Additional Defendants: Kircher Brown, Samuel Brown Amount of debt $727.50

Damages due to trespassing.

Additional plaintiffs: Rufus Montgomery, Samuel Shy, Euphenia Shy, Benjamin Montgomery, Polly E. Massy, Euphenia Massy, Nancy Massy, Jane Massy, Amanda Massy, Samuel Massy, William Massy, Charles Massy, Elizabeth Massy, Amanda Montgomery, Hugh Montgomery. Additional plaintiffs continued: Chesser P. Montgomery. Additional defendants: John Hobson, Robert Weakley, Sally Hinton, John Mitchell, George Smith, and Marshall Munford.

Concerns estate of William M. Richardson

Others in addition to Barton are William Ledbetter and Samuel Anderson. Barton was to pay $1362.50 to Bank of United States in Nashville for value received. Defendants refuse to pay bill. They say that the bills became a part of the Common School Fund upon the dissolution of the Bank of the State of Tennessee and defendants want to know whether the contract was usurious or not.

Additional Plaintiffs: William W. Ward, Cicero Ward (minor), Susan T. Ward and Julia Ward (minor).

Additional Plaintiff: Philip H. Nelson as next friend.

Additional Defendants: Fleming Work, Bennett Crockett, Margaret Montgomery.

Case file is incomplete; deposition only.

Additional Plaintiff: Sylvester Bard.

Plaintiffs: William Roberts, John Rice, David Johnson, John Guthrie.

With force and arms

Bridges accused Logue of stealing 38 pair of saddle bags, some of which contained money, from Bridge's bar room. Logue was convinced of his innocence and sued Bridges for making false claims and attempting to ruin his names.

Add. defendants: Pleasant R. Edwards & Luke Lee. Injunction bill to be paired with an original bill.

Cotrell filed a plea of trespass to his damage for $250.00.

Snuffer is sued for $200.00 as a result of trespass damages. In September of 1836 Snuffer, his mother, Ruth, & his sister all went into Stubblefield's store. Alfred owed his sister $1.50 & allegedly agreed to buy her what she wanted. At some point his sister took some items stating that Alfred would pay, but paid nothing herself. Snuffer was sued to recover the payment.

Additional Defendants: Abraham Bell.

Additional plaintiff -Thomas Pottee Amount of damages $679.82

Guion's grandfather Henry Winbourn received a land grant of 400 acres for Revolutionary War service. The same tract near Murfreesboro was claimed by Hardee Murfree. Winbourn died in Hertford County NC in 1793. Murfree's daughter Lavinia married Frank N.W. Burton inherited his claim to the land. Judge Samuel Anderson later purchased and lived on the land.

Cause of action: Covenant Broke.

This collection contains documents related to the estate of Hugh Brown, business partner of Frederick Steidinger Heiskell, founding partners of the Knoxville Register. These papers were probably used to support the settlement of Brown's estate following his passing.