The plaintiff is appealing his conviction of obstructing a public road. He was charged with this as a result of leaving a wagon across the Pulaski and Brick Church Turnpike.

Other defendants: Isaac H. Rainey and Hance H. Aymett. Dennis sued the defendants for forcible and unlawful entry and detainer onto a tract of land in Giles County. Dennis believed he was entitled to the land. Testimony of G. W. McGrew references the burning of the fence that enclosed the land in dispute by Gen. Hood's army during 1864.

Brief for the defendant in error only. In the original case file Hill sued the railroad for running over her and killing her husband, Lewis E. Hill. The court originally found in her favor, but the defendants moved for a new trial.

Robert Thomas is charged with unlawfully and willfully failing and refusing to provide for the support and maintenance of his two minor children. He claims he is not their father. Inez Gordon Thomas is the wife of the defendant and the mother of his two children.

Marks was indicted in criminal court in Giles County for multiple causes. An election as held at the county precinct 11 to elect the sheriff and constable, justice of the peace and Peace School director. Marks was accused of "misrepresenting the name on the ticket" or ballot, in order to fraudulently change the ballot.

Charged with murder of Susan A. Reddick. Additional parties: Ellen Yokely, Dr. Fayette Matthews, J. B. Farley, Babe Lovell, Jeff Pinkerton, D. J. Rainey, John B. Dew, G. W. Erwin, Dr. Joe Dixon, John H. Thomas, George Dixon, Jeff Owens

Victim: John G. Ussery. See MT 38 for appeal.

Murder of J. B. Tate

Carrying a pistol

Cause of Action listed as "House Breaking".

The case lists Sam Givens as "col."

Charged with "Petit Larceny."

Verdict and sentence only.

Charged with horse stealing. Verdict and sentence only.

Incomplete case file. Judgment only.

Incomplete case file. Verdict and sentence document only.

Defendant is accused of abducting Emma Lou Park, aka Griggs, aka Gray, age 17, from her mother Eliza Jane Henry, formerly Eliza Jane Gray. The defendant lived with his wife and children near the home of the victim. Witnesses say the defendant told them that he had intercourse with the victim twice after the abduction. Case file notes that the victim had left home before, seeking escape from her family who she described as cruel.

Actual charge is "Keeping a disorderly house." Sullivan ran a grocery on the road between Pulaski and Lawrenceburg on Richland Creek. His grocery reportedly attracted lewd women, and drunk, loud, swearing men. Many witnesses all described the same scene: drunken women allowing themselves to be handled inappropriately in public.

Additional accused: Mirabeau Clark, George Riggin and Abraham alias Abe Riggin. State claimed that the above men broke and entered Shadrick Kelburn dwelling house on February 20, 1875 and stole money. On the cover page "Escaped" is noted by the defendants name.

Manuscript does not include the actual case file. The Defendant's crime might be Theft since his punishment is to pay the State thirty thousand dollars.