Additional Plaintiff: G. W. Still, brother of A. J. Still.

The plaintiffs were administrators of the estate of James M. Murrell, dec.; they were attempting to collect various debts.

Plaintiffs: G. A. Eckerly, Joseph A. Hitkemp, G. A. Eckerly and Co. Defendants: George W. Bumpass, Thomas H. Ward, Julius Hirsh, Jacob Hirsh

Additional defendant: A. J. Woods. Debt due on account.

E. W. Tassey filed suit against Mary Tassey to recover debt to one Alimonta Owen (?) for a tract of land in the 10th civil district of Cannon County.

E. A. Waller is the widow of Pierce Waller. The defendants owed Pierce money at the time of his death. Now his widow is attempted to collect the debt. Additional Defendants: L. H. Holt, Maggie Page, Walter Page, W. E. Winstrad, H. H. Cook

Origin of debt: lien on a land deed.

Cover is severely stained

Additional Plaintiffs: P. H. Fisher and William Wallace Additional defendants: W. F. Young and R. T. Young and Co., Elenora Young, Samuel Young, Franklin Young and Attona Young ( E. P. Jones is the guardian of Samuel, Franklin, Attona and R. T. Young )

Anthony Carlton died in Haywood Co. in 1877. Estate sued to collect monies owed by Jasper N. Carlton. In his will Anthony Carlton asked that either his son, Jasper N. Carlton, or Neblett be made his exr. Defendant Carlton did not qualify. Anthony Carlton had one other son and several daughters.

Previous declaration of bankruptcy by John B. Anderson, 30 May 1868. Remaining debt owed Reeves and L. C. Hall, $4,997.17, and attempt to collect said debt. Appeal by Anderson to Supreme Court. Hon. W. G. Crowley, Chancellor, 5th Chancery Division.

Additional defendants: Jesse Miller and wife, Carrie E. Daughtry

Add. Defs: R. N. Magill, W. M. Magill, and L. A. Magill. In 1878, J. H. Magill executed three "renewal" notes to Lana Cate for $1,339 of which the plaintiffs sought repayment. The debt had been to her husband Greenberry Cate, dec. and included in his will The Cates alleged that J. H. Magill had certain property subject to sale for repayment and that the codefendant sons claim to ownership was a fraudulent conveyance meant to prevent their rightful recovery of debt. Add. materials (1279pgs) in ET 1942.

Add. Plaintiffs: H. L. C. Moore, Garrett Moore, George Moore. Add. Defendants: J. A. Teeters.

Additional plaintiffs: A. J. Hudson, Thomas Pettyjohn, John Holland, J.J. Hudson. Additional defendants include P. P. Richard, A. Thomas. Railroad-owed public debt.

Plaintiff hired defendant as a Rail Road Contractor. He claims that he overpaid defendant and defendant is indebted to him.

Debt from dry goods.

Debt of $3,200.55 on note, among others. First case file from Circuit Court, then transfer to Chancery. Several cross bills. Previous note mentions sale of slaves in 1860. Case files complicated by destruction of court records. See also Anderson v. Reeves Cross bill: Michael Kirkpatrick v. Charles E. Reeves, etals., 5th Circuit, Jackson Circuit Court (1883). Charles Reeves of Macon Co., R. C. Kirkpatrick of Obion Co., Luke T. Armstrong of Davidson; Toliver Kirkpatrick, Bayless Anderson, Benjamin Chapman.

Miller Brothers was a firm owned by J. P. Miller and Moses Miller. Lacy's wife is Ellen Lacy. The dispute concerns an unpaid account and a mortgaged property listed as part of the surety on the debt.

Three folders. More Dyas & Co. partners were E. A. More and A. C. Dyas. Both complainant companies were based in St. Louis, Mo.

Plaintiff entered into a contract to construct a trestle or bridge on the defendant's line about 1900 feet long at $1.19 per foot. The plaintiff claimed they completed most of the work but were prevented from finishing it by an injunction. The defendant took possession, completed it, and claimed that the plaintiff failed to do the contracted work. Plaintiff sought accounting of the work he completed and repayment of such.

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.

Additional defendant: Mattie Murray, wife to Thomas Murray. Original bill and bond for appeal in MT Box 706