Damages for $1000 due to negligence of defendant in resulting in the injuries of plaintiffs children.

Trail owed John Hunt money; Hunt gave the bonds to Youree for payment in another matter. As he was indebted to Youree, having general financial difficulty, Trail offered to turn over an enslaved woman, Lydia, aged 30, & her child. The two began a dispute about the debts, & the enslaved woman. Case filed to settle the matter. Names misspelled in transcripts, but correctly noted on case style here.

In 1812, Wright gave Sullivan a note for the for three hundred bushels salt in partial payment of a plot of land. Later, the two disagreed about the value of the salt, and what the remainder of the debt should be. Suit was filed to settle the transaction.

Owen admr. for & father of Clopton Owen who, on 29 Sept. 1908, was struck and killed by a streetcar owned & operated by the defendant as he was walking home from school. Owen sued for $25,000 in damages. Owen charges negligence in that the motorman gave no warning of his approach & the street car was not equipped with a fender which, had it been present, could have prevented the injuries that took his son's life. See WT 1281 & WT 1183 for additional parts of case.

Martin Whitford sold David Anderews a cow, a bed, a certain parcel of corn then growing, for $132. However, Whitford had business in North Carolina & asked that the chattel be left in his family's care until he returned. Before taking possession of the land and Chattel, Andrews asked that the deal be broken. Whitford said he destroyed the bond, but then Sawyers sued Andrews to recover the debt on the bond.

The defendants were racing at an illegal speed when they hit the complainant's automobile. The complainant's automobile was destroyed and he is sued the defendants for a thousand dollars.

Estelle Lawson sued for $500.00 in damages resulting from injury sustained in a car accident caused by the driver, Jerome Broens.

Fischer Lime and Cement Company bought land on the north side of Pontotoc Ave. in the fall/winter of 1923-1924. Tony Sorce is sued for damages and injuries resulting from a car accident involving his wife, his minor daughter, and a friend. The Sorces' car accident resulted from going over a retaining wall built by Fischer Lime and Cement Company on their Pontotoc Ave. property. Sorce alleges it was dangerous. See WT 1842 for additional part of case.

Vol. 2 of the civil appeals case regarding the shipment of spokes from defendant to Standard Wheel Co. in Terre Haute. Parkes (also spelled Parks) appears to be the account mgr. for defendant. Affidavits & testimony: C. Flisher, Harry S. Stokes, Isaac Brann, W. P. Murrell, W. L. McFarland & J. W. Pickle. Vol. 1 was not in the same box. Several pages could not be removed from binder w/o damage. See undated deposition of George S. Parkes in WT 887.

Regards a tract of land in Montgomery County.

Incomplete case file. Assignment of errors only. Hattie Moore, the wife of T. K. Moore, was injured after falling down a marble staircase maintained by the Defendant in error and is seeking damages.

Cause of action: damages concerning the collision between the plaintiff in error's train and the defendant in error's car. Incomplete case record. Possibly related cases with same parties in boxes 907 and 915.

Damages for killing a mule and crippling a calf Exhibit 1: Platt of Station Grounds, Hickory Valley, TN

Wood sold James a horse for $125. However, the payment was not made. The suit was filed to fulfill the terms of the agreement and to recover payment.

Additional parties: Elisha Harrison.

Baker gave Poyser goods to sell as a commission merchant, totaling about $1700. Poyser failed to sell the items, and also refused to return them or pay for them. Baker sued to have some sort of compensation given.

Josephine Howard is the administratrix for her sister, Maude Howard, an African American girl. Maude fell through a sidewalk grating at the NE corner of Broadway and Louisiana streets in Memphis and passed away ten months after the accident. Before her death, Maude began a suit against the City of Memphis and after her death, Josephine continued the suit.

The Alsup farm in Shelby County was purchased by twenty men, with legal title in name of two trustees and real and equitable ownership was in certificate holders. Mr. Smith and Mr. Crisler, defendants, acquired all certificates, becoming sole real and equitable owners. Complainant suing for a specific performance and/or damages from property contract.

additional defendants: Tennessee Wrecking and Building Materials Co., Fleischman Construction Co., and S. Malkin & Co.; seeking $10,000 in damages; plaintiff was caused to fall when theatre company was proceeding with destruction of buildings at No. 75 Union Ave. due to negligence; Ex A: list of property belonging to Lake Cotton Co destroyed Oct. 1919; Ex A: letter trustees of the estate of W. H. Wood; Ex A: photo of damage

The suit was for damages arising out info the fact that the defendant in this cause was plaintiff in another cause and has sued the defendant in another Justice of Peace Court.

Plaintiffs sued for recovery of damages for personal injuries received by Mrs. R.W. Finnie and for damage to an automobile owned by R.W. Finnie in a collision between the defendant's and the plaintiff's cars. Exhibit A: photos of vehicles.

Recovery of damages in the death of Henry Perkins, accident of 8 Dec. 1906.