Plaintiff sold defendant tract of land, but deed of sale included another tract whose ownership was in dispute & was not intended by either party to be part of the sale. Neither party realized deed included additional tract until after sale was completed. Plaintiff was, therefore, seeking to rectify deed.

Additional defendants: W.H. Webb and G.B. Lamar. Maxwell sued defendants over title to land, wanting the defendants' conveyance declared and void. He also wanted an injunction restraining Pearne from further trespassing upon the property or proceeding with his building.

Widby sued American Insurance for $1250.00 plus interest. Widby was the widow of Basil T. Widby, dec. who was killed in an accident with a Mack truck. American Insurance claims that the life insurance policy issued to Widby was in fact issued after he was killed rather than before. Therefore, American Insurance decided that Widby was not due payment.

Additional Defendants: John Devers and L. M. Wester.

Hutchinson owned property in Knox county that she commercially leased to Oscar Dunn and James Carson, whom erected buildings on the property. The lease was sold and conveyed to W. M. Fulton by Dunn and Carson, however Hutchinson was unhappy with the terms of the transfer. She believed that Fulton had created a corporation for the purpose of stripping and selling the commercial property, thereby defrauding Hutchinson.

Additonal defendants Samuel Cowan, Mary Cowan aka Turk Brady. Kilter purchased land from Cowan who clailmed to own a homestead with whom he called his wife. Samuel Cowas was a man of color and Mary Cowas was a white woman. They were not married by law. Kilter was looking to to pay off the balance for the land and was also seeking the court to state that Mary Cowan could not in the future seek money for the homestead or claim ownership.

Additional plaintiffs: Annie Gaines Reed, Mary Gaines Eidson and Charles Eidson. Additional defendants: J.W. Haywood, Maggie Haywood, E.F. Lennon, R.L. Huff, Commercial Bank and Trust Co., Charles Gaines and Annie May Gaines. Gaines et al. suing for deed between E.H. Rocket and Andy Gaines & Cordelia McKinney, which attempted to convey a joint tenancy between Gaines and McKineey to be declared and void; for land to be sold and the Bank restrained from selling property.

Additional defendants: Eleanor G. Caldwell, administratrix of estate of W. J. Caldwell, and the Provident Reality Company.

This case is concerning the ownership and rights to land left to the heirs of Elizah J. Walker, dec. after his passing in 1869. An injunction was previously filed on the land in question, preventing heirs from selling land. Additional Defendants: West Walker, Campbell Walker, P. W. Walker, A. L. Walker, Charity Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Thomas J. Walker, A. G. Griffith, C. H. Griffith, G. W. Gallagher, Sarah Gallagher

Defendant trespassed on plaintiff's property and ran over and killed a police dog that was plaintiff's property.

Plaintiff seeks title over land currently held by Defendant. Exhibits include deeds and bankruptcy documents. Plaintiff trustee for Joseph John Galbraith.

Case in 3 folders. Folder 3 is exhibit materials.

Hicks pledged 24,000 feet of timber per week as security for 3 notes. Hicks timbered for a few months, then sold to Bud Kite, who worked the contract briefly before abandoning it. Fletcher &c. was paying an advance of $5 per 1k feet of lumber, & sued to have the advances refunded.

Case is incomplete; brief only.

Contract dispute: plaintiff was employed as truck salesman for defendant company. On 23 Dec. 1931, plaintiff was discharged from his duties with company without reason or excuse. Plaintiff alleges he is entitled to one & ½ months salary per contract. Plaintiff also owned stock in this company. Plaintiff sues to recover damages and a promised bonus of $83.34.

Dowler was trustee for Frank Roach and Frank H. Dowler, Jr. who operated the Bijou Theater in Knoxville. He was appointed to handle funds arising from the operation of various moving picture theaters. Denton was to pool interests of his Knoxville theaters for the purpose of increasing the buying power of films and other theatrical equipment. Denton agreed to operate the Bijou; Dowler complained that Denton did not buy the best films resulting in poor attendance. Theater reputation harmed

Additional plaintiffs: Mary A. Welker, wife of George Welker. Additional defendants: M. Price, Alex Price, and Sallie Price. In 1867 John Price conveyed a tract of land located in Bradley County to Mary A. Welker. D. C. McMillan then brought an action of ejectment against the plaintiffs for the purpose of recovering possession of said land. Plaintiffs were evicted from the land and brought suit against the defendant.

The plaintiff rented farm property from R.A. Calloway under a share crop agreement which Calloway violated. The property was later sold to the defendant.

Hayes [alt. spelled Haines] bought a tract of land belonging to Griffin at a sheriff's sale for $150. Hayes agreed to become co-surety with Griffin for fines and costs against his son William Griffin in exchange for Griffin releasing his equity of redemption upon said tract of land. Griffin refused to honor agreement and sought to sell land to other parties. Hayes issued an attachment and injunction suit to restrain Griffin from selling land and have Griffin deed/release his rights of redemption.

Brief of Defendant only. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church property. Additional Parties: Unknown.

Additional Plaintiffs: Mary Ann Wilson, Margaret Bell, Martha Jane Pratt (Bell), Ariana Bell, Lloyd J. Bell, Samuel Bell, John W. Pratt. Additional defts: Not named. Bell sued to set aside a contract which she was forced to enter by threats, fraud, and intimidation on the part of the defendant. Contract was for 250 acres willed to her after her husband's death to be sold at her death and the funds split between her daughters. Connected to other cases only named by number in the file. More in ET81(5-D-6)

An erroneous survey led to disputed land claims. Mentioned in document: Martha L. Lequire, Catherine Lawson, Leona Lawson, D.J. Lawson, W.G. Lequire, Rhoda E. Abbott, John Abbott & A.C. Cawhorn. Others named included Thomas M. Brown and C.T. Cates. Incomplete case file: petition for errors only.

Opinion only. Additional Defendant: Caldwell.