Defendant being sued by Davis Kilcrease estate for payment of debt. Brown- administrator of Kilcrease estate. Additional defendants: Robert J. Hill and James Perkins.

Exhibit and brief only. Exhibit: plat map. Other counties: Bledsoe, Hamilton, Rhea.

Collection of judgment and court costs against defendant Jane B. Campbell. Details of case not provided.

Court orders James and Robert Hodge to pay money owed to Christopher Porter. Although both Hodges are named Robert is responsible for payment of debt.

Plaintiff David Nelson, assignee of John Rodgers. Debt due by note of hand.

Damages for trees and timber unlawfully removed from property.

Additional Cause of Action: Debt. One page is oversized.

Additional plaintiff: J. W. Fyffe. Plea of debt on a note.

Case concerns Breaking and Entering and Damages. Thomas White broke into and entered the home of John Den.

Additional witnesses: Thomas W. Duncan, James Parker, Thomas Patterson, Andrew Patterson of Bedford, Joseph Collins. Judge: Nathaniel W. Williams, 3rd Judicial Circuit. Case sought to clarify ownership of acreage at headwaters of Hickman's Creek & Caney Fork River. Also, tract of land, 434 acres in name of Anthony Hart. Land for action is in reality at Hilton's Creek, some miles distant.

Additional defendants: Matthew Barrow, Josiah F. Williams, and William Williams. This case takes up 2 folders.

Additional defendants: John Brown, Edward Daniel, Jr., Edward Daniel, Sr., Edward Mays, John Moody, John Cocke, James Sunderland[?].

Additional defendants: Andrew Chesnut[?], Francis Hughes.

Plaintiff James Crouch, assignee of Thomas Grisham.

Additional Plaintiff: William McLaughlin. Additional Defendant: Ferrill Belsher. Cause of Action: Plea wherefore with force and arms defendant broke and entered the close of plaintiff and ejected him to his damages five hundred dollars.

Debt due by writing obligatory or promissory note.

Additional Defendants: Joseph Parks, Henry Etter. Cause of Action: Bastardy.

Additional plaintiff: William McClung, guardian. Additional defendant: Andrew Henderson. Origin of Debt: Pulaski Wallace, dec., purchased a tract of land in his lifetime and had not fully paid for the land at the time of his death. The bill was filed to collect the balance on the sale of land and to collect rents that defendant had been charging to others for the use of said land. Incomplete file. Decree, briefs only.

Additional Defendants: Jesse Melton, Jones Griffin. Defendants are three of the commissioners appointed to establish a permanent seat of justice in the county of Monroe. Complainant sought to enjoin defendants from proceeding to establish said town, on the grounds that the election for said town was illegal and that the proceedings in establishing the seat were not conformed to the act of assembly. Establishment of Tellico, later Madisonville (1830).

Among the items listed in the dispute are two slaves bought at an execution sale.