walker. Two folders.

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.

Case re: recovery of money alleged to have been paid on purchase of tract of land sold by order of Chancery Court, Decatur Co. TN, 1874, previously owned by James L. Yarbro, dec.

Additional Plaintiff: William Blount, minor. Joseph Blount his guardian. Additional Defendants: Mary Burns, wife J. B. Burns; A. J. Moore; John H., Henry C., Fannie B., Laura, Millard F. and James D. Blount. Plaintiffs only children of John Blount by his first wife, the daughter of William Yarbro. John Blount dec. January 1876.

Missing cover page. Additional defendants: J. B. Walker, W. A. Walker and J. M. Rice Too many plaintiffs to name, surnames of plaintiffs: Walker, Coleman, Roberts, Goolsby, Edwards Case involves slaves and slavery

Additional Defendant: J. R. Blount. Plaintiff was security for firm of Stout & Raney which executed promissory notes to Bank of Savannah. Appealing judgments totaling $1,107.18 won against him & Stout & Raney which resulted in certain tracts of land that belonged to plaintiff being levied on and sold to pay judgment. Plaintiffs maintains original judgments were invalid. J. R. Blount Sheriff of Decatur Co.

R. J. Akin, deceased and former owner of land in dispute. Additional defendants unknown.

The defendants were married to each other. They sold land to plaintiff, but there was a dispute about the ownership of one of the tracts.

Additional defendants: H. B. Lowe & Son; M. Schlitz. Case arose out of the ownership of a mule. Because of water damage, several pages are stuck together.

Partners in Lockard, Ireland & Co. are Charles O. Lockard, Thomas S. Ireland, and D. P. Erwin. They are accused of collecting more than the amount of the debt owed them by collecting on promissory notes as well as receiving the payment due.