Neither the list of Additional Defendants nor Additional Complainants is readily clear. See MT 18 for possibly related case.

The materials available for this case are two large sets of documents marked Vol. II and Vol. III. They consist primarily of testimony by various neighbors. The issue seems to concern the value of a piece of property after a house was constructed on it. There are comments on the principals' behavior (including drunkenness), an inventory of the property, and various businesses in the community.

Additional Defendant: W. J. Lyle, Sheriff of Haywood County.

William Eggert and Theodore Wolf, Jr., partners trading as "William Eggert & Co." Plea of debt under $500.00. A. Cunningham of Jackson, Tenn. in 1878 bought of Eggert & Co. two bales of Havana tobacco valued at $269.50. No payment had been made. Appeal made to TN Supreme Court, Jackson.

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.

Additional Defendants: T. W. Dickerson & W. R. Hogan. Defendant A. J. Vaughn father & guardian of A. A. Vaughn; Dickerson & Hogan A. J. Vaughn's securities. Guard Document appointing A. J. Vaughn guardian mistakenly refers to plaintiff as A. J. Vaughn.

Additional Plaintiff: Lewis A. Hurt, surviving partner in firm of Abbott & Hurt. Fuqua admr. of J. W. Abbott, dec. Firm of Allen, Bush & West comprised of J. H. Allen, T. H. West & J. C. Bush. Plaintiffs sued to collect $607.29 due them on account.

Plaintiffs sued defendants, listed as Commissioner of Public Roads, to stop Wilson County from building a road across their 1000 acre tract of land where an old road existed previously. The original road was known as the Harrican and Scotts Mill Road. A. V. S. Lindsley was the son of Dr. Philip Lindsley, the one time president of the University of Nashville. He was a postmaster for Nashville and a State Senator.

Additional Defendants: H. A. Rainey, son of Mary Rainey; S. G. Rainey & A. L. Rainey. Other defendants may also be her children. John H. Halliburton resident of Haywood Co. William L. Coffman son-in-law of Mary Rainey.

Other interested party: Mrs. Chapman Fraternal Organization: Knights of Honor Deceased died of Yellow Fever Cause of action: ownership of paid benefit possible historical significance as it deals with whether or not the benefit paid to the heirs of the deceased by the Knights of Honor belongs to the estate and therefore can be used as payment for debts, or to the heirs, separate from the estate

Additional defendants: J. N. McDaniel

Brief for plaintiff only. Simpson sued sureties of Mark Bacon formerly sheriff of Washington County to recover of said sureties for failure of said Bacon to pay over monies collected by him to which Simpson was entitled. Simpson gave execution against A.D. Taylor to Bacon for collecting a note, which Bacon failed to do.

Cause of Action: Pistol at Public Assembly

Debt of $400.00 owned by Davis to said company. Davis owned a dry goods store in Cottage Grove, Tenn. Court ordered seizure of goods to satisfy debt with Bamberger.

Additional Defendants: Hugh McGavock, Casper B. Kulia, and James Turner, all policy commissioners of the city of Nashville. Kercheval was mayor of Nashville. The plaintiff was a police officer.

Other plaintiffs: Hill, Fontaine & Co.; Goodbar & Co.; Buchanan Bros. & Co. Other defendant: Mrs. Jessie Mars. Suit is for unpaid judgments from previous court cases.

Additional Defendants: M. Oppenheimer & wife, Rosa; Louis Oppenheimer, M. H. Johnson, M C. Holmes, T. J. Williams, L. A. Horne, A. R. Coleman, J. E. Campbell, Louisa Moore et al. Also mentioned in case: Joseph Solomon of Duquoine(?), IL and Henry & F. M. Solomon of Chicago, IL, brothers of E. Solomon.

John Hubbard hired B. F. C. Smith to build a bridge. Smith build the bridge, but J. Hubbard died before paying Smith. Smith is sued the administrator of the deed for the remainder of his wages.

Additional Complainant: John Allen, Richard Allen. Additional Defendants: Arney Nelson, H.H. Sugg.

Additional Plaintiff: Thomas F. Duffie. Additional Defendant: A. H. May. Dispute concerns contract giving full title to a plantation in Phillips Co., AR. Taylor and Duffie partners in firm Taylor, Duffin & Co.

Complainant argued that he should be entitled to his late wife's share in E. H. Dunn's estate, as she was his daughter and had a son before her death. Complainant also argued that A. E. Dunn, admr., had not distributed profits as outlined in the will. Defendants are Ann Eliza Dunn, N. B. Dunn, John B. Cooke, John M. Dunn, Eliza Dunn, Matilda H. Cooke, and T. C. Owens. Note that Dunn died during the Civil War and that much of his estate's "real" property was lost as a result of emancipation.