Exhibit only. No known case file. Oversize exhibits of "Errors & Insolvencies of 1908" and Roster of Officers & Members of House of Representatives, 66th General Assembly. Exhibits located in M-17-18. Case name and court are both unknown.

Additional defendants: Planter's Bank of Tennessee, Walter Coleman, and Catherine Tucker. Two folders.

Additional defendants: George R. Powell, T. S. Ayres; sale of land to settle accounts and for widow to set-up housekeeping.

Additional plaintiffs: A. J. Montgomery, James McNeil; Additional defendants: M. Brown, New York Life Insurance Company Missing first 4 pages.

Writ of Error. Originating court is municipal, appeal to Western Division Supreme Court - not known if chancery or circuit.

Additional defendant: John Martin; estate of John Martin

Writ of Error. Originating court is Municipal Memphis/Shelby, appeal to Western Division Supreme Court at Brownsville.

Additional defendants: A. Dowell, Anna C. Randolph, Bowlin Baker,

Both Sherry and his co-defendant, Dennis Saxton, were from Shelby County. John McKinley died leaving two lots of land in Memphis. The plaintiffs include Andrew McKinley of New York, Luther T. Thurston of Kentucky, Mary Churchill of Louisville and her daughter Mary Moss Churchill, Julia January and her husband Derick A. January of St. Louis, and Robert M. Patton of Alabama. Plaintiffs allege that the lots were never sold to the defendants and that they obtained possession of them illegally.

Also mentioned: Privett.

Plaintiff sues defendant for two thousand dollars for damages for the conversion of property consisting of "a certain negro man named Albert the property of plaintiff."

Additional plaintiffs: John H. Zanone, Joseph A. Zanone (firm of A. Zanone & Sons). Additional defendants: Mary Galino and Felix Galino. Case includes receipted tax bills and a Writ of Possession

Additional Defendants: Henrietta (Ginsberg) Bowers and Morris Frieberg. Schuster and Frieberg residents of Shelby Co, TN. Bowers redient of Millikens Bend, LA. Strausses partners in firm A. & H. Strauss and residents of Cincinnati, OH. Schuster is Bowers's brother- in- law.

Additional defendants implied, but their names are uncertain and were probably on the lost pages.

This is one of many lawsuits attempting to force the City of Memphis to pay the holders of bonds what they are entitled to, when they turn in coupons that have come due.

Cause of Action: Dispute over Turnpike Construction. Plaintiffs: W. D. Harrison, L. P. Featherstone, M. V. Stratton, Martin Rush. Defendants: Mrs. W. J. Smith, Horace Andrews, Doyle Pearson

Additional defendants: C.W. Kealhofer and Thomas Day (Firm of Day, Kealhofer & Co.), Thomas R. Farnsworth and Amos Woodruff (trustees of the late firm of White Langstaff & Co.), and A.S. White, Fred M. White, and D.B. Foster.

Additional Plaintiff: George A. Cochran. Additional Defendants: William H. Stovall, Exor. & Rosa Fowler, Executrix John W. Fowler, dec. Plaintiffs trying to regain funds deposited with failed bank. Mosby receiver of Gayoso Savings Institution which failed 6 Feb. 1868. Harris & Cochran once partners with W. J. P. Doyle in Harris, Cochran & Co. of Memphis. Stovall & Fowler residents of MS.

Gwynne was administrator of the estate of S. D. Mongurn. Additional Defendant: J. H. Doan, D. H. Campbell, C. W. Edmonds, E. T. Campbell, S. Feucht, Jacob Block, C. A. Dammon, and Gabe Klein.