Additional Defendants: T. W. Dickerson & W. R. Hogan. Defendant A. J. Vaughn father & guardian of A. A. Vaughn; Dickerson & Hogan A. J. Vaughn's securities. Guard Document appointing A. J. Vaughn guardian mistakenly refers to plaintiff as A. J. Vaughn.

Additional plaintiffs: Charles W. Oehm. Additional defendants: Frank Trimble

Addtl dfnts: Dr. William Morrow, Frank C. Morrow, W. C. Dibbrell, Lewis T. Baxter, Jas. B. Richardson, Jas. H. Yarbrough, Wm. Duncan, E. B. Criddle, M. T. Bryan, Russell Duncan, H. W. Buttorff, T. O. Morris, C. H. Sharpe, and J. H. Thomas. Deaderick was a share holder of the Nashville and Edgefield Street R.R. Co. before it grew into dfnt. co. Despite claims of fraudulent contracts, the stocks of the initial company were never paid out or recognized before stocks of the various companies were consolidated.

Case includes counter-suit of W. B. Cummings et al. v. G. G. Dibrell et al. Other defendant: Mary C. Cummings. Other plaintiffs: James Dibrell & William Turner. Suit alleges that Cummings died when he was still in office as Circuit Court Clerk, and that he still held county funds that he had collected. Suit was filed to collect those funds claimed by plaintiffs. Complete title of complaint is "injunction and attachment," as well as "breach of bond."

Additional plaintiff: Ira W. King. Scott sued Clements and King for breach of an apprentice bond, given by plaintiffs and James Stiwalt as suretites in 1859. Scott was then 13 or 14 years old and according to the bond he would remain as apprentice till he was 21. However without plaintiffs consent Scott joined the U. S. Army they could not regain possession of him. Scott claimed Clements beat him severly with a stick and that he did not receive education or clothes as was stipulated in the bond.

Additional Complainant: G.F. Hamilton (citizen of Texas). Additional Defendant: John Chitwood

Additional plaintiffs: Mary T., Susie, & David Charles Brandon. Too many defendants to name. James Brandon sued individually and by next friend for his siblings who were minors. Plaintiffs were heirs of George M. Brandon, dec. Complex case over the land and debts of George M. Brandon's estate. James suing Bullock and Ewing for breach of bond in their duties as admr. For the estate. James suing to recover the money due to him and his siblings. 3 folders.

Additional defendants: Solomon Miller, and Samuel H. Baxter. This case was consolidated with William Walker v. James A. Ferguson, admr., John W. Hartman, and R. M. Young Sheriff. Walker became the guardian of Martha Ferguson in 1868 and issued bond. Martha and James Ferguson married in 1870. Martha died intestate in 1871. James brought two suits against Walker as guardian for intentionally and fraudulently failing to account for certain funds.

The object of the bill was to collect on judgments rendered against complainant in 3 cases of Eddie Polk v. Lewisburg and Northern Railroad Co., to insure the payments of which judgments by its principal the Walton-McDowell Co., the bond was taken.

Additional defendants J. W. McCall, J. N. Bellew

Additional Defendants: Joseph Clark, John B. Robinson, W. B. Stokes, Thomas Driver, and Helen Shurer. Brien Sr. was appointed the guardian of the plaintiffs in 1866 after the death of their father Charles Shurer. As guardian Brien signed a bond with the codefendants as sureties. When the plaintiffs came of age they requested a settlement of the bonds of their guardian, which they claimed were overdue.

Other defendants: W. N. Mason.

Although the cover sheet to this case records the defendant's name as "Becker," all the transcript notes record it as "Beckner."