Additional plaintiffs: J. S. White. Additional defendants: Rachel H. Menken, John Claflin and Napoleon Hill.

Additional defendants listed as George Beurer, William Beurer, Lewis P. Beurer, Samuel Hirsh, Louis Erb, the Memphis Building and Savings Association. Concerns the estate of Jacob Beurer.

Additional Defendants: Albert & William Prince; Mrs. Carrie Schiffley & husband, Frederick Schiffley. All defendants heirs at law of Sarah A. (Prince) Caskin , dec. July 1898; husband Robert W. Caskin, dec. Nov. 1886. Plaintiff sued to have her name placed as "grantee" on 2 warranty deeds to a lot in Memphis. One is the deed of Lucy C. & Thomas Maydwell to Sarah L. Clark, Sarah A. Prince & Robert Caskin; other deed from Sarah L. Clark & her husband to Sarah A. Prince.

Plaintiff Neloms claimed that the railroad company did not let him off the train at his destination, instead forcing to remain on the train longer, charging him a higher fee, and confiscating his satchel when he was finally allowed to exit the train.

This is a suit for damages brought by C.C. Burke for personal injuries inflicted. He was struck while walking by a buggy driven by the a man named Frank Smith. Smith has stated that his view was obstructed by a train belonging to Citizens Street Railway The Court of Origin for this case is listed as Shelby Law Docket

Additional Plaintiffs: Robert Wilson, Elizabeth G. Dunham, and others. Additional Defendants: Reuben Jones, Adam Smith, and others. Land title disputes based on family members who died intestate.

Other plaintiffs: Robert M. McLean, exor. of William S. Bruce, dec. Other defendants: Carrie M. McLean, Dr. E. A. Neely, Ida B. Neely, Bessie B. McLean, William S. Bruce Neely, Francis Sim Neely, Eugene Austin Neely, Elisabeth Alice Neely.

Other plaintiffs: R. C. Bruce; Benjamin M. Bruce; John F. Holst; America J. Bruce; Alice B. Holst.

Debt for a home loan.

Additional parties: J. Shank, J. H. Ainsworth, J. C. A. Leppelman, G. M. McCarty. Debt for unpaid stock subscriptions.

Replevin for property, including tables, chairs, curtains, and other household items.

Additional defendants: North American Trust Co.

E.B. McHenry, late Clerk & Master, Chancery Ct., sues in capacities for the use of Otto Seyppel against defendants. re: plantation in Arkansas owned by Pearl Burgett, rent and taxes owed.

Lee owner of Lee Gin & Machine Co.; Duke manager of business. Plaintiff states that in Dec. 1896 it sold an engine to the defendant worth $1250, $500 of which to be paid in 3 installments, remainder paid for in $795 worth of tools to be delivered to plaintiff. Defendant did not pay $500; tools received were not the ones contracted for and in such poor condition they were not worth expected cash value. Plaintiff applying for writ of replevin.

Will of G. W. Smith

Additional plaintiffs: Annie Kinniard Strother, James Kinniard and Austin Bull Kinnaird Additional defendants: M. Gavin, Trustee; Thomas Keely; Martin Kelly, Jesse Kit and Jackson Martin

Charge was " obtaining good under false pretenses".

Additional Plaintiffs: E. A. Burrow, A. G. Burrow, H. B. Chambers, A. T. Chambers, Amanda Shepherd, B. A. Shepherd, Aaron Polk, Lee Polk, John Polk and William Polk Additional Defendants: Laura O. Gunther and John A. Taylor

Train was "moving off pretty lively" and struck and killed Patton's mule. Patton wanted to recover cost of the mule & harness. Testimony by Ed Saunders (Colored), Redmond Trible, W. A. Jones, J. E. Sproat, Mr. Webb (the engineer), Mr. Matlock, W. R. Tifford, W. T. Bailey, and Jack Colquitt. Plat map on p. 28.

This is a partial case. It begins with page 364.

Other plaintiffs: Mary Francis Ryan.
For $2000 life insurance policy taken out by P. H. Ryan. Co-plaintiff was spouse & beneficiary.