Gamaway is administrator for estate of Solomon Shipp (dec.). Add. Defendants: Margaret Piper & John M. Linder. Margaret Piper is the only heir to Shipp's estate, which consists of a tract of land. She conveyed a deed to the land to Linder for the fraud- ulent purpose of hindering payment to Shipp's creditors, done before the appointment of an administrator. Gamaway asking court to make the deed conveyance void in order to sell the land to pay creditors and other estate expenses.

Defendants: George Hanerson. Previous judgment found against an A. Wyatt for $133. That judgment was then conveyed to Register in attempts to prevent equities from being brought against Wyatt by England, who won the previous case. England claims the transfer of the judgment to pay is unlawful and fraudulent.

Other def. : Lizzie Emmert. Due to illness, Larkin Collins was in need of money because he had not been working. Complainant charged that the def. anticpated that Collins would die and laid plans to cheat and defraud him out of as much of his 9 1/2 acres of land as possible.

The bank sued Hamlett upon a note for $55.00 given to him by James Conry. Hamlett claims the note was altered after he executed and delivered it so as to make it bear interest from sale. Hamlett entered a plea of non est factum (it is not my deed.) Exhibit: note given to Hamlett by Conry.

The defendant was accused of stealing $20.00 by fraudulently posing as a merchant.

Dispute over two lots in Shelbyville- near "Camp White," purchased by Gosling from Stamps in March, 1870, for $200.00. Accusation of fraud in title of land. Additional defendant: J. J. Phillips. J. C. Stamps was a citizen of Hawkins Co., TN. Land in question relates to North Carolina land grant, 10 July 1788, to Robert W. Smith. (No grant # given). Recorded in Bedford Registers Book, p. 267, et al., recorded 27 April 1810.