The debt arose from the sale of property from the plaintiff and W. Rogan to Henry Wax. The property was located in the town of Rogersville in Hawkins County.

Additional Plaintiff: Johan Reynolds. Additional Defendant: Caleb J. Parker. Origin of Debt: writing obligatory or promissory note.

Plaintiff is President, Director, and Company of the Bank of the State of Tennessee. Add. Defendants: John Kennedy, John G. Eason, Samuel Jackson.

Additional defendants: Ezekiel Anderson, A. L. Rogers, and Betsey Kenner admr. of Wiley B. Kenner dec. Plaintiff is the admr. of Jacob Bewley dec.. The estate of Bewley sued the estate of Kenner for payment on a note.

Firm of Benjamin & Wilkins comprised of Cleon Benjamin & C. F. Wilkins. Deft. petitioned the court to overturn a judgment of $34.87 plus court costs against him & in favor of plntffs. In 1885 plntffs. contracted to saw lumber for deft. at a cost of $3.50 per 1000 feet. Deft. paid plntffs. before lumber was measured, acting on their estimates, but found he had overpaid them when lumber was measured. For this reason deft. argued plntffs. owed him the amount they had been overpaid & he owed them nothing.

The bank states that it is owed money by Franklin Hicks. Franklin attempted to sell some land belonging to his minor children in order to pay the debt Additional Defendants: Luther Hicks, W. K. Armstrong

Plaintiff and defendant were partners in the blacksmith business. They kept mutual accounts against each other when they were partners and after the termination of their partnership. In this case, the Plaintiff is seeking a settlement of the account.

Additional defendants: Lelia Bradshaw & Nancy Taylor Christian, dec. Defendants defaulted on a $3000 plus interest debt to the Equitable Life Insurance Co. through the plaintiff. Loan was negotiated & made by insurance co. was secured by mortgage executed by defendant to E. M. Grant, defendant & trustee under which was conveyed a track of land.

Alexander sued Fain and his secureties for failing to pay money due to him and for failing to issue executions according to law for several listed cases. Both Alexander and Fain were former clerks of the chancery court. Court ruled in Alexander's favor for $254.43. See also, Dicks Alexander v. George Powell ET box 3a.

Plaintiff was superintendent of the Banks of Tennessee, when attempting to consolidate two banks, plaintiff discovered notes that were owed to bank. This case is an attempt to have notes taken out by Church Hill Milling Co paid. Additional Defendants: C.E. Smith, J.D. Hamilton, Mack Haun. Exhibit: Standard Columnar Book and ledger in ET Oversize 22.

Beal sued Walker for debt of $400. Walker had absconded from the state. Beal prayed an attachment of Walker's land to be levied and sold for the payment of the amount due to him. Court ruled in Beal's favor.

Additonal plaintiff F. M. Fulkerson. Additional defendant D. D. Anderson. Alexander claimed that Anderson owed him $350.00 with interest from the purchase of land. Alexander also claimed that D. D. Anderson was trying to fraudulently dispose of property.

Origin of debt: unknown.

Additional Plaintiff: Edward Greenway, doing business as Jones & Greenway. Debt by note.

Additional defendant: Spencer H. Ball admr. of Wesley Ball dec..Hamilton Luster was the husband of Polly Luster dec.. Polly Luster was the daughter of John Ball Sr. dec, also referred to as Capt. Ball. This case involves dealings between H. Luster and the estate of John Ball Sr.H. Luster notes that he cared for John Ball Sr. during the end of his life and is seeking a credit for that work.

Land levied upon to satisfy debt. Additional Defendants: Unnamed.

File contains opinion of case. McKinney is the admr. Of William Lyons dec.. William Lyons and David Lyons, partners under the trade name William Lyons and Son, executed a note for $3,000 to the defendant. Both William and David are now deceased. The estate sued for payment. It appears that George M. Lyons was the original admr. of the plaintiff's estate and his name appears on the original suit. Phillips also spelled Phipps.

Estate of William Lyons, Sr., decd. Debt due by court judgment, 5 May 1877, failure to pay all costs and damages adjudged against plaintiff. Plaintiffs: Jesse M. Lyons, Ellis Cocke, atty., W. F. Lyons, & Clinton G. Lyons. Defendant James Hoffman owed on previous note made along with plaintiff. Defendants: James Hoffman, James Richards, Jesse M. Lyons, & William F. Larkin. Richards was principal on original note; had bought a horse from Lyons, Sr. prior to entering C.S.A Army, never returned to county.

Add plain: J. B. Galbraith, T. C. Miller, admr. Of Mary Looney dec. Add defs: A. S. and G. G. Lyons. The Lyons are heirs of George M. Lyons dec. W. H. Watterson was acting as admr. of G. M. Lyons and was in the process of paying off Lyons’ debts to plaintiffs. Plaintiffs believe that A. S. and G. G. were interfering with these payments. In 1878, they filed a bill to remove Watterson as admr. Plaintiffs here wish Watterson to be reinstated. Also mentions John Sprowl, P. L. Henderson, W. C. Kyle

The plaintiff is sued the defendant for a debt left on his account that was never repaid. Rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff for $113.36.

Additional defendants: John Grigsby, John Webster admr. of George Webster, Jane Webster, Marele Smith admr. of James Garner. Original debt created by the sale of land.

Additional defendant: R. G. Netherland. Rice was indebted to Hamblin dec. Rice's land was sold to satisfy said debt and Netherland became owner. Plaintiff claims Netherland also agreed to pay Hamblin's debt. Case may be related to "John Shanks, admr. v. John Netherland, et al. AND W. B. Miller, et al. v. John Netherland, et al." located in ET 103. Additional materials located in ET 1612.