File incomplete. Opinion only.

Opinion only.

Add pls: Perez Dickinson, J. D. Cowan, F. H. McClung, Matt McClung, R. M. Rhea, Jacob L. Thomas. Add def: H. M. McCroskey, R. N. Hudson, W. S. McCauley, Vastine Strickley, W. G. Lenoir, J. B. Whitman, W. F. Hudson. Plaintiffs previously received judgement against defendants and it was still unpaid. H. M. McCroskey fraudulently transferred land to Strickley to avoid debt. Plaintiffs here filed an attachment to have that land sold.

Add pls: J. W. Fox. Add def: L. Rivers, L. McClain, F. S. Adkins, S. W. Jarnagin. The bank held a promissory note executed by Carpenter to Jarnagin. Fox was the endorser on the note. Note was in hands of C. T. Cates Jr. rec.. Rivers & McClain conveyed to Carpenter furniture & jewelry to secure an indebtedness. These objects were sold to Rivers & McClain by Adkins & he claimed he still held a deed. The bank here tried to secure their debt. Makes mention of Rivers and McClain working at a bawdy house.

The plaintiff firm, composed of D. M. Rose, T. H. Rose, J. M. Pitner, and W. A. Pitner, filed suit to recover logs it had purchased from the Willey Boom and Lumber Company at $4.00 per thousand, who then resold them to the defendant company.

Hill was admr. of James Mynatt, a 7 year old child who was killed by one of the Railway’s trains. Hill was accused of fraudulently becoming Mynatt's admr to sue the Railway for damages. The Railway here filed an injunction to restrain Hill from acting as Mynatt’s admr and suing.

McKeehan's (also spelled McKehan) arm was severely injured while operating a train owned by the plaintiff in error. He sued the plaintiff for damages as a result of negligence and won a judgment. Plaintiff appealed. It is unclear if this case is related to "Railway Co. v. McKeehan," located in ET 7 or "E. V. T.& G. Ry. Co. v. McKeehan," located in ET 91. 2 folders.

Crane was accused of marrying Priscilla Rowland while his former wife Addie Crane was “still living.”

Add def: Jonathan Tipton, Q. A. Tipton, Bettie H. Bicknell, Margaret Bicknell. Amount due on note.

This is only one page of a case and cause of action could not be determined.

Decree only regards water rights. Lonas argued that he was entitled to use the water from Third Creek. (Creek flowed on his land.) Additional case file in ET Box 2057 (Range 18, Section E, Range 2)

Duncan had electrified a fence on his property to keep geese out. A cow belonging to Alf Boyd was found dead near the fence and Duncan was accused of causing its death. Voltage and usages of electric shock are discussed.

Final Decree only.

Defs Annie Applegate, widow of B. G. Fox dec. 1890, husband Abijah Applegate, Ida Fox, Hugh S. Fox, Mary Fox. Henderson purchased a tract of land from W. B. Henderson. B. G. and Annie held titles to this land and in the language of that deed it mentions their children, the defendants. Plaintiff argues that this language does not mean the children own any part of the land.

Keeling filed suit to collect $2,000 on benefit certificate #I89054, belonging to her deceased husband, James H. Keeling. Exhibit is a 1891 booklet of the Constitutions and General Laws of The Knights of Honor.

[J. G. M. Ramsey] Regards recovery of a walnut tree and adjacent land used to operate a ferry across the Tennessee River. Margaret C. Brabson named as administratrix. See (79) additional pages in ET 1985.

File incomplete. Opinion only. Decision of lower court reversed; cause remanded to the lower court for a new trial. Mentioned: L. H. Spellman, admr. of Oliver Miller, dec.

Additional defendants: T. W. Keller, Frank A. Moses, W. E. Moses, Charles H. Harvey, Ebissa Granger, John W. Conner, Henry L. Moses, George W. Callahan and S.P. Callahan, composing firm of George W. Callahan and Brothers, John Shea, James P. McDonald… Additional defendants: Hu M. Wilson, E.M. Thurston, C.R. Lane, and J.S. Robins. Concerns debt of more than $1000. See (330) additional pages at ET 1985.

Additional defendant John Bane. Both parties were in business together and the business failed. The plaintiff was to be paid around six thousand dollars for his part of the business. Plaintiff was seeking the money due to him for the business.

File incomplete. Statement of the case & brief only. Plntff. sought divorce & alimony from her husband. The couple were married on 9 Sept. 1892. Shortly after their marriage he displayed a violent temper & constantly accused her of infidelity. He finally left her & their child alone with no means of support.

R. S. & Alice were married. Lillian & Marie were their children. Churchwell, L. C., & H. S. were Alice’s brothers. Alice's mother Laura E. Mabry conveyed land to Alice. The land was considered to be unproductive & R. S. here pled to compel Alice to sell

Final Decree only.

Incomplete case: opinion only affirms lower court decision. Also mentioned: Charles R. Evans. Subject or original case is not identified, but it involved a $3000 verdict.

William H. Underwood sued Smith for $20,000 in damage for "falsely and maliciously publishing…defamatory matter" in the Knoxville Tribune about him in April, 1892.