Additional Defendants: Ivory Hamby, Thomas Carter, S. W. Ely, Joseph Sagebeer, and Edmund Baxter. Anna and her husband Henry B. Richards of Newark, New Jersey, sued the defendants to claim title and regain possession of a tract of land in Morgan County. The Richards claimed the defendants wrongfully claimed ownership and proceeded to take timber and otherwise disturb the tract for their own gain. Exhibit is an oversized map of land tracts in question.

Additional plaintiff Elias J. Hannock, Wm. F. Low dec. Additional defendants C. C. Way, A. F. Drentyer, A. E. Drentger, Samuel A. Nelson and John Anderson, George Young, John Fitzer, Charles Dee, Josey McDrentser, Vistor Schlitz, G. A. Gruntger, and Frankforth Land Co. Plaintiff stated that they held the title to a tract of land. Plaintiff also stated to the court that the defendants were creating false titles to the land. Plaintiff seeking full rights to the land. In 3 folders.

David Kuhn owned a piece of property in Morgan County. He died and the plaintiff and defendant are disputing ownership to the property.

Additional Defendants: Eli Mayes, Andrew Byrd, A. C. Lavender.

Incomplete case file--Assignment of Errors only. The case originated with Voyles's injury at the rail yard. Horace Goldston lured Voyles away from his job shoveling coal to work as a railcar coupler. Voyles took the switcher job, as Goldston told him the wages were better. Voyles mashed his finger while coupling without a lantern (Goldston told him he wouldn't need one), so he sued.

Workmen's Compensation.

Additional plaintiff: Beatrice Embree. Additional defendants: John Lea, Fred Embree, Viola Embree Margraves, Byron Powell, Elmer Hembree, Lorenza Hembree, Ralph Davis, Magnolia Hembree, Edgar Hembree, and Ezekiel Hembree.

Add. Defs: B. L. Chadwick, The Ohio Spoke and Tie Co. 5/12/19 (Thompson): added 165 pgs. (located in ET Box 1252). Dispute re 640-acre Oak Grove Farm (4 tracts), bordering Hurricane Creek, Shoal Creek, near Oak Grove schoolhouse. Tract 1 (385 acres) covered by state grant 29000 (entry 3259). Tract 2 (200 acres) covered by state grant 6416 (entry 511). Tract 3 is 28 acres; tract 4 is 32 acres. Tracts originally bought together by Henry Harrison. Exhibit: lg map of land in dispute.

Harriman Land Co. made a fraudulent claim to Kobbe's land. They proceeded to cut valuable timber and collect rents on properties they had seized. Additional Defendants: John A. Jones, John Jones, John Kries, & the F. G. Oxley Stave Co. See add'l documentation in boxes ET 92, ET 34. Possibly related case in ET 2a named George C. Kobbe v. John D. Kries. Exhibits include 4 oversize maps of land in dispute. Maps located in ET Oversize Box 21.

Resulting from damages to a flock of sheep by the Defendant's dogs.

Case in 3 folders. Other plaintiffs: Christian Seinknecht; M. P. McEwen; Charles McEwen; George R. Netherland; N. H. Netherland (nee McEwen); M. H. Houston; W. A. Houston (nee McEwen); Maggie McEwen; Alice McEwen. Other defendants: C. Delozier; Elizabeth Delozier. All parties held interest in a large tract of land. Ownership of land had been reached by compromise in a case settled in 1882. Defendants were claiming ownership of a portion claimed by plaintiffs.

Both plaintiffs were employed by Coalfield Coal Company and had group disability insurance through defendant company. Both plaintiffs were injured while on the job and sued defendant company for disability insurance benefits. Additional Plaintiff: Noah J. Stonecipher. Exhibits: Insurance policy, Notice of increase of insurance, correspondence between plaintiffs and defendant company.

Victim: Dorothy Deniston.

Waller claimed ownership since 1836 of a tract of land. Others names associated with the title: Thomas B. Eastland; Henry Wells; G. W. Gasherie; S. M. Waller; William A. Kobbe; Charles, Laura V., and F. W. Gerding; George S. Allison; Caroline Pearce; R. A. and L. L. McFerrin; Charlotte Triplett; Evanna Plummadore. Claimants included New Yorkers and Kentuckians. In 1890, the Company brought suit with a new witness, John H. Tucker, who could confirm the re-conveyance of the land to the Company.

Case concerns land that was part of the estate of William Fisher, dec. The brothers and sisters of William Fisher and their descendants complainants. Reply brief only. See additional documents in box ET 11.