Add. complainants: Robert Farris, A.T. Battle, trustees of the Shiloh Baptist Church, Chattanooga. Additional defs.: Moses Williams, Daniel Hartman, Sandy Templeton, Samuel Watkins. The original Shiloh Baptist Church burned down and the lot was vacant vacant for some time. It was decided by vote to purchase a new lot and sell the old lot- using the proceeds to construct a new church. The defendants decided to obstruct the sale and were about to take possession of the lot and build a shed.

Boyd resident of Louisville, KY; trustee for Gardner & Sons & John A. Gardner. Additional Defendants: John Fields; G. W. & M. P. Martin; B. D. Irvine; Alfred Gardner; Buckner & Co.; Phillips Buttorf & Cooper & Co. et al.

Complainant sought to recover a judgment on a note plus interest and to have a lien or trust declared on a tract of land.

Debt due by account for money had and received for the purpose of paying on interest on a note.

A. L. Patts next friend of: Oscar, Alsie, James, and Thomas Laurey. Additional defendants: Lafayette Siurrell(?) and wife, Laucitta /// Complainant attorney, H.C. Snodgrass (possible relation to TN Comptroller William R. Snodgrass)

McClain is the widow of John McClain and has two minor children. She accuses the city fathers of permitting a cannon to be placed and fired within the city limits. The cannon subsequently exploded, driving a large piece of metal through the wall of a grocery store, killing her husband who was standing in the store. She sued for $8,000 damages.

Breece bought 2 pieces of Hickman County land from T.S. Easley & his wife L.J. Easley, after which Def. Bond became security for a debt T.S. owed & ultimately got a judgment against T.S. for that debt & tried to execute that judgment against this land. Hunter was the sheriff charged with levying against land to satisfy judgments. Breece asked court for injunction to keep Def.. from selling the land. Main issue was whether Breece's deed properly registered. Witnesses: Walker, Thomas, Bates.

Bartlett Circuit Court. Grand larceny, house breaking, theft of $300 of goods, chattels of Mr. John T. Ellis. Negro woman named "Lucy Taylor" was indicted along with Blair for same crime, but acquitted. Other defendants: Anthony Blair, Hense Blair, Bud Blair, Lou Taylor and Jim Bolen.

Plaintiff: Elanor Kimbro. Defendants: Appless Ford, dec., James N. Ford, Lucy W. Raines, Ada Raines, Minnie Raines, Bessie Raines, N. F. Raines, Jane Ford, Mattie H. Ford, Irene R. Ford.

File incomplete. Contained only brief & exceptions. Plntff. asked the court to enjoin the defts. from operating their saw mill without a spark arrestor and from using their present boiler which he charged was unsafe. See: A. G. Walline v. W. Snodgrass & D. S. Field, ET, Box 1895.

Complainant sought to enjoin defendant from prosecuting a writ of inquiry in a circuit court on a case of replevin and debt due by note.

1885: Harris got judgment against Hassel on certain notes; if Hassel didn't pay by certain time, his land would be sold to satisfy same. He didn't pay, so land sold (130 acres, aka Strother Place) to J.T. & J.E. Strother who gave notes for same. Later proceeding (5 pgs added): Sale occurred 20 yrs ago but notes never cancelled; Hon. B.D. Bell gave affidavit that he was then atty for Haughton heirs & that notes were pd.

The plaintiff is the son of the defendant. He and his mother purchased a piece of property together and built a house there. It was supposed to revert to the son after his mother's death, but the father managed to put his name on the property and refused to allow his son to move into the house.

In 1857, the plaintiff and defendant purchased jointly, a tract of land from Michael Bashor for $1,340. The plaintiff paid $400 in cash at the time of purchase and the two parties executed joint notes to Bashor and parties Bashor owed money for the rest. The defendant claimed he paid $187 more than the plaintiff, who was bad with numbers and accepted the claim, signing several notes to equalize their ownership. Later, the plaintiff discovered he was misled and overpaid prompting this suit.

Additional defendants: D. H. Talley, J. B. Murfree, A. Jetten. E. W. Talley and D. H. Talley are surviving partners of Talley & Co. The Talleys along with Murfree and Jetten are executors of P. C. Talley, deceased. Leonidas Gray and Alsup G. Gray are partners in A. W. Gray & Sons. The contract was to pay value plus interest of machinery after the sell of said machinery (two horse thresher). A. W. Gray & Sons is also listed as A. W. Gray's Sons in the case.

Court of origin undetermined.

David Kulm is also spelled David Kughn and David Kulm.

Additional Plaintiff: William Clark. Plaintiffs instituted this suit for Trespass and Conversion for taking and converting to defendant's own use three cords of Heading timber, the property of plaintiffs to their damage.

Additional defendant: M. Lancaster. Debt for legal services rendered.

Other plaintiffs: W. H. Evans; Thomas D. Fite; William Porter; John G. Wilson; James A. Pigue; J. W. Manier; L. W. Hall; T. A. Porter. Other defendants: W. J. Dobson; Thomas M. Dobson.