Additional Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Pharis.

Additional Plaintiffs: Additional Defendants: John Rughin and William Rughin. Additional Defendant: E. A. Craig. Dispute involves a tracts of land and slaves.

Additional defendants: W.H. Botts and James Howell. Both Amanda Hufhines and her husband, Adam Hufhines, had conveyed the land to Botts and Howell who threaten to disposes Amanda from the land. However, Adam Hufhines has since passed away. Conveyance divests her of her right as a widow to the land. Amanda Hufhines sues Howell for right to the land.

Plaintiffs seeks to recover land that was purchased by Defendant using confederate money, but whose value was not set until after said currency ceased to be of any value. Deceased: John Lee. Add. Plaintiffs: Adaline Lee Curry, Lee M. Allen, David Allen, Polly Allen, Columbus Allen, John W. Lee, Hessie Lee, W. R. Lee, Asa T. Lee.

Additional defendants: John Gray, Richard Gray, James Gray, David Myers, Elizabeth Myers, Benjamin Chapman, Angeline Chapman, Joshua Young, Polly Young, James B. Gray, George W. Gray, William J. Gray, Sydney S. Gray, Martha S. Gray, James A. White, W. J. Gray, Martha Lee, Jeremiah Maxwell. Allen W. Dewitt is admr. of estate of William Gray. Thomas H. Butler is admr. of estate of S. S. Gray. Estate of William Gray is being disputed. The case is large and has been placed in three folders.

Andersons (mom & son) sued Richmond, whose land adjoined theirs, for breach of contract & allowing his stock to trespass on their field, thereby damaging the corn. Andersons said they had contract with Richmond that each would take care of their own stock since no fence between their respective farms. Justice of the Peace ruled for Plaintiffs, Circuit Court reversed & ruled for Defendants, & Plaintiffs appealed to SC. Witnesses: James Murray, U.R. Upchurch, W.G. Sowell, Wm Lawson, Henry Carter, others.

Cause of Action: Trespass on the Case. Additional Defendants: Jamison Brown, W. R. Kenner, P. H. Leslie.

Enock Carter unlawfully possessed a 40 year-old Slave named Hannah, who belonged to Catherine Pharris

Additional plaintiffs Sally Hopkins, William Young & Nancy Young. Additional defendants William Ragland, Penelope Ragland, Thomas B. Upchurch, Rhoda Upchurch, Thomas Young, B. J. Young, Rhoda Young, Harriet Ragland, John Young, & James Roland. Defendants are the children of Thomas Upchurch, deceased. Complainants charged that Thomas Upchurch did not own the 200 acres so they are claiming they are the rightful owners of the land.

Additional Defendants: Stanton Carter, Jane Carter, Alisha Cannon, Martin V. Cannon, Henry H. Cannon, Garrett Sadler. Case concerns a trade made in 1838, which exchanged a slave named Thompson for a parcel of land, the ownership of which is disputed.

Additional plaintiff: Joel H. Storie. Additional defendants: Newton Moore, William Gore, Richard P. Brooks, David Rawley. Debt of $134.24 plus interest.

Additional defendants: R. P. Morgan, Hubbard Cole and wife, and the five minor children of Cole and wife.

Additional defendants Cox and Anderson , Z. M. Young and Geo. H. Morgan. Plaintiff was seeking money that was owed to them. Reason for debt not given.

1876, one A. Boles was arrested for stealing 40 gallons of brandy, worth $1.50/gal. At trial, the defendants were found not guilty and prosecutor Haile (defendant in this case) was taxed with costs of case, citing prosecution as frivolous & malicious. Gardenhire was the Justice of the Peace that rendered said decision.

Additional defendant James Dick - Amount of debt $100.00

Cause of Action: Judgment Collection. Plaintiff is collecting his judgment. Defendant Carnahan claims that the tobacco levied against was the property of Defendant Stubbklefield and should not have been taken as satisfaction of the judgment against Carnahan.

Dispute over estate of W. A. Roberts who was murdered in 1901. His wife, Henrietta (who is named as plaintiff in original bill) was declared incompetent by court in 1901. R. L. Burks was admin. of W. A. Roberts's estate. Case in 4 volumes filling entire box.

Additional defendants: Jennie H. Lyon and Mai Lyon. Plaintiffs are minor children of W. W. Lyon. Plaintiffs believe they are entitled to 600 acres of land willed to their father by William Woodfolk Sr. their great grandfather. After William Woodfolk Sr. died, Wade Woodfolk was appointed the admr. of his estate. The plaintiffs are represented by their Next Friend William Anderson. Documents housed in 2 boxes.