The plaintiff was admr. to George N. Simpson, dec. Additional defendants: T. R. Carmick Jr. (admr. of M. E. Moody) and J. S. Warters. At the time of George Simpson's death, he was a minor under the age of 21 and Alex Warters was his guardian. Humes claimed that Warters drew money from the pension office as the guardian of Simpson. He claimed that Warters used the money for his own use. He wanted any monies not paid out for Simpson put into the estate with interest. Additional materials in ET 1976.

Defendants: J. T. McEwen, M. P. McEwen, exe. of William S. McEwen, dec.- Citizens, Roane Co.; firm of Coal Creek Mining & Manufacturing Co., Inc. Curtis Cullen, C. S. Newman, R. R. Swepson, Tully R. Cornick, Jr., C. M. McGhee, T. D. Flippen - all Citizens of Knox Co., W. S. Geers, W. B. H. Wiley, E. F. Wiley, W. J. Hornsby, H. H. Wiley - trustees & exe. Henry H. Wiley, dec.- all Citizens of Anderson Co., A. B. Tavel of Davidson Co., Thomas B. Dorsey of Missouri. Ejectment from lands in Anderson Co.

Additional Plaintiff: J. O. Sanderson Additional Defendant: Joseph D. Foute. William Staples won a judgement against Benjamin Prater for a debt. The court ordered the collection of said judgement and the sale of a tract of land that supposedly belonged to Benjamin to repay the debt. John H. filed suit to prevent the sale, claiming the land was his, and not in any way subject to the debts of Benjamin.

Not maintaining a public road. Case incomplete; brief and opinion only.

Thompson filed suit to settle the partnership of the parties and collect debt he claimed he was due. Includes extensive ledger of accounts and transactions.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

William Houston had filed to purchase land from J. Peck, with a special provision concerning boundaries. Peck died intestate, and Peck's heirs disagreed with Houston's understanding of the boundaries of his land holding.