Other plaintiff: Samuel R. Oakley. Plaintiffs' land was sold to pay a debt owed to defendant, who later allowed them to buy it back with interest. They are claiming that he owed them rent, since he was living on the land after they signed a contract to purchase it from him.

Taylor was sued to reclaim about $60 paid by Shepard to pay for 1/4 year privilege tax to operate a baseball club in Sewanee.

1818-John C. Turner married Catherine B. Lee daughter of Charles Lee who died Dec 1820. John C. Turner died 1822 leaving two children, Charles L. Turner and John B. Turner. Defendant John Turner became their guardian. Meanwhile widow Catherine married Abner Lassater.

Additional defendant: Harrison Shackleford. Property dispute, includes slaves.

Additional defendant: C. M. Black. The case involved a dispute on a tract of land owned by the plaintiff. Perry was a new citizen of Franklin County and befriended the defendant. Black offered to assist Perry with the land in question and Perry executed his notes for $2700 to Black in order to keep it away from his enemies. Once the property was safe Black was to rescind the contract. However Black bought the rest of the property and kicked Perry of the land.

Add'l pls: C.W. Barrett, E.S., G.D., & C.M. Monroe, Moses G. & Sophia M. Copp, H.S. & Susan D. Smith, George W. & Anna S. Eastman, and Louisa S. Monroe. Barrett was widowed by Samuel B. Barrett of Boston, her children's father was Edmund Monroe. Barrett owned 20k acres of land at his death, leaving them to his widow, who divided & sold them to Edmund Monroe, who then died intestate. Conflicting deeds were discovered. Suit was filed to settle estate & land ownership.

Additional defendants - W. L. Rose and Elizabeth Rose

Additional Plaintiffs: Swan-Abraham Hat Co., Plano Manufacturing Co., Bethel & Co., Dudley Bros., Herman Bros., Linddauer & Co., J. T. Lipscombe, and George A. Gowan. Additional Defendants: W. L. Keith, J. K. Moore, J. A. Woodward, W. P. Pullman, J. D. Johnson, and too many more to list (all partners in McClure Lucas & Co.) The plaintiffs, creditors of McClure Lucas Co., sued the defendants to hold them liable for the debts of McClure Lucas & Co. as partners therein.

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Additional defendants: Emmett Gillespie and Mary Gillespie. Involving conveyance of property to avoid repayment of debt

Additional plaintiffs: Albert Swann, Edward D. Swann, Rufus W. Swann, Laura J. Swann, John A. Swann; Additional defendants: Drucilla Finney, Dallas Covey, admr. Mary Covey, dec.; James Richardson, Sophie Richardson, William Covey, Sarah Covey, children of J. W. Covey, dec.; William Hinkle, children of Esther Hinkle, dec.

There is a hand-drawn map of the land that the dispute is over. Fredrick Ross and Nathan Green are jointly and firmly bound to William M. Guesenbury for the sum of $250.

Add. plaintiffs: Matthew Perry & wife, John P., Henry C., Jesse F., James S., Margaret E., & Mary S. Vaughn by next friend S.S. Vaughn. Add. defendants listed in file. Plaintiffs filed to collect a tract of land as a dower from the defendants, whom the plaintiffs state have no rights to the land because no deed was produced.

Additional Plaintiffs: wife Mary Simpson, Jane Houston, Susan Houston, James M. Houston and John T. Houston

George Simmons, the father of the pl George Simmons, died in 1866 possessing a will. His brother William and George Jr were named exes. of the estate but George left most of the work to Wm. William was found to have misappropriated estate moneys by buying stock in the Tanning Company. He also bought land with a mortgage through Shelbyville Savings. George & the bank partnered, suing to recover the misappropriated funds.

The Robertson's as heirs at law of H. F. Robertson, dec. owned land in Lincoln County. Robertson died intestate in 1857. Hardy Smith was found to be owed money from the estate in the sum of $2384. Robertson had no more money, so Smith sued the heirs for the land to satisfy the debt.

Additional plaintiffs: Perry Estell, Erasmus Estell, Sam Estell, Matt Estell, Daniel Estell, Nancy Estell, Jane Estell, Adaline Estell. Additional defendants: V. K. Stevenson, N. E. Alloway Former slaves of Wallace Estell, (deceased),were bequeathed land and property in his last will and testament.

Hopkins is the widow of Solomon Hopkins, who purchased the disputed land in 1861, and who paid $1300 of the purchase price by selling a slave woman and her child.

Additional plaintiffs: Ailsey Brown, Benjamin Brown, James Tate, Sallie Tate, James Mason Jr., John Francis Mason, Elizabeth Jones. Additional defendants: William J. Brown, William Brown, Darcas Brown, Lucinda Brown, John G. Enochs, John Frizzell, A. S. Colgar, M. M. Henderson, John Gross, John Slatter. Estate of Zachariah Brown.