Also mentioned: Privett.

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 documents located in ET 1081. This is a very complicated case spanning over 17 years. The town of Newport in Coke County wished to build a new courthouse in the town of Clifton. In order to do so without holding an election, Newport attempted to annex Clifton. Citizens of Clifton brought suit. Clifton was eventually renamed to Newport.

Gamble, Will A. McTeer, and A.S. Mason were partners in trade until Mason's death. A settlement was made which found the plaintiff indebted to the Mason estate for $500. Arch Mason had obtained judgment of $261.17 for Gamble and McTeer's joint note. Gamble wants Arch Mason restrained from collecting said judgment and for the amount of $72.23 be deducted from the judgment-an amount Gamble believed was due to him by Mason estate for the amount he paid as surety in another suit.

Adams sold a mower to Alexander. Alexander not only failed to pay the notes on the mower, but failed to use it properly and tried to return it to Adams unsuccessfully. Brief states about Alexander "that he was an ignorant man, having been a slave nearly all his life, and was compelled to rely on the judgments and representations of the defendant and his agents…"

Additional Plaintiffs: July E. Williamson, Eliza A. Draper, Rufus Goodall, Martha W. Goodall, Lucy Goodall, Caroline E. Goodall, Louisa Goodall, Allyanna Goodall. Additional. defendants: James E. Wheeler, David L. Goodall.

Samuel Edison is the Next Friend representing the plaintiff. Additional defendants: Richard Cape, Martha Walfe, Samuel Walfe, Sarah Walfe, Arthur Walfe, and S. F. Wells. Amanda Bloomer is the wife of John H. Bloomer. Amanda accuses John of attempting to defraud her buy persuading her to sell to him land she inherited from her father. This case file contains information regarding the rights of married women to control personal property.

Additional defendants: W.H. Webb and G.B. Lamar. Maxwell sued defendants over title to land, wanting the defendants' conveyance declared and void. He also wanted an injunction restraining Pearne from further trespassing upon the property or proceeding with his building.

Add. plaintiffs: H. B. Bancroft, Wetherill See, Thomas S. Footer, & John W. Bray, all surviving members of Bancroft & Company. Add. defendant: A. T. Wester. Boyd and Wester were partners doing business under the firm name of Boyd & Wester and are justly indebted to the plaintiffs. In 1866, the plaintiffs obtained a judgment against the defendants for $3,138.57 and defendants levied 560 acres against the debt, conveyed by G. Delozier to Boyd in 1853, but there was an issue of the rightful title holder.

Suit involves a writ of error filed after the people providing security on the original bond died. The plaintiff was then required to provide additional security.

Additional plaintiffs: A. M. Carter, B. M. Mason. Additional defendants: R. L. Evans

Additional plaintiffs: T. J. Vanderville; Additional defendants: Mary Persons, John Persons, children of S. J. Armour

Watson M. Cooke and George Lee, surviving partners of Cooke, Bailey & Co. Additional defendants: John N. Stephens & James Maxwell. This case includes a cross bill. Debt settlement for the sum of $2088.90

Additional Defendants, first case: Robert S. Woodard, admr. of Joseph H. Ringo, dec., Martha Ringo, A. S. Duval, Mary R. Duval, James Brights, Mary Elzira Duval, Ann E. Duval, Ringo Duval, Susan Duval, Emma Duval, Frank Duval, and Lilly Duval.

Lawson Allen died with a will, appointing his sons Richard, Joseph, Samuel, David, & John as his executors. Lawson's wife Mary was bequeathed a dower & only 1/9th ownership in the enslaved workforce of the estate. Enslaved named in will: Jo, an enslaved woman who belonged to Mary before the marriage, Tisha, Charlotte, John, Dicy, Fanny, Mary, Sam & wife, Sanisa, Peter, Quinny, Arbary, Dan, Fish, Mary, Whitfield, Emmoline. The hiers disagreed with the terms of the bequests and sued.

First two pages missing. Additional plaintiffs: John R. Farrabee, deceased, Benjamin F. Farrabee W. G. Treadwell. Additional defendants: Mary L Crenshaw, Thomas B. Crenshaw jr., Merritt H. Crenshaw, Lucy H. Caldwell, E. W. Caldwell, F. B. Crenshaw, M. W. Webber, Wm. R. Webber

Opinion only. Additional documents located in ET 1218

Add. defendants: W. B. Francisco & A. J. Francisco. The plaintiff purchased a tract of land and took a deed of trust before paying the full amount, but did pay about $225. After settling the debt, the plaintiff retained a lifetime interest in one half of the land, split with the defendants who tried to take full possession of the land and eject the plaintiff from the same after an agreement was made with the seller to allow plaintiff to remain on the land until their full portion of buying funds was seen.

Add. plaintiffs: E. Waterhouse, Francis D. Rice and husband W. S. Rice, & J. M. Campbell. The plaintiff own stock totaling $26,000 in the Cleveland National Bank in Bradley County. They claim they were unfairly taxed on their property by the defendants due to the amount of stock they possessed.

Additional Defendants: W.A.S. Ventress and Ernest Mix. Dempsey Weaver was the receiver at the Planters Bank of Tennessee.

Additional material in ET 786. Plaintiff is the administrator of the estate of T. Martin (dec.). Add. defendants: F. A. James and the heirs at law of T. Martin (listed in full in file). T. Martin owned a tract of land containing 300 acres, on which he resided for 30 years. In 1865, he sold the land to J. Cross for $5,000, for which the defendant executed several notes but never paid in full. Plaintiff sued to determine the rightful title owner of the land against the heirs at law.

Daniel Bales sued Peter Harmon for allegedly unlawfully detained land from the Bales. Because of difficulties in the case proceedings, petitions for certiorari and supersedes were filed. Bales also issued an action of ejectment against Harmon.