Additional defendants: John L. Paston, H. H. Mahon

Also named in case: W. R. Tripp, house builder and contractor A. S. and J. S. Carpenter were plasterers by trade.

Additional Defendant: W. J. Lyle, Sheriff of Haywood County.

Western Union failed to promptly deliver a telegram to Shirley informing him of his baby's death. He charged the company of inflicting on him grief, mental anguish, and suffering. Testimony by: Joe Ketchum, Robert E. Nichols, Capt. W. M. Scott, W. R. Chambers, J. M. Howard, Tom Winfield, J. R. Trice, A. B. McLean, and E. Yoest. Could not remove staples.

Nettles is charged with murder in the first degree, Harrison Kerr, July, 1910. Waldron, with murder in second degree. Murder occurred near St. John's School House in Haywood Co. Appeal, Supreme Court at Jackson, 1911.

A. C. Goodyear brought this suit claiming to be the Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Southern Pharmaceutical Company, a Delaware corporation. In August, 1917 the Pharmaceutical Company filed its voluntary petition in bankruptcy and on 9/1/1917 company was adjudged bankrupt and Goodyear was appointed trustee in bankruptcy. Goodyear filed suit to recover $500.00 of common stock paid to the defendant as a bonus- in order to pay company debts.

First pages missing. Waggoner borrowed $1000 from Boud & Read Co. in order to buy furniture for a hotel. The note was to be secured by a lien on the furniture. The length of time for payment was one year.

Additional Plaintiffs: I. Lang, R. H. Chapman & Co. Additional defendants: M. Edwards, Francis B. Hoffman, trustee, British & American Mortgage Co.

Case involves money left by J. G. Lea to the defendant for safe keeping. The only surviving document is the defendant's brief.

The plaintiff sued for the use of Dr. J.H. Sevier who alleged that the county owed him payment for services rendered.

The plaintiff is the widow of Sam Russell. She wishes to recover a thousand dollars from the policy which she charges was issued on a written application. This application was sent in by the local agent to the Home Office. The defendant claims the policy was denied because of a discrepancy as to the date of his birth.

Additional plaintiffs: J. E. Merriman, H. G. Merriman firm of J. E. Merriman and Co.; Add. defendants: Jones, Norman C. and Jones, Henry A. of H. A. Jones and Co., Edward R. Jones, Norman T. Cherry and Calvin W. Cherry exers. of Daniel Cherry, deceased Debt settlement involving land and slaves. 2 folders.

Mayor: G. P. Ware. Aldermen: W. F. Johnson, Harding Smith, Jonathan Eader, William Sangster, G. W. Bennett, Robert Claiborn, Phillip Yancy, & J. P. Turner.

In 1864, Moses and Henriette Sternberger were married in Philadelphia, PA. They moved to Brownsville, TN in 1885, established a grocery and liquor business. Mrs. Sternberger later opened business under her own name. Sternberger sued by Bernheim Bros. for unpaid debt on account of $96.43, with interest. Lawsuit appealed to TN Supreme Court.

This is a suit to set aside a deed to 40 acres of land, to assign the property to the minor children of the decedent J. H. Pearson, and to sell other properties to pay the decedent's debts. Co-plaintiffs: Austin Ellis, Fannie May Leggett, L. M. Leggett, Sallie Taylor, D. H. Taylor, & Mary Pearson. Co-defendants: Lillie Pearson, Corrine Pearson, Willie Pearson, Carrie Pearson, & Roe Christmas. All but Christmas and the Ellises are minors.

Additional plaintiffs: J. L. Windrow, Dode Johnson

Plaintiff claimed loss of profits due to failure of defendant to delivery a telegram confirming the sale of cotton bales in Liverpool, England.

Cella was the wife & Lovely was the husband.

The defendant is accused of stealing meat.

(3 folders) Bullifin filed a counter suit in appeal. Co-defendant John R. Green. Other plaintiffs: Chaney Perkins (aka Chaney Wilson) and Samuel Wilson.

Pages are badly deteriorated and many are unreadable.