For property, two mules and a horse.

Add. defendant: J.M. Hunt. Issue of a purported judgment rendered for $109 against Cembelt for McAdoo. States that the judgment was unlawfully tampered with by outside parties. Also, a seizure of Cembelt's property by a Constable for McAdoo is thought to have been done by procuring a levy illegally, taking $250 in property.

Additional Plaintiffs: A.C. Cude, Hugh Marris, W.C. Webb, J.M. Cooper, J.R. Sutton, Robert Houssel, J.A. Runkel, J.P. Beasley, R.J. Howard, J.W. Lewis, Samuel Young, Alvine Warren and Thomas Whitwell. Additional defendants: John Taylor and Jesse Taylor. All parties were stock holders in the Linden Grange Stock Store. Defendants bought the store outright and agreed to settle all debts and liabilities. Plaintiffs charge that defendants failed to do so. Case is in 4 folders.

Estate dispute involving properties of J.H. Horner, dec. ca. 1877, Stoddert Co. MO. Additional plaintiffs: Mosella (Whitwell) Grissom, Milton A. Grissom, Elizabeth (Whitwell) Gibbs and her husband, S. Chase Gibbs; Josephine (Whitwell) Reville and husband, Randolph Reville (Revelle?).

Young's husband died and bequeathed to her a life estate in a farm in Perry County, the right to the timber, stock and personal farm and property and 8 notes in the sum of $6922; Claimed her attorney, Wiggs, took more than his share and took advantage of her state of mind

This only the brief. The victim is not named.

Victim: Bud Gamblin

Additional defendants: Mary V. Burton and her husband, E. A. Burton; Cora L. McLemore and her husband, J. P. McLemore and J. R. Blount. J. Howard, deceased.

Cause of action: Injunction with Attachment. Additional defendants: Kahn & Wolf, W. O. Britt, James W. Adams.

Case is incomplete. "Brief of Appellants" and "Reply to assignments of error and Brief of Appellees" only. May be related to case in box 785 of the same name. Additional defendants include but not limited to: Will M. Huddleston, Hurdle Bros. & Co. Additional plaintiffs not listed.

Debt due by note.

Additional defendant: J. S. Sanders. Additional name included in the case: Berry Sanders.

Additional plaintiffs: Elizabeth D. James, George H. Wiseman and wife Rowena, and Joseph Marvin, minor. Additional defendants: Joseph, Sallie and Elizabeth Marvin, minors. E.R. Marvin, the father of Elizabeth, Rowena, and Joseph, conveyed a tract of land to their mother, Nancy A. Marvin, who died shortly after. Their father in jail for murder, the plaintiffs were sued by father of minor defendants for E.R. Marvin's debt of $2059. Plaintiffs sought review of earlier decree and title to land. 2 folders.

J. H. Twilla (dec.). The deceased sold a tract of land in Perry County to defendants along with livestock and tools and plaintiffs sued for the remainder of the payment owed to them. Addtl plaintiffs: H. A. Loggins, A. Coble, R. H. Gilmore, W. H. Lancaster, W. J. Loveless. Addtl def.: Ethel Baker, E. A. Baker, G. A. Baker, M. F. May, F. L. Horner, A. Batton, L. Lancaster, R. H. Gray, Bank of Lobelville, American Trust Company of Nash.

Incomplete case. Pitts & Cunningham, sureties of plaintiffs who had appealed from the decree to dismiss suit, appealed for the costs of the suit. Court ruled in favor of Pitts & Cunningham to recover cost of appeal from defendants. For complete case see D.T. Pinkerton v. J.W. Blackburn et al. in box MT 833.

M. M. and J.H. Patterson, minors, sued by their guardian Pinkerton. Too many additional defendants to name. When R.C. Patterson died in 1865, he left a tract of land to plaintiffs' father Carson W. Patterson, who died in 1870. Plaintiffs charge defendant with fraudulently obtaining a deed from R.C. Patterson for the same land by undue influence and destroying his will. Plaintiffs suing for title to land. Part of case found in box MT 783 under D.T. Pinkerton et al. v. J.W. Blackburn et al. 2 folders.

Additional plaintiffs: H. A. Culp, C. Lineberry, and G. W. Ferguson. Additional defendants: S. T. Harrison, and Model Wringer Company. Debt for goods.

Additional defendants are not named in these documents.

This case is included with the West Tennessee cases but it is a Perry County, Middle Tennessee, case. Additional plaintiff: J. W. Cotham. D. C. Hayes is listed as formerly D. C. Cotham."

Def Owens first dba Owen & Bone (Lobelville retail merchant) with father-in-law Def L.B. Bone; business dissolved because L.B. didn't like doing business on credit. Owen, on his own, bought goods on credit from pla. (Nashville wholesale merchant). Owen then sold his stock of goods back to L.B. & son Monroe dba L.B. Bone & Son. pla. says transaction fraudulent & also that Owens gave the Bones his book of accounts showing other debts owed to Owens, w/similar fraudulent intent. L.B.'s wife: Tyratia Bone.

First 3 pages missing,

This case was originally filed with the West Tennessee cases although Perry County is in Middle Tennessee. The plaintiff was seeking an injunction to stop the defendant from further cutting or removing any timber from the plaintiff's land.

Additional plaintiff: wife Virginia Dodson. Additional defendants: J. Shelton, O. Shelton, M. Shelton, the unknown heirs of Emeline Taylor, Willie Nichols, John Nichols, Sallie Nichols, Andrew Nichols, C. Smith Josephine Bates & Molly Walls. The estate settlement of G.W. Shelton (died in 1860) is in question, his daughter Virginia Dodson a minor at the time. Plaintiffs suing for equitable distribution of estate; the first 5 of 12 children received large amounts, the last 7 got very little