In original case Word was the plaintiff, sued Vaccaro for $600. Word had contracted with Vaccaro to find someone willing to rent or purchase the Worsham House in Memphis, TN. Also mentioned: Leopold the Barber, whose barbershop was under the Worsham House.

Additional plaintiffs & their securities: J. J. Granbury, executors of estate of J. G. Granbury, deceased, E. R. Barkley, W. J. Andrews, J. P. Street, J. N. Barnett, G. T. Hughes.

Debt due by account under $500.

Additional defendant: W. H. Harrison. This case is one of 10 consolidated causes: Ward Hamil, et al., C. A. Moross & Company, et al., Wasson Car & Foundry Co., et al., W. G. Lewis, et al., Crutchfield & Co., filed in order to satisfy debts owed by Haselton & Co. as an insolvent firm of iron producers, known as Vulcan Works of Chattanooga.

Debt for the services of Hawkins as Sergeant of City Police force.

When C. G. Fisher died, the case was revived in the name of Mattie W. Fisher, Admx., v. George Smith et al. Jacob Smith was still co-defendant, along with his wife Eleanor, J. W. Shelton, and George Smith and his wife (unnamed). The file includes one legal brief.

Additional Plaintiff: D. Mariani (husband).

Clara Mariani is administrix of Jesuardo Buchignani. "Debt due by note" is for the amount of $102.40. Other defendant are Clara's husband (unnamed) and other family members, identified only by initial.

Epperson is the administrator of John A. Cole, dec. James S. Day & William P. Proudfit own the company making the complaint.

. Additional Defendants: N. E.(?) Landcaster and W.H.(?) Landcaster.

E. A. Yosh was listed as the surviving partner of G. W. & E. A. Yosh. E. A. Yosh was listed as a citizen living in Kentucky. Hundley was listed as a citizen of the State of Illinois. Debt due on promissory note.

Co-defendants: S. M. Pearce, A. G. Harris, A. Harris, James A. Shane, W. W. McDowell. In order to pay a debt to Shane Harris, the defendant and his former partner transferred ownership of a piece of property. Both Harris and Bryant's partner have since died, Bryant is now insolvent, and the value of the property has been judged to be less than the amount of the debt. File contains an 1883 supplemental transcript.

Debt of $98.53.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. G. McCrary & Jonathan S. Cooper. Additional Defendants: Dennis, Martha, William & Meloina(?) Owens; G. T. Duke & wife, Martha J.; Elizabeth Hancock; E. H. Messick & wife, Catharine; J. E. Kyzer; M. C. Ballentine; L. F. Dillard. Add. Defs: W. C. Doyle & S. Wilson. George & J. G. McCrary, Elizabeth Hancock, Martha Duke & Catharine Messick children of Robert McCrary, dec. Summer 1872. Dukes residents of TX; Messicks & Hancock residents of AR. See WT 284 & 113.

Additional parties: F. G. Goodman, dec.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. G. McCrary & Jonathan S. Cooper. Additional Defendants.: Dennis, Martha, William & Meloina(?) Owens; G. T. Duke & wife, Martha J.; Elizabeth Hancock; E. H. Messick & wife, Catharine; J. E. Kyzer; M. C. Ballentine; L. F. Dillard. Add. Defs: W. C. Doyle & S. Wilson. George & J. G. McCrary, Elizabeth Hancock, Martha Duke & Catharine Messick children of Robert McCrary, dec. Summer 1872. Dukes residents of TX; Messicks & Hancock residents of AR. See WT 284 & 113.

Case filed with A. M. England v. W. Werthan, et al. and W. Werthan, et al. v. W.H. Delavergue. The plaintiffs were produce merchants in Nashville.

Wards of Hugh McGhee: Sallie, Frannie and Mary Starks, Minors

Docket number illegible. Reilly also spelled Riley.

County: Unknown. Brief for Complainant only. Exhibit = Newspaper

Additional defendant: B.H. Boone.

Knox is Commissioner of the Freedman's Saving and Trust Company attempting to collect the balance due on notes of $600 and $500. Other defendants include Cornelia McCain, N. D. Smith, and Minerva Owens.