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.

The note was for $2,000.

alternate defendant name: Truntt

Defendant is accused of "cutting down and converting to his own use ten valuable trees on the land of the plaintiff."

Add. defendant: W.B. Hunter. Defendants convinced the plaintiff to sell a tract of land to them for $5,660 and after some payments were made, Glaze executed to him a note for $3,660. Certain errors were made in the calculation of certain payments, and the plaintiff filed to the bill to either correct the mistakes or receive a vendor's lieu for the land sold until the total on the account is paid.

Additional Defendants: David Eller, Jay Roddy.

Opinion only. Court of Origin: Unknown. County: Unknown. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

Additional complainants: S. D. Blankinship, B. M. Cantrell, John H. Savage.

Additional complainants: Henry M. Elder and his wife, Lydia J.; J. E. Elder, E. Elder, B. N. White, L. W. Knight. Deed of trust for a tract of land in Rutherford- 220¾ acres; trust in amount of $146.41 plus interest.

Hollis is administrator of James Hollis and guardian of Catherine Hollis, Louisa Gambrell & James Gambrell. Add. Plaintiffs listed in file. Add. Defendants: M. Robertson & J.A. Robertson. Before his death, James Hollis gave Joseph Robertson a $1500 advance for a conveyance of a tract of land as security for repayment with interest. Robertson never paid back the money and Hollis' estate sued for the money or the land owed.

Complainants: James R. Graham, Thomas J. Graham, Frederick H. Graham, Michael Graham. Defendants: William B. Roberts, John K. Sadler, Selina Sadler, James Sadler, Martha Sadler, James Buchanan, Buck Roberts, Ridley Roberts, Hannah Graham. This bill was filed to construe the will of James Roberts, dec. and to recover the share of the estate devised to Aletha, also spelled Letha, Graham, dec., and for an account of rents and profits. Jared Graham is also spelled Jarret and Jarod.

Additional Defendants: The Roane Iron Co., Tennessee Iron, Coal & Railroad Co., and the First National Bank of Chattanooga. J.C. Hinch filed this bill to dissolve a partnership or joint venture of mining and shipping twenty or twenty five thousand tons of iron ore. The majority of case (327 of 334 pages) in ET 1942.

Additional Defendant: Rhonda Wallis. Complainant filed bill for a sale of land that was conveyed to Brickhouse, dec., by mortgage deed to secure the payment of a debt owed by defendants to Brickhouse.

2 folders. Bill filed over the possible abandonment of land by the defendant and the plaintiff trying to take over the same land.

Keith is a widow whose 15-year-old daughter ran away from home and is living in Compton's household. Keith has had 5 illegitimate children since the death of her husband (when the daughter was quite young) and insists she is entitled to the help of the daughter, whom she has seen doing laundry and other household chores at Compton's home. Since the daughter refuses to come home, Keith's suit says that Compton must pay her weekly wages for any work her daughter does in his household.

Additional Defendants: William H. Dudney, Amos Dudney, Jonas G. Dudney, Thomas G. Medders, James T. Anderson, W. L. Anderson, Curry Hawkins, William Stevens, William Petterson, John U. Patterson, Thomas Lawless, Jesse P. Lawless, Thomas G. Smith, Bill to enforce State's lien for taxes. Additional Defendants: W. D. McKaughan, Emma McKaughan, Jesse Heady, James A. Montgomery, Robert A. Cox, Calvin Murphy (col.), N. P. Hails, R. V. Brooks, John Patterson, B. A. Shepherd, N. Baxter, Jr.

Additional Defendants: Annie Sallie Erwin, Isaac H. Erwin, and V.W. Erwin, all children of the defendant. Additional Plaintiff: P.H. Manlove

Wheeler purchased a new sewing machine from company for $55. Terms of sale were: $10 credit for wife's old sewing machine, $5 down payment in cash, and monthly payments of $5. Also included 5-year warranty for company to repair sewing machine if anything broke or machine didn't work properly. Machine stopped working properly after 2 years, but company refused to fix it.