A. C. and L. S. Forrester owned a merchandising firm named "Forrester & Brother."

Sale of land to the University of North Carolina. Plaintiffs: Mollie F. Thurston, Henry B. Thurston, Frank C. Thurston, Sallie K. Thurston

Loss of livestock.

Other plaintiffs: Bettie McLeary, J. A. McIlwain, Donnie McIlwain, J. F. Peal, Mary Peal, D. C. House, Mozela House, J. W. Jones, Mattie Jones, John Nichols, & Elie Nichols. Other defendants: Maggie Duffy, Mable Gordon, Tom Fitzgerald, Bulah Fitzgerald. Jeptha Duffey is administrator of tis wife Prudie Duffey, deceased. The complainants are Prudie's children from an earlier marriage, and they claim that Duffey has kept assets that were rightfully theirs. 2 folders

Additional plaintiffs: Halls, Ordway & Mitchell. Additional defendants unknown. Debt dispute over "certain goods."

Other Plaintiff: W. S. Coulter. Other Defendants: Walter Capps, Clay Capps, Pearl Capps. Plaintiffs believe they should Blueprints included.

Additional defendants: P. L. Holland, M. J. Bradberry, Ruthe Ridgeway, H. M. Ridgway, Sallie Canada, Julie Hardy, Sam Hardy, Eva Witherington, Emman Witherington, Mary Francis Witherington, Ruth Fly, J. H. Anderson, Redding Witherington, S. P. Bills, and W. C. Oliver. Exhibits include several deeds. Additional cause of action: balance on notes.

Additional Defendants: N. P. Scott, Mary Flowers, and Ellis Flowers. The plaintiff claimed ownership of land in Gibson County in possession of defendants. Case is filed in two folders.

For killing of livestock by train.

Alternate name spelling: A. J. Collinsworth.

Additional Defendants: Dock Hutchinson, B.M. Taylor, Louis Herron. The defendants were accused of murdering Henry Webb (alias Fritzie Webb), the husband of Annie Webb. Due to Dock Hutchinson and B.M. Taylor using separate lawyers from Annie Webb, the case is also referred to as Dock Hutchinson et al. Additional documents located in box 1508.

Gardner, Horn, and Crosby are charged with theft of an automobile ("One Five Passenger new Ford Car, Engine No. 4376162"). The car belonged to Swink Pearce and was valued at $500.

Additional Plaintiffs: Bryant Jackson & Co. Defendants: R. H. Clark

Other plaintiffs: Folder includes three legal briefs.

Court of origin undetermined.

The two cases were tried together -- they concern a suit by Becky Mason, Willie Flowers, Freddie Flowers, and Lerion Flowers for damages from a house fire, which they say was started by sparks from a passing train.

Defendant is the administrator of the estate of his father W. F. Karnes (dec.), who is also the father of D. P. Butler. In 1909, the plaintiff purchased from W. F. Karnes a tract of land for $600, paying $100 in cash and the balance in five deferred pay- ments. Prior to his death, the plaintiffs paid $500 and also bought the homestead from the other heirs. The defendant as administrator told the plaintiffs they owed more money for the land and therefore owed the heirs more than they were paid.