Additional Defendants: P. J. Davis, Josephine Davis, and Kathleen Davis. Plaintiff and P. J. Davis are brothers. P. J. Davis was killed in an automobile accident in 1929. Before his death, P. J. Davis and the plaintiff bought several tracts of land together and registered several in P. J's name only. The plaintiff testified that after P. J. was killed, his widow Susan Rachel Davis, refused to discuss the property with him. Case file includes bank receipts, correspondence and deed information.

Widby sued American Insurance for $1250.00 plus interest. Widby was the widow of Basil T. Widby, dec. who was killed in an accident with a Mack truck. American Insurance claims that the life insurance policy issued to Widby was in fact issued after he was killed rather than before. Therefore, American Insurance decided that Widby was not due payment.

Pltf. was in possession of two life ins. policies on her sister, Lucy Bell. Lucy passed while these policies were in effect, but dfnt. refused to pay out on policies. Ex. mat: OV policy, notes, letters, pmt. Book, revival application(s), etc. Oversize insurance policy for Lucy Bell in WT OV 8.

Johnson brought suit against the railroad for damages to his automobile and for personal injuries received in a crossing accident in the village of Red Bank. He charged that he was injured because of the railroad's negligence in operating the train and that the train did not signal its approach to the crossing. Johnson's doctor testified to the severity of Johnson's injuries.

Exhibit materials include: letters, deeds, receipts, and defendant answers. Additional defendants: Eliza McMillan an R.H. McMillan. Housed in 2 folders.

C. E. Losey had a fire insurance policy with National Union Fire Insurance Co. for $950.00 coverage. His home was loss to an accidental fire and he submitted a claim to insurance co. with required documentation and they have not paid. He sues for the $950.00 coverage which he claims his policy entitles him to.

Additional defendants: Leslie, Cora, Mae, Bella, Ethel, and G.T. Byrd, Jake Beets, Mrs. Nan Beets Hipshire, Mrs. Mary Beets Stubblefield, and Tom Beets. Jones claimed inheritance of land to which Byrds hold the physical title.

The cause of action in this case is listed as an action to "recover on an insurance policy." She is hoping to recovery on an insurance policy that her husband, Earl Hinkle, had with the company. He is now deceased. This case is in two folders in ET Box 1561

The plaintiff after the issuance of said group policy and while in the employ of the American Glanzstoff Corporation and while said policy was full effect became totally disabled. The defendant failed to furnish the payment.

Underwood became ill with rheumatism, but his premiums were not paid up at that time. Sometime later his doctor died and was not available to testify. Additionally, his defense died before the final appeal. However, he was still able to recover a small payment of $105.00 from the plaintiff.

2 Folders. The Vice President of the First National Bank, Grover Cleveland Adams, lacking the authority, made loans totaling $7,200 to his brother in law B.B. Fite, without notifying the Bank President or Board. Loan written to finance the Fite Construction Company. To recover the money, the Bank sued the Indemnity Company, asserting that the loan was invalid. Royal Indemnity denied liability and insisted the loan was in fact valid. Exhibits include copies of loans & bills. See also ET 1545.

Waters had an insurance policy with New York Life when she became ill. Her condition included uterine fibroid tumors, nephritis, and other issues effecting her lower body. She sued the insurance company for compensation due to her disability which lasted over three months.

Blevins manufactured timber for the flooring company. They had an oral agreements. Details terms of that oral agreement. Cover the purchase of land and lumber to be harvested from property and disputes with previous payments and interest owed. In 2 folders; Related to 3 fldrs in Box 1494.

Defendant was operating wrecker truck & was hauling wrecked auto up a steep embankment when cable holding wrecker in place snapped. Wrecker then slid down embankment & struck plaintiff, breaking numerous bones. sued for $10,000.

Plaintiff sued defendant for money owed against a policy due to an accident in which the plaintiff sustained bodily injury. Exhibit: Policy document, copy of check for plaintiff's lost wages, Increase in benefits document.

Defendant in error held a disability insurance policy through his employer the American Bomberg Corporation. Defendant argues that while he was an employee of the said company and while the said policy was active, he became ill, totally disabled, and unable to work. Defendant further argues that the plaintiff in error refused to honor his policy. Exhibit material includes insurance policy contracts and information. 3 folders.

Plaintiff is sued the defendant for $1,100 as provided for in the insurance policy issued to the plaintiff by the defendant for permanent and total disability. The defendant is refusing to pay. There is some discredit to the plaintiff's claim as he hired attorneys to bring suit before actually filing disability claim. Exhibits include insurance policies and correspondence. 2 folders. Appeal case only.

Exhibit materials: payment plan agreement, conditional sale contract, insurance policy, and a letter from the dealer. Cook sued Cherokee Motor Co. for $381.50, the amount left due on a $700 fire insurance policy. Housed in 2 folders.

Plaintiff had a $200 fire policy on his furniture that burned in 1931. The company did not pay the claim, saying that Lindsay was more than thirty days delinquent on his payment. However, according to Tennessee Code, the company secretary was to send a notice for payment within sixty days. Code won.

The related case, "Myra M. Orr v. Joseph Orr, et al." may be found in ET 43. While the parties are primarily the same, it appears that these are two separate suits. Pla. and def. were granted a divorce in 1926 and entered into a contract setting forth their mutual property rights. Said contract included a guarantee that the def. would carry a $10,000 life insurance policy and name the pla. as his beneficiary. Pla. claims the def. has failed to honor this agreement.

Plaintiff sued defendants for non-payment of insurance compensation after the damage of a truck he leased from Eagle Motor Company. Truck was insured, but defendant refused pay out. Additional Plaintiff: Home Insurance Company

Defendant in error held a group insurance policy from the plaintiff in error through his employer the American Glanzstoff Corporation. Said policy included total and permanent disability benefits. Defendant now claims that he is totally disabled as a result of injury and disease but that the plaintiff refuses to honor his policy. Exhibit materials include insurance contract, policy information, correspondence, and disability claim file.

A life insurance policy was issued to Dupree on the life of her father, Alois Wolff for $1000. Her name was misrecorded as Dubree. Policy was later corrected, and although Wolff's policy was in good standing, Woodmen have yet to pay out on the policy following Wolff's death.

Plaintiff alleged that she was struck by a vehicle being driven by employee of defendant. Additional Plaintiff: J. G. Lane. Exhibit: Defendant liability policy, Correspondence between defendant and insurance company