Additional Plaintiffs: Harriet Lanning; Charlotte Chambers & husband, Joseph H.; Elizabeth Sweet & husband E. S.; Thursey Keck & husband et al. Additional Defendants: Heloise Desport Jean Maire & husband, L. F. Jean Maire. Louis Selby, Sr. dec. June 1872; only son, Louis Selby, Jr. dec. intestate & childless May 1881. Asa Selby, Harriet Lanning & Charlotte Chambers brother & sisters of Louis Selby, Sr. Almost all parties residents of PA, IN, MO, WV or Muscatine, IA.

Additional Plaintiffs: M. Louise Refeld, D. Refeld Additional Defendants: A. E. Champion, Julius A. Taylor, and the last two composing the law firm of Taylor and Carroll, John A. Harbin, agent of Steamboat Maumelle, Ashford clerk, and the Bank of Commerce, a corporation of Memphis

Defendants: Oliver Woodward Sallie Woodward

Additional Plaintiffs: W. E. Greenlaw, exor. W. B. Greenlaw. Poston admr. for J. O. Greenlaw. Additional Defendants: Henry T., Edward W., & Benjamin R. Williams & Mrs. Jane T. Williams, wife James R. Williams. Photo marked No. 2 between pp. 54 & 55

Additional plaintiffs: Samuel J. Hayes, James Walker Hayes. Additional defendants: H.C. Hampton (Hampson?), John M. Hayes. Plaintiffs owned plantation in Mississippi Co., Ark. called the Morgan Point place and adjoining land called the Perry place which was leased to defendants. Surname alternately spelled "Hays" and "Hayes" throughout. Eliz. M. Hayes was widow of A.J. Hayes. Samuel J. Hayes. Jas. W. Hayes and John M. Hayes were their children. A. J. Hayes died in Fall 1878. Map is oversize.

Additional parties: Ed L. Michot, dec.,

Estate that of Eppy White. Named in Case: Maud B. McKenna, heir at law of her mother Anna McKenna; Louise E. Connell, daughter of Eppy White; Fred G. Connell; William Connell, dec. 1874; Fannie R. Connell, husband T. P. Dawson; Susan Connell, dec., husband W. W. Mannigault; Josie E. Connell, husband J. D. Randall, and King P. Connell. King & Fred G. Connell, Mrs. Fannie R. Dawson & Mrs. Josie E. Randall heirs of Louise E. Connell. Mrs. Susan Mannigault had no surviving children.

Co-defendants: John A. Fleece; "Watson & Hill, Christian names unknown"; and James E. Frost.

Complainant is the executrix of her first husband, John A. Nove. When Henry G. Smith, her second husband, died, his family members claimed the income from the sale of property that had originally belonged to Node. Complainant claims that the money should revert to her on the death of Smith, and that his family members have no right to it. Other defendants are F. W. Smith and Robert M. Heath.

Defendants: Mrs. R. H. McCain. Partial case.

Complainant was a resident of Texas travelling from Memphis, TN to Waco, TX. He alleged that the railroad lost his baggage.

Additional Defendants: P. D. Beecher & wife, Ellen; Ralph, Jefferson, Nellie & Mamie Hicks (Jefferson, Nellie, & Mamie minors), & Orville R. Early. Warren citizen of Norwich, CT. Knight citizen of Forrest City, AR. Early resident of MS.

Additional plaintiffs: W. Whitton

Loague is administrator of the estate of Henry Kempf Sr. Co-defendants are John G. Handwerker and John E. Randle. Kempf died intestate; Loague is contesting the claim of Kempf's widow, Mary, for the estate. Folder includes several legal briefs.

Additional Defendant: T. C. Park. The defendants were partners in the firm of Pearce, Park, and Company. The deceased, Daniel Horan, was a bookkeeper in that firm which owed him wages earned.

Bridgett O'Neal, dec. 1879, was wife of Michael O'Neal. Plaintiff is her sister. Plaintiff maintains that as her sister's heir she is entitled to $800 in insurance money that defendant claimed after property belonging to her sister burned to the ground. Bridgett O'Neal's maiden name was McDonald. Her first husband was Jerry Leary.

Additional defendant: James L. Caldwell.

Complainants were widow and children of Peter Flynn, dec.; children were Nellie and Katie Flynn. Anderson was Public Administrator of Shelby County; additional defendants were C.F. France, F.M. White, and E.E. Clarke, his sureties. Peter Flynn died intestate in Arkansas on August 15th, 1876.

Additional Defendants: Minor Meriwether; P. E. Bethel; Samuel Tate (of AR); E. W. Munford; John Overton; M. J. Wicks (of CA), & J. L. Goodloe, Exor. R. C. Brinkley, dec.

Additional Defendant: Mary H. Tillman (wife of J. T. Hillman). See WT120 for additional materials.

Co-complainant: Marshall McCormick, co-exor. of Province McCormick Sr. Co-defendants: Catharine M. Ayres & Sam V. Walker, Trustee. Case concerns a mortgage debt owed to the senior P. McCormick.

Additional Defendants: Jules A. Menken, Joseph S. Andrews, William Horgan & Godfrey E. Tate, with J. S. Menken comprise firm of Menken Brothers; Importers & Traders Bank, NY; Albert Stone of Boston, MA., et al. Over 7 pages of defendants. Menken Brothers a large mercantile establishment in Memphis that became heavily indebted.