Casue of action: Guardian Settlement.

Folder only contains petition for writ of certiorari. Original case was over fire insurance policy claim.

plaintiff in error case; unlawfully detaining a certain tract of land with a house in the 7th civil district of Hardin County

Brief for Lewter. Civil appeals court case from county chancery court enjoining defendants from using a road over Lewter's land. Other defendants not named. Brads could not be removed.

Easley wascharged with "manufacturing intoxicating liquor, to-wit, whiskey."

Additional Plaintiffs: Sallie White.

Additional plaintiffs: E. B. Harbour, T. F. Pitts of Harbour & Pitts; J. J. Williams, Dick Hardin, L. V. Sevier. Additional defendants: Bank of Savannah. Debt, re: purchase of lumber and supplies in 1891. Hon. A. J. Abernathy, Chancellor, 7th Chancery Division.

Couple married in Hardin Co., TN, 26 Dec. 1905. Plaintiff alleged defendant "throughout their married life was cruel and abusive, and his cruelty and abuse grew worse until the separation occurred." "He failed to properly provide for the petitioner." "He made accusations against her in connection with the preachers or ministers in charge of their services, too vulgar and indecent to set out in this petition." One child born out of marriage - Jack Kent, "now nine years of age."

Brief only.

Other defendants: Watt Hardin; Louisa Hardin; Hester Collie; J. B. Altom; C. C. Brandon; Nora Brandon; John Howard; Alley Howard; Joe Johnson; Kate Johnson; Mary Johnson; John Johnson

Regarding two black mules worth about $50.00 each. Incomplete case.

Additional defendants: Jones McKelvey, admr. of estate of A. T. McKelvey, dec. Wood is the widow of Leonard Wood, dec., who was shot and killed by the defendant. Prior to shooting, Wood was living on land owned by McKelvey, both were farmers. Upon his death, Wood had 5 bales of cotton of which widow wanted to sell to support herself, however McKelvy claimed Wood owed him a debt. The cotton was sold for $70 and both parties are claiming rightful ownership of said money. See WT 1827 for add. part of case

Deceased: Leonard Johnson Additional parties: Watt Hardin, Louisa Hardin, J. B. Altom No Docket Number

2 folders. In 1911, McGee's husband (dec.) was issued an insurance policy by defendant for $1,000 and died in 1914 as a complication from diabetes. Before his death, an agent from the company stated the policy had been obtained under misrepresentations of health and they would not be able to claim money upon death. McGee later found the statements of the agent were knowingly false. Suing for the full payment of policy plus 25%.

"Debt due by damages for breach of warranty in a horse trade in which said Bryant warranted same to work well which warranty was false. Under $500.00 Dollars."

2 folders. Williams owns several large tracts of lands which he rents out to be farmed. Williams states that "the defendant has no rights or interests in said land whatever." The defendant claims to own a portion of the lands as he was occupying a house on the land at the time Williams purchased it. Lacefield is still occupying the house and is interfering with Williams attempts to rent the land to farmers.

Gus Thomas and his wife drove in an ox wagon to a ball in Red Sulphur Springs. Sometime into the party, Thomas got into a fight with one Milligan, also called Murphy. Thomas & others pursued Murphy, who was found dead the next day across the state line in Miss. A gunshot had hit him in the face, tearing off his mouth & nose. A case attached to this one involves the murder of Alvin L. Martin, alias A. L. Martin. Thomas was also convicted of killing Martin.