Incomplete case file. Case style and court of origin unknown. Survey information for a 200 acre tract of land purchased by James and William Williams in Sevier County and lying on the Little Pigeon River. Contains property diagram.

Assignment only. Survey documents. Assignment of land from J. S. Corner to Wellington McMahah, J. D. McMahan, J. B. Ewert.

Plat for property of John Mullendon, entry no. 2326, 2000 acres.

Exhibits include b&w photographs on card stock, correspondences, court documents.

judgment confessed. Porter promissed to pay Smith $757.15.

Plaintiffs were leasing a property to a John Den when the defendant forcefully trespassed on the property and ejected John Den from his residence. sued for $500.

Plaintiff seeks an injunction to prevent Defendant from using a rock wall to force a creek onto Plaintiff's land. Exhibits include b&w photographs, maps,

Complainant sues by his next friend, Conley Huskey. Additional Defendants: Estel Ogle, Newel Ogle, Benah Ogle, John Ogle, Norman Ogle, Sherrill Ogle, Mrs. Frank W. Wester, J. M. Whaley, Frank Ogle. This suit was instituted to recover money loaned by Ashley Ogle, dec., to Ogle Brothers, a partnership composed of Ashley and C. E. Ogle.

All four men in this case were charged with larceny in the county of Sevier and sentenced to a workhouse.

Additional Plaintiffs: Pinkney H. Toomey; Samuel & Martin Baker; Joseph Snapp; John Howard & Robert Carson. Plaintiffs seek an injunction restraining Walker from selling lands belonging to Mack's estate in order to pay his (Mack's) creditors.

Plaintiff entered into an agreement with the defendant to purchase a tract of land from him and pay for it in carpentry work. Plaintiff claims that he built the defendant a house as payment for the land but the defendant refused to give title. Defendant claims the contract was never signed and thus is could not be enforced.

Plaintiff was accused of shooting and killing D. C. Maples near Maples' home in Sevier County, TN. Bradley was observed leaving the area with a gun and several witnesses testified to finding his tracks near the scene of the murder. Bradley was described as “quarrelsome,” and had history of disagreements with Maples.

Additional plaintiffs: A. L. Maples. Additional defendants: Ernest Holt, Rodeman Holt, Richard Holt, Elzora Holt Webb, Bill Webb, Allie Holt Williams, D. L. Williams, Josie Holt Blazer, Horace Blazer

Additional defendants: Mrs. M. B. Scott, Jesse Bradley, The Corporation of Sevierville. Exhibits: newspaper clipping of obituary, correspondence.

Incomplete case: Letter, [initials illegible] Rogers to James Campbell, Clerk of the Supreme Court, requesting a copy of the charge.

Folder contains a Supreme Court Decree. And a Scire Facias decree to Stafford. Reference to previous case John Walker v. James H. Cowan, Perez Dickinson, & Thomas W Humms. Papers request that the case of John Walker against Jesse Stafford be dropped due to Walker's death.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

exhibits: sale notice, copy of motion to dismiss, notice, receipts/certificate, checks, petitions to rehear, correspondence, rental agreement, sales contracts, release, notes, indentures, warranty deeds, bank statement, plat maps, large advertisement for auction sale, auction contract, trustee's deeds, newspaper clippings, etc.

Complicated land sale dispute involving multiple parties. Exhibits include depositions, correspondence, envelope. Add. files in 551/7/C/1. Add. Defendants: Eugenia B. Dulin, Katherine Dulin Folger, Hamilton National Bank. Defendants acting as executors of estate of H. L. Dulin, deceased.

Large rectangular sketch plan (map) showing arrangement of Charlie Perry's Camp on Tenn. Hwy. 71. Shows camp, parking area, West Prong of Little Pigeon River, Perry's Dam, and underground garage. Oversize map located inM-17-20.

Shields died intestate in 1840 leaving a widow, Rachel, and infant child, Isabella. John Cook was appointed Isabella's guardian and later married Rachel. Shields was said to have left a large amount of debt. Nancy Shields purchased land from the estate at auction. John Carson was the principal creditor.

Too many additional defendants to name, all but one were relatives of Cotter. Ownership dispute of Cotter's estate between his relatives and the Baptist Orphans Home. Plaintiffs sought decree declaring: whether the devise to the Baptist Orphan Home was valid or void, the rights of the several claimants of said estate and how to distribute estate among them, and overall direction and guidance in the administration of the estate.

Additional Case No. 455: L. D. Byrd, Jr. v. Calvin Trentham, for Damages. Exhibits: 11 - small photos, blueprint, situation map, letter of administration.

This case was combined with two other cases: Claude Houke, Hulet Houke, and George Mize (by next friend A.W. Mize) v. Nannie Ogle; and Claude Houke, Hulet Houke, and George Mize (by next friend A.W. Mize) v. Josie Ogle (by next friend John Rellie Ogle). This file is contained in two folders. X-rays and map of car accident.