Additional defendants: Mrs. A. E. Stovall

Additional Plaintiffs: Thomas Walken. Additional Defendants: Mrs. George W. South, John Pallett, L. M. King, O. C. King. Brief only.

Charles G. Smith.

Drabelle & Gardner was a Louisville-based firm composed of S. Drabelle and J.T. Gardner.

Tangled case. William M. Sawyers and Edwin Henry formed a lumber business in 1865 and bought and operated a steam engine and saw mill-grist mill. In 1866, Sawyers secured a deed of trust via William B. Cochran whereby he conveyed all interest in the mill to Cochran. Sawyers accused of fraud in sale to Edwin Henry. Ethan A. Sawyers joined the fray. Jabez Smith, a "half idiot," was cheated. File contains letter from U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite. Oliver Caswell King was an attorney.

additional plaintiff - C. W. Nance

Witnesses included Joseph A. Mabry, W.H. Jackson, F.M. Woodall, Napoleon B. Cheatham, W.G. Harding.

The plaintiff in error was accused of obstructing travel by building a fence across a public road. Exhibit materials include a hand-drawn plat map depicting the properties of the plaintiff, George Taylor, and P. and L. Hatmaker. Said lands lie near the Clinch River.

Wife: Susannah J. Baxley. Other defendants: Peter Wolfenbarger; Sarah Wolfenbarger (wife of Peter). Susannah and Sarah were sisters & the daughters of A. G. Helton, dec. Decedent had willed each of them interest in a tract of land. Susannah sold her interest in the land to William Wolfenbarger based, she claimed, on fraudulent claims made by him.

Additional plaintiffs: James P. Gatti. Additional defendants: Patrick Cunningham. Additional parties: Steve Delacella. Rousch & Cunningham refused to pay their apprentice, Gatti the agreed amount.

Plaintiffs: J. G. Wells

Plaintiffs are the children of William H. Sneed, decd. The deceased deeded land for the building of a hospital to Plaintiffs. Defendants claim property as theirs, this case was filed to have ownership determined. Additional Plaintiff: Ann Brier. Additional Defendants: John W. Eldridge, Fannie L. Eldridge, Kate D. Jones, Jos. W. Sneed, Jas. W. Sneed, Thos. K. Sneed. Additional Defendants: John S. Van Gilder, W. A. Henderson.

Additional defendants: Mary Wade, Elizabeth Warder

J.J. Coulter claims that the Weed Sewing Machine Co. has not carried out their contract or warranty of the machine sold to him and the machine is worthless to him.

Additional defendants: Emily, David, and Elizabeth Bull, John and Catherine Evans, and Mary Leger, all heirs of Claiborne Bull dec. Harvey purchased the various interests in a tract of land from several of the defendants and then sold the entirety of the land to the plaintiff. Before conveyance was made, a fire destroyed the title bonds to said land. Plaintiff prays that the title and interest in the land be divested from the heirs and placed with him.

Brief only: Plaintiff filed this case regarding the warranty of a machine purchased. Machine stopped working, this case was filed to enforce warranty. County: Unknown, Court: Unknown, Additional Defendants: Unknown

Additional Defendants: E.M. Hearn and B. Myers. Contained in two folders.

Defendants: Mary Hillsman, J. H. Martin, Annie T. Stobin, Silliam Stobin, Eliza Howe, Fred B. Howe, Emma S. Wood, Samuel Wood, Edwin Francis. See WT232 for more.

Additional parties: Martha J. Earley, Dr. William E. Butter, J. N. Earley, Eason Earley, Alexander M. Ferguson, Ellen Beecher.

In 1874 Plaintiff purchased a tract which adjoined defendant's land.In 1876 Plaintiff secured a deed of trust for Jas. Deadrick for the benefit of defendant, as plaintiff and defendant often kept mutual accounts for one another. Plaintiff filed this case seeking relief against trust and alleged that it was the intention of defendant to turn him out of his land and remove it from his possession. Additional Defendants: Emeline Hodges

Phillips was charged with disturbing Ausments Chapel Church in Cannon County with noise, profane discourse, rude and indecent behavior.