Joshua Brown & Nathaniel Norton were partners in firm Brown & Norton.

Additional Defendant: J. M. Jenkins, Trustee of Lauderdale Co., TN.

T. S. Jackson, deceased and defendant's father. Cover page missing.

Additional plaintiffs: Wanda Boyd, Mrs. Mary Jane Boyd, John E. Boyd, James Boyd, Luther Boyd, Atlee Boyd and Irvin Boyd. Additional defendants: Blair Pierson, W. C. Dupree, N. W. Barbour, H. C. Pugh, G. M. Partee, C. P. McKinney, R. D. Jenkins, T. Bun Carson, J. E. Palmer, M. F. Givin, S. P. Pugh, W. K. Lackey, George W. Hutcherson, F. A. Henry, R. W. Burks.

Incomplete case.

Plaintiff was under contract to sell logs to the defendant company. He says he delivered the logs as contracted and is sued for payment.

Additional Defendants: Ed White and Nannie White.

Plaintiffs: G. L. Moore, Mrs. Delia Vaden of Crockett Co., Albert G. Smith, Joseph I. Smith-both of Arkansas; John C. Smith, Ruth Ammer Smith- minors, residents of Arkansas. Defendants: T. A. McMahon and wife, Annie F.; E. M. Best and wife, Minnie; William F. Moore of Hardeman; J. B. Moore of Shelby, Edgar Webb of Miss.; William L. Smith of Ark.; William Shoemaker of Missouri. Estate of George E. Moore, dec.

Other defendants: William Moore; Jacob S. McFerren; C. H. Moore.

Plaintiff is noted as being "colored", a former slave, married, and having 13 children. Dispute was over language in original Title Bond when plaintiff purchased property from the defendant.

Additional Defendants: Loula Foster, wife W. H. Foster & Rozelle Conner. Plaintiff won judgment giving him one half undivided interest in tract of land granted by State to Peter Ammen, dec. Ammen's will decreed that if his widow remarried his estate would be divided equally among his children. Ammen's widow, Mary A.; children Robert S. & D. C. Ammen; Mrs. Kate Seay. Ammen's widow remarried; Loula Foster purchased Seay's interest in land unaware of terms of will.

Addtl pltf: J. D. McLeod. Addtl dfnts: The New York Underwriters Ins. Co., The Westner Assurance Co., and The St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. The pltfs. owned and operated The Peoples Store in Ripley. On Aug. 31, 1927. The building, fixtures, and merch. were greatly damaged by fire. Pltfs. enacted their ins. policies, were denied, then accused by ins. companies of arson. McLeod was arrested, tried twice, and acquitted twice. Pltfs. say dfnts. still refuse to pay on policies. Oversize map in WT OV 7.

Case deals with failure of defendant John H. Bradford to pay on a bond owed to complainants from a prior case. Also includes allegations that John Bradford transferred property to wife Victoria Bradford to keep from paying on bond. Plaintiffs are listed as J.W. Clark, A.A. Clark, J.A. Dance of Haywood County, Tennessee. Defendants are from Lauderdale County. Docket number and date are not available,. But case was resolved in Lauderdale County in 1875.

Plaintiff claims to own half of undivided interest in a 416 acres track of land lying in the Mississippi River Bottom known as Ammons land.

Additional plaintiffs: C.C. Lee, Maggie Lee, T.A. Lee (admr. Of T.F. Lee), R.W. Lee, J.B. Lee Jr., J.H. Martin, Emma Ada Martin, Ethel Martin, Addie Martin, May Martin, Kate Martin, J.H. Martin Jr., Luna Martin, O'Neil Martin, Inez Martin, Alice Martin, Sallie Martin, Katie Pierson, J. W. Pierson, Carl Pierson, Eva Pierson, Lonnie Pierson, Mrs. S.G. Lee, A.S. Lee, A.S. Lee Jr., T.F. Lee. Additional defendants: Rubie McPherson, Carrie McPherson, H.L. McPherson. Estate of Thos. F. Lee.

2 folders. Additional plaintiffs: Mary D. Lawrence (wife of J. B.), Mrs. Sallie A. Lawrence (mother of J. B. and widow of J. L. Lawrence). Wilson has land adjoining land owned by the Lawrence's. She has placed a wire fence up and it encloses some of the Lawrence's' property in with hers.

Defendant is actually named Virginia F. (V. F.) Younger. L. T. Hart is frequently referred to in the case as L. F. Hart. Complainants are identified in the text of the case as G. D. Bibb and Mrs. Hester Bibb.

Additional Defendants: John W. Carson; R. G. Jenkins, admr. John Richardson, dec.; Drusilla Richardson; Isaac Jones & wife, Eadie. Morris & Drusilla children of John Richardson, a former slave, who belonged to Mrs. M. E. Richardson. John Richardson died ca. 10 Feb. 1880. Married Eadie Golding ca. 1853 & they lived together till 1861 or 1862 when her owner, Thomas Golding, sent her & their children to TX. Jennie Brodie maintains that she is half-sister to John Richardson.

Additional defendant: W. H. Foster. The case has been placed in 3 folders.

Defendant is sued in her own right and as next friend of Tennessee L. Partee. Other defendants include Laura E. Read, Hiram D. Glass, Alfred Thomas Read. Tennessee L. Partee, a minor, seems to be both plaintiff and defendant. The dispute is over who should receive rent from the willed property.

Addtl pltf: Roberta Wardlaw. Addtl dfnts: George, Andrew, John, James, and William Anderson, Ida Owen, James Lewis Barlow, Sam Anderson, Gordon Moore, William Tucker & Co. (Wm. Tucker Jr. and John Tucker), A. J. and C. R. Barbee, The Berg & Shafer Co., and C. C. Partee Co. The suit is about claiming portions of the estate of Buford Anderson. Pltfs are granddaughters of decedent and received no part of his estate after his demise. Housed in 2 folders.

Nettie C. Walker sued by her next friend James P. Walker, both of Stoddard County, Missouri.