Additional Defendant: Cornelia Tumley[?]. Damages for faulty repair work. Exhibit: blue print of a house tenement.

Barton purchased a mare from Reaves with a note on which he still owed Reaves $60. Barton then found the mare to have watery eyes, an indication of further health problems. The suit was filed for a fraudulent sale of the horse and to legally settle the transaction and debt.

In 1893, the plaintiff company obtained a judgment against L. W. Freeman for $639.31 and court costs. Freeman did not hold property on which to levy the executed of the judgment so the defendant in this case, M. W. Wires, was garnished and judgment was rendered against him for $326.45.

Depositions were made by Ofie Brawner, Prentice Steen, S.C. McDonald, C.B. Ellis, and Bob Chandler.

Additional Defendants: Hannah Wright, widow of Thompson Wright, and their son, John S. Wright. This case questioned the validity of a land sale, 56 acres, by William Uhles, the father of Amy J. Porter to Thompson Wright. No deed was found and no recording of the deed was found. Defendants sold the land to Jacob Eller in 1867, and claimed title through adverse possession. Plaintiffs claimed no land sale because Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs. M. J. Lakes Uhles, was a minor and could not consent to it.

Additional Defendant: J. A. Parker. Parker and Ellen are co-securities on the guardianship bond of William Gregory dec. who was the guardian of the plaintiff Elizabeth Wright. Plaintiff believes she is owed money by her former guardian and is sued to collect.

Additional Defendants; William Tunstall, Marshal Duncan, and Prior Carter

Mentioned: Helena Reid, J. S. Reid, J. W. Adams, G. W. Claiborn, A.J. Claiborn, R.B. Bouford, W.N. Adams, J.P. Adams, S. Adams, Caleb White, E.G. Cartwright, P.W. Carter

Lovelady recovered $45 judgment against Whitley for 2 heifers, which judgment could've been satisfied by Whitley returning the heifers. Whitley's sureties: J. H. Sabins & J. D. L. Blankenship. Execution No. 22438. Blankenship paid judgment & in return got mortgage from Whitley. Witnesses in lower court proceeding: J. H. Stafford, Mrs. Lizzie Parker, R. H. Jenkins, M. H. Allen, John Parker, Joe Day.

In 1842 Samuel Jones published a will then died. His estate included a large lot of land on the Big Barren River known as the "Salt Peter Tract." Scire facias was filed because one or more of the defendants had died. Lengthy testimony includes information pertaining to family relationships and community life during and after the Civil War in Tennessee.

Additional Defendants: John Gregory, G.L. Walton, E.G Cartwright, F.J. Cartwright, R.A. Humpreys, Margaret E. Humphreys, Dela F. Cartwright. Case concerned the will of Joseph Cartwright, deceased.

Additional plaintiff: Mark B. Carter, P. W. Carter, & Elijah Eden. The original bill was a conveyance of land made by Carter to the defendant on the account of the alleged weakness of mind of the bargainers. The original bill charges that notes which had no valid or legal consideration were given for the land, and notes which were given for articles furnished the families of James and Zach Claiborne.

Recognizance in the penalty of $1,000.00 re: case of John Hart v. Jones W. Locke, charged with shooting pistol with intent for murder in Sumner Co. (1845). Hart did not abide by conditions of his bond for assault.

Additional plaintiffs: Alex Hartman, W.C. Eagleton, John A. Eagleton, E.L. Jordan, J.O. Oslin, W.D. Robinson, John P. Price, James D. Richardson, W.N. Doughty, R.L. Martin, Henry and Hattie Clayton, W.D. and Fanny Martin, and R.A. and E.A. Jarmin. Dispute over company stocks.

Additional plaintiffs: R. W. Andrews, W. F. Andrews and J. J. Sullivan exe. of Joseph Sullivan. Additional Defendants: R. S. Smith admr. of R. M. Potts dec., R. M. Potts Jr., Tandy Hager and wife Amanda, Andrew Hager, J. R. Barry, James Turner, George E. Seay, J. W. Donowho, D. L. Walton, H. A. Jones and wife Clara, George Price and wife Mary. Plaintiffs are creditors of the estate of Solomon DeBow.

Foust admr. of J. D. Bennett, and next friend of Bennett's minor children. Additional defendants (Chitwood): H. L. Sadler, B. C. Trousdale, and I. H. Herrod - all under the corporation of Sadler, Trousdale, & Herrod, a steam saw mill and lumber business. Bennett owned a piece of well-timbered land near the Red Boiling Springs which had recently been harvested by said defendants, mostly poplar. Housed in 2 folders.

Additional Plaintiff: Peter Wilperson. Additional Defendants: Benjamin Mills, Lewis Mills, and William Sanders and wife (and eight unnamed sons). Dispute involves a tract of land.

Plaintiff and his brother, W. E. Gregory, claim that Jenkins has unlawfully seized 1500 pounds of tobacco they were storing in a barn belonging to Susan Maxey. They are sued to have it returned.

Defs: Bud Crowder & Bure Deweise. Siddens accused Dalton, owner of a Steam Mill on the waters of Puncheon Camp Creek, of breach of contract by selling a large portion of planks belonging to Siddens. The contract stipulated the mill would cut & process timber, allow Siddens to claim his stake, then use any remaining for sale. But the mill didn't allow Siddens to claim his portion of the processed wood. Exhibit includes oversize map in -17-19. Mary C. Maxwell v. William Williams is written on the map.

W. L. is variously written as L. W. Addtl dfnts: Sis Roark, Robt. Roark, Lucy Cothron, L. H. Cothron, H. F. Ragland, and Jas. A. Ragland. Pltf. was siblings with some of the dftns., and son and heir to D. C. Ragland. Pltf sought to have estate deemed insolvent, having little to no personal property. Housed in 2 folders.

Additional defendants: William R. Nichols, Elizabeth W. Ford, W. E. Ford, and T. J. Gregory. Matilda S. Brawner is the wife of J. H. Brawner. Matilda, W. R., D. A., and Elizabeth are the children and heirs of Alvira A. Nichols dec. Plaintiff and the rest of her mother's children are half siblings, having different fathers. Plaintiff complains that her siblings have fraudulently retained land from her. She is now seeking a fair division of her mother's estate. Additonal pages in MT1113 2 folders.

Next friend: I. L. Roark. Addtl pltf: M. B. Johnson; Eliza J. Price, who sued in the name of her husband E. G. Price; and Manerva H. Williams. Addtl dfnts: S. O. Brown, W. E. Chess, W. S. Wyman, C. S. Wyman, and Chess Wyman Co. Pltfs. sued to recover a tract of 152 acres known as the Alfred Payne tract in Macon County. Pltfs. asserted they were willed the land by their father, W. Holland. Dfnts. claimed Holland sold that portion of the tract before his death. Housed in 2 folders.