Additional defendants: J. Jones, William Smith, Mary Northcutt, William D. Northcut, L. Smith, and Maria Lee Smith. Additional parties: Willis McGregor.

Richard Alexander and James A. Mentlo were partners in the firm of Alexander & Mentlo.

Jane C. Brackett divorced Adkins Brackett and was awarded one-half of his assets. Additionally he was made responsible for court costs. When he couldn't afford it, the sheriff levied the costs upon his land. Brackett argued that would make him destitute, therefore unable to pay alimony. When the sheriff auctioned the land at a courthouse sale, the high bidders were Owens, J. M. Clementson, W. L. Lane, W. S. Jaston, and E. L. Miller. Brackett (who later married Eliza Haney) asked the court to void sale.

Additional defendants: Austin Frizzell, Rachael Turner, Thomas Turner, Martin Pursley, Malvina Binkley, Rachael Dalton, James Barnes. Additional parties: Harriet Pursley, the deceased wife of Alexander Pursley.

Incomplete case file. Decree only. Leroy & Caroline Coleman sold and conveyed a lot in Davidson County to Robert Lusk, as trustee. This lot belonged to the estate of Thomas D. Coleman, under decree in case of John Reed v. David McGavock et als. in November 1849. Part of the lot in question was originally purchased from Thomas D. Coleman, deceased.

David Kuhn owned a piece of property in Morgan County. He died and the plaintiff and defendant are disputing ownership to the property.

Additional defendants: John Gambill

Additional plaintiff: Avery.

Complete style: Donaldson Barker, Stephen Greer, trustees of John Greer; Harvy Osborn, Caleb Osborn, John J. McKnight, Thomas Spain, William Reeves, Caswell Medley, B.S. Ridley, Isaac Dill, Huddleston, John A. Crockett, W.A. Ransom v. Mrs. Mary E. Snell, widow of Robert Snell, deceased; Sarah Snell, Isadora Snell, W.J. Snell, minor children of Robert Snell, deceased.

Additional Defendants: J. L. M. Horse and M. Horse

This case is concerning the ownership and rights to land left to the heirs of Elizah J. Walker, dec. after his passing in 1869. An injunction was previously filed on the land in question, preventing heirs from selling land. Additional Defendants: West Walker, Campbell Walker, P. W. Walker, A. L. Walker, Charity Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Thomas J. Walker, A. G. Griffith, C. H. Griffith, G. W. Gallagher, Sarah Gallagher

Kimbro, exe. of the estate of J. B. Kimbro, alleged that Haynes owed her money in the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars. Kimbro had leased a farm to Haynes, whom failed to pay rent for his time occupying the property. This suit is an appeal filed by Haynes in opposition of the original suit.

Case file appears incomplete. Contains only a petition for re-hearing, and a second declamation from the Supreme Court. No Court or County of Origin is given, nor is there a Docket Number given.

Additional plaintiffs: Milton E. Carter, admr. of Benjamin F. Carter, dec. and Mary H. Carter, dec.; Add. defendants: John C. Brown, Martha V. Smith, exe. of James F. Smith, dec., William G. Anderson, Robert H. Rose. Involving sale of land and slaves.

Additional parties: I. W. Blanton, C. B. Blanton, R. A. McFarland

This case appears to involve a dispute over the title to a plot of land in Sequatchie County.

Case may be related to "F. H. Mayes v. E. B. Buchanan and wife," located in MT 920.

George W. Brown and Margaret also known as Martha E. Moore, formerly Martha E. Brown versus R. B. Brown and George R. Brown

Additional defendants: H. Whitfield and G.W. Lane. Additional plaintiffs: John T. Pamplin and Green A.F. Pylant.

File incomplete. Brief only. In 1878 Davis & his wife sued I. W. Campbell for the balance of $500 due them as payment for land in Sneedville that they sold to Campbell and F. S. Bray in 1875. Campbell countersued, charging Davis with fraud & alleging that Davis had no title to a portion of the land within the boundaries described by the deed. Bray had conveyed his undivided share of the land to Campbell in consideration of Campbell's paying the Davises.

Plaintiffs: William A. Moore, Mrs. Sallie J. Smith. Defendants: James Akin and F. J. Ewing, admrs. of P. J. Akin, dec.

Defendants: John and Elizabeth Trenbath and Edward Danscomb