Both deceased were killed in an automobile accident. Plaintiff is admr. of estate of John Riggs Williams, Jr., deceased. Defendant is adm. of estate of L. Guy Ruffed, deceased.

Plaintiff filed suit against defendant company for injuries sustained as the result of plaintiff being thrown from his horse, which was frightened a one of defendant's passing trains. Exhibit: 2 Oversized maps of railway and road at Susong, TN, located in M-17-17. See also box 1582

The plaintiff claims that the J. M. Bevley now deceased wrote a note to him for twelve hundred and fifty dollars. The plaintiff wishes to hold the estate held by the defendant by Bevley's will liable for payment of the debts.

Additional Plaintiffs: Thomas Walken. Additional Defendants: Mrs. George W. South, John Pallett, L. M. King, O. C. King. Brief only.

Add Pla: C. M. Kyle, Margaret M. Kyle, Ailcy K. Peet, Mayme K. Mitchell. Add Def: Lida Webb, Bessie Foreman, W. C., Tony S., Robert C., Kate M., Frank, Robert, and Absolom Kyle, R. T. Anderson, Alice Hunter, Margaret K. Smith, T. G. Brown, Anna K. Lindsey and Belle Kenner. In question is land lying in the 6 Civil District of Hamblen County. Said land was formerly owned by Alice M. Kyle dec. who passed it to her daughter Mary Eliza Jack who died in 1931 having no children. Checks and correspondence included

Defendant accused of breach a real estate sales contract. Small plat map, privilege licenses, sales contract. Plaintiff alias: Bewley Realty Co.

Notice of Supreme Court public sale of a tract of 375 acres in Hamblen County in suit Barton & McFarland, et al. v. A.G. Watkins.

In 1860, Creech contracted to purchase from A. J. Cobb a tract of Hawkins County land adjoining that of D. S. Reed [also Read]. He executed three notes to Cobb, each for $1,183.10. Cobb later transferred or assigned these notes to Scruggs. There was some confusion over the land title. By the time the case reached the high court, Cobb was dead, and Creech wanted the whole deal cancelled.

Final Decree only.

Plaintiff was the admr of Thos. Biddle, dec. Plaintiff filed this case an injunction for a debt owed prior to the death of the deceased.

Defendants: A. H. Gregg, Helen M. Gregg, F. H. Gregg, John Gregg, Samuel Munday, and the Gregg Manufacturing Co. Writ of attachment & injunction in order to fulfill previous court judgment, payment of all costs & damages from wrongful suing. Defendants F. H. Gregg, John Gregg were minors. Defendant A. H. Gregg had been doing business in Morristown under name "Gregg Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Co." Allegations of defrauding investors.

Plaintiff sold to the defendant a tract of land located in the second Civil District of Hamblen County for the consideration of four notes. Two notes went unpaid and plaintiff brought suit.

Additional Defendants: Southern Railway Company.

Order only. Court of Origin: Unknown

Additional Defendants: A. H. Gregg, T. H. Gregg, Wiliam McFarland, J. F. Goodson, J. T. Allen and too many more to list. Plaintiffs C. H. Witl and son, Abijah Witl, owned a machine shop together and invested their machinery and money in stock of the defendant company that had formed with their, and others, capital. Following mismanagement and debt, the plaintiffs requested that a receiver take control of all the defendants' properties for repayment of debts.

Plaintiff sued defendant company for insurance benefits promised but not paid. After paying into his policy for thirty-six months, plaintiff was promised for payout of $237.70. Plaintiff sued defendant company for benefit payout. Also see box 1551. Exhibits: Insurance certificate, Application for Membership and by-laws of Woodmen of the World

Order only.

Carter & Cameron are accused of unlawfully committing the offence of lewdness by living together as man and wife and being a nuisance to the public in violation of the law. Cameron was Carter's (age 71) housekeeper. "live and cohabit together, they not being married, in lewd acts of sexual intercourse, fornication and adultery, unlawfully, openly, notoriously, publicly, scandalously, wickedly, and corruptly, to the manifest corruption of their own and of the public morals, and to the common nuisance."

Additional Defts.: T. B. McCall; Joe C. Pon(?) & wife, Martha N.; A. A. McClemore, all of AL. Dr. H. C. Mccall died testate in AL in 1883, leaving widow Lizzie T. McCall who died in Hamblen Co. about a year later. Deft. the guardian of their only child, Samuel T. McCall, who died 4 Sept. 1888 at age 14. Plntffs. alleged that they were Dr. McCall's only remaining next-of-kin & legal claimants to his property. They sought a construction of the will & settlement of guardianship accounts. 2 Folders.

Wilkins worked on a team of men under the employ of William Kelley, foreman, in charge of multiple train cars. There was a dump car on the tracks, and another train was due to arrive. Kelley asked them men to move the dump car manually. Kelly was injured during this task and sought damages. See other documents in ET Box 98.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

Deceased: John R. Mink. Plaintiff is the widow of Dec., who was killed while under the employ of Defendant. Add. Defendants: Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co.

Incomplete case: decree virtually illegible; reversal of lower court ruling is one typed page without succeeding page/s. Others: O. C. King, John K. Shields, W. S. Dickson.

Plaintiffs: Jonathan Murelock, Mahala Murelock, James N. McAllister, Lacy McAllister, Daniel Garretson, & Milton Garretson. Defendants: Marion Mefford, administrator of the estate of John Garreton (dec.), C. J. Burnett, & John Lafferty. Defendants sold to the highest bidder the effects of the deceased, totaling about $1,300 in profit to pay the debts of the estate. However, the defendants are in default to the plaintiffs, having never paid them their distribution of the estate.