Additional Plaintiff: S. R. Latta. Additional Defendants: Mary Montezuma Ferguson (wife of H. Floyd Ferguson), W. C. Doyle, James A. Foster, P. C. Ledsinger, and others.

Plaintiffs: Augusta Kortrecht (NY), Hugh Kortrecht (AR). Dispute over estate of Charles Kortrecht, died 1878, Memphis, intestate. Properties in the 11th Civil Dist. Valuable stands of timber. Original deed, Robert I. Chester, 1853, Madison County, Tenn.

Complainant made a deal with defendant to buy and sell timber on a tract of land as partners. Defendant went outside this deal and sold timber on his own unbeknownst to the complainant.

Additional plaintiffs: George E. Scott, E. M. King , and J. M. Brackin, Draper & Rice Suerty. Additional defendants: Sarah Carson, Mrs. Lou P. Wardlow, Will Via and M. W. Pate 2 folders.

Included is a reply brief of counsel for defendant in error

Contract to deliver 200,000 pipe staves on or before March 1885

Other complainant is the Newport News & Mississippi Valley Co. Suit concerns a railroad right of way granted to a previous railroad company by a previous land-owner. The complainants say the Wright, the current land owner, continues to live in a house that he knows is within the boundaries of the railroad's right of way. Plat map drawn on oil cloth.

Additional defendants: A.W. Jones, W.T. Crisswell, J.E. Manley, and N.W. Calcutt. This case involved the repeated selling and shifting ownership of two mules. The Citizens Bank sued to claim ownership and immediate possession of the mules. Plaintiff claims it was the holder of the initial note and held title over the property, and any later titles created are and void.

Railey a resident of New Orleans, LA. Railey & Campbell former partners in wholesale grocery business in New Orleans.

Cause of action: enjoin the defendant from cutting and removing timber. Carson heirs are S. Sampson Carson, G. F. Carson, May Carson, Lou Carson, and Cleo K. Carson. They are the children and heirs of Sarah B. and S. B. Carson.

Sallie F. Fowlkes and heirs were the owners of the 250 acres of the John G. Blount 1000 acre grant and had been holding deed since 1866. The Blount grant was founded on military warrant in 1827. Defendants are stating that the plaintiff's purchase is void Date is unknown.

Defendant's brief only. Issue involves the sheriff's sale of property to which complainants claim to have a life estate. They are asking that the land be returned to them as a homestead.

Additional Plaintiff: Mauddie Whitten. Additional Defendants: Mengal Box Co.; E. M. King; J. M. Brackin; Etta, Jimmie & Blanche Whitten. King & Brackin partners with Scott in Stevens Lumber Co. Plaintiff charges Mengal Box Co. illegally taking timber from land belonging to her & her children as heirs of M. H. Whitten, dec., demands damages & dower rights. Dora Whitten widow of M. H. Whitten; children: Mauddie, Earlie, Etta & Jimmie. Blanche dau. of James Whitten, dec.

The plaintiff was the administrator of the estate of Sherrod Segraves, dec., who had a policy with the defendant which entitled him to certain premiums.

Additional Complainant: R. C. Cochran, Trustee. Add. defendants: Luther Shipley, Fannie's husband, J. W. Atkins, Clerk and Master, Trustee. Shipley's executed a joint note to Rawles for $1200.00 to cover their indebtedness. To ensure payment, Shipleys executed a deed of trust to R.C. Cochran, Trustee, conveying to him a tract of land. If said note was not paid at maturity, Cochran was to sell the land and pay off the note.

Additional defendants: Mrs. Jennie Peal, McGavock Heirs, W. W. Holland. "The cases involve the right to assess and collect drainage ditch taxes on two tracts of land of the defendant by reason of the establishment of the Second South Fork Drainage District through the counties of Crockett, Lauderdale and Dyer, or portions of the same."

Additional Plaintiffs: T.W. Horner and A.H. Grigsby. The plaintiffs tried to recover over 3,500 cypress cross-ties.

Deceased left less than a year's support for family

The case states that Dan and Lucy were married in Dyer County in January of 1924.Mr. Hays testified that Lucy was abusive to him as well as to his child. Mr. Hays stated that "he had a child by a deceased wide and the defendant would abuse this child and curse it and refuse to cook for it and would not give it any food." He also stated that, after they were married, he found out that Lucy had five previous husbands still living.

Newton J. Sorrell and his co-defendants had their land condemned in 1868 for the non-payment of the previous year's taxes by a predecessor of Mr. Sugg. A lower court ruled in favor of Mr. Sorrell and Mr. Sugg appealed the decision. Sorrell's co-defendants include: heirs of James Caruthers and heirs of John H. Rawlings

Addtl pltfs: F.D. Hobb, J.C. Martiny, I.N. Bunnell, Mrs. Mary Stevens King, E.M. King, Mrs. States Miller, Mrs. Will H. Tucker, Gordon W. Chambers, G.N. Hendren, L. Ode Smith, S.W. Norsworthy, Mrs. Mollie Dean, Jas. W. Boyd, I. Goldstein, M.O. Young, Geor ge Lambert, Mrs. Anna Breen, Mrs. Rachel Godby, and Mrs. Julia McCreary. M&A of Dyersburg collected taxes from pltfs to construct a "first-class, hard surface street", pltfs assert road constructed used inferior materials and is not worth the taxes given.

Farmers & Merchants Bank in Dyer Co.; Inman Bros a firm composed of S. P. and C. F. Inman and the Dyer Gin Co. of Dyer Co.; two promissory notes for $4988.62 and $2600.87. Part I and Part II; stored in 2 folders. Additonal part of case in WT Box 1432.

Additional plaintiffs: W. H. Ward, all residents of Dyer County. Fumbanks owned a house and lot in Dyersburg that was insured by Columbia National. On September 9, 1921, the house was destroyed by fire. The house was worth $1500 and the personal property in the huse was worth $750. The insurance dd not pay for the loss.