Additional Plaintiffs: William Elliott, Thomas Elliott, and Jaimai Elliott. Additional Defendant: Varner Cowan. "de bonis non"

Defendant also known as Catesby Edmondson.

Plaintiff and defendant were both African-American. Anna Thompson's maiden name was Anna B. Ross.

Additional Defendants: Thomas Edwards and wife Martha Edwards, and John Batey. A. M. Edwards was appointed guardian of Willie Edwards, child of O. H. Edwards, dec., in 1881. Prior to that time, Thomas Batey was his guardian (1868-1881) and collected rents on his behalf. Upon a court ordered settlement of the trust, Batey owed the minor Edwards $about $2000, but was insolvent. His new guardian sued Batey and his securities to recover the debt.

Holmes is the administrator of the estate of J.F. Jenkins, decd., father of A.M. Jenkins. Additional defendants: Beulah Jenkins - widow of J.F., Clement Jenkins, Alice Jenkins, James Jenkins, Nimmie Jenkins, Kate Jenkins, Ruby Jenkins, Beulah Jenkins - children of decd., H.H. Kerr, and J.F. Byrn. A.M. Jenkins' mother was a previous wife of J.F., who became her guardian, controlled her willed land. She sued for the rents owed and home/property purchased with the $$ from her land's rents. In 4 folders.

Ridley administrator of remaining estate of Silas Tucker. Assignment of error of court in previous case where Elder was ordered to pay $1700 to Tucker's estate but failed to do so. The case asks to use a tract of land Elder recently inherited as payment.

Other plaintiffs: Sophia R. Harrison (formerly Sophia R. Lytle), executor for William F. Lytle; E.F. Lytle; John Lytle

Two folders. Plaintiff is seeking an injunction against the defendant to restrain him from operating a "shun-road," used by the defendant and the public to avoid paying tolls on the turnpike owned by the plaintiff. The turnpike is described as running 33 miles between Lebanon and the Cumberland River. Case file contain a small hand drawn map of the turnpike and shun-road.

Additional Defendants: Narcissa J. Patterson admr. of Alexander Winn, deceased, Everett Patterson, John M. Jordan admr. of John C. Bostick, deceased, Eliza Jane Bostick, Abner W. Moss.

Additional Plaintiffs: Heirs and husbands of heirs of William Pope (deceased) and his first wife Bathenia Revells Pope, deceased. Additional Defendants: Second wife of William Pope, children of second marriage, some minors heirs of the first marriage, and heirs of William Jackson. The plaintiffs sued for the establishment of a trust in a tract of land in Rutherford County that was their mother Bathenia's and that she indicated she wanted them to have prior to her death.

Additional Defendant: Benjamin Beaty. Plaintiff claims that her husband unlawfully barred her from living in their shared residence, etc.

Complete style: Donaldson Barker, Stephen Greer, trustees of John Greer; Harvy Osborn, Caleb Osborn, John J. McKnight, Thomas Spain, William Reeves, Caswell Medley, B.S. Ridley, Isaac Dill, Huddleston, John A. Crockett, W.A. Ransom v. Mrs. Mary E. Snell, widow of Robert Snell, deceased; Sarah Snell, Isadora Snell, W.J. Snell, minor children of Robert Snell, deceased.

John R. and E.B. Fathera had executed to Barker a deed of trust for a tract of land to secure certain debts. Fathera declared he would not give up possession. Barker wanted land sold to pay for John Fathera's debt and an injunction restraining him from cutting down anymore timber.

Additional names associated with the case: Mary Adams and Jacob D. Donalson. This case concerns the lease of land and slaves.

Additional Defendants: Benjamin F. Puckett and William A. Puckett, exers of Charles Puckett, dec., Hiram Jenkins, Nancy Jenkins, Henrya Kirbey, Mahala Kirbey, Charlotte Lindsley, Walter Key, Thomas Powell, Sally Powell, and James F. Fletcher. Case involves the fraudulent sale of land.

Additional defendants: James Lowe, Alfred P. Gowan, William Lowe, Robert W. Lowe, Charles Mankins, Mary E. Lowe Mankins, Thomas Lowe, Charles F. Lowe, James Lowe, Margaret S. Lowe

File involves a debt dispute over "sundry improvements" to the Plaintiffs property.

Contestation of will of John L. Hall, col., dec.. Additional Complainants: Carrie L. Hall, Emma Woods. Others mentioned: Nancy Alexander, sister of dec.; Bettie Johnson, sister of dec.; Jesse Alexander; Angeline Hall, mother of defendant by slave marriage to John L. Hall, dec'd.

Additional defendants: George Guggenheim, James H. Majors, Ben Bailey.

Additional plaintiff: J. Friedman (also spelled Freedman). Plaintiffs suing for the use of D. W. Butler. Plaintiff owned a small clothing store located on the south side of the public square in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Her store and stock of goods were destroyed by fire on February 2, 1894. Plaintiff brought suit complaining that the defendant, an insurance company, refused to honor her policy. Casefile notes that F. Friedman did not speak English fluently. Her nationality is unclear.

Origin of debt: previous judgment. Add. Defendants: Jesse Early, James M. Dunn & Wife, M. E. Dunn, Jemima Parrish, & Elizabeth Dunn, admx. of John E Dunn, dec.