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

Additional Plaintiffs: John Mingle, Eliza Bloodall, Thomas Woodmore, & Alfred Townsend. Additional Defendants: Daniel Mingle and John Parker. Mingle was the exe. and widow of William Mingle who died in 1857. Elizabeth later remarried and resigned her exe. however during her widowhood, she purchased good and necessities upon the credit of the property bequeathed under the will, but all his property was bound for his debts and her debts before her remarriage. Defs. claimed that all property had been wasted.

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.

James Kerley died intestate; Elisha Oglesby (dec) was Kerley's admr. Clifton & Henry are Elisha's executors & Carrs Elisha's sureties. Pla., Kerley's heirs, say Elisha mismanaged estate. Kerley left wife M.J. & children: Elizabeth (m. Jason Alvis, dec), Martha (m. Jeff Haines), Nancy (m. Martin Anglea), Amanda (m. W.T. Tooley), J.A., Arilda (m. Martin Meador), Jon (dec) w/widow Louisa (m. William Meador) & child Gertie Fleming, Wm (dec) w/widow/children, R.L.W., H.J., Sarah (m. Wm Hicks). 3 folders.

other defendants: W. J. Harvey and J. T. Murdock; the defendants owe two notes to the bank, each note is for $4000.00. On the first note, they have already paid $3000.00 leaving a balance of $1000.00. Nothing has been paid on the second note.

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.

Additional defendants: T. H. Montgomery

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.

In 1858 James D. Bennett purchased three mules and a colt from Taylor in exchange for $230. No money was given at the time of purchase, Bennett held two promissory notes on Isaac A Livingston. However, Taylor failed to collect the money on the notes from Livingston, so Bennett was still indebted to Taylor. Taylor sued to finally collect the debt.

Defendant was a assignee of a note owed to W. M. Gregory. Judgment was rendered against both defendants and execution was levied upon a tract of land belong to Complainant. The land was condemned and ordered to be sold to satisfy the debt. The original filing alleged that the proceedings before the Justice rendering the judgment against him on the note were void.

The specific cause of action is difficult to discern.

Other plaintiffs: J. H. Reese, James Bradley, Caroline Bradley, W. J. Reese, W. C. Morris, Mary E. Morris, Hezekiah Sloan, Emoline L. Sloan, L. D. Hickerson, Hestera Hickerson, John D. Bradley, Sarah Q. Bradley. Other defendants: Mary Elizabeth Bentle & S. A. Carman, administrator of Sarah Jackson, deceased.

Plaintiff and defendant both claim ownership of a 900 acre tract of land located in Macon County Civil District 1. Plaintiff complains that defendant is causing harm to the value of said land by removing timber. Plaintiff originally sold the tract of land to the defendant who then defaulted on the payment. Plaintiff then received a judgment against the defendant and ultimately purchased the property back at a county auction held to satisfy said judgement. Defendant claims a homestead exemption.

Other defendant: Meredith Davis. Debt is for $250 plus interest; plaintiff offers to accept 6% interest, rather than the 10% specified on the note.

Additional Plaintiffs: Elijah Kirkpatrick and R. T. Stevens. Dispute involves a tract of land and slaves.