In 1860, the defendants executed a deed which conveyed property set out to William Leonard Hiter in trustee for the use and benefit of themselves for life and then onto their children Charles & Gertrude. W. L. Hiter died in 1865 and then plaintiff was appointed as trustee. Juliet Hiter was also mentioned. Juliet, Charles Sr. & Gertrude Sr. were all dec. leaving their children as beneficiaries both of whom were under 21. Provision in deed allows trustee to sell land to pay off debts.

The plaintiff, Morrison, was an African-American tobacco grower in Montgomery County. The firm of Shelby, Scott & Co., who owned a tobacco warehouse, was headed by J.H. Shelby and D.W. Scott.

Personal estate came into the possession of plaintiff through a will with a stipulation that no account shall be taken of any gifts. The plaintiff claims that the land in question was a gift and should be charged the value of the land.

This suit/counter suit revolves around the use and benefit of an alley that runs between the properties of both Plaintiff & Defendant in the city of Clarksville TN. Hall claims he was grading the alley to prevent water seeping into his store. Deneen built a house extending into disputed alley. **Interesting hand-drawn sketch pg 110 of town platt featuring sections of Main St., 2nd St., Franklin St., and alley(s)/property lines in question. Hall's property was at corner of 2nd/Franklin.

Additional defendant: George T. Lewis, Rec. of the State and President of the railroad. Plaintiffs: James B. Cross, W. B. Cross, & C. Parker. Bradley & Harrell was contracted with President and Directors of RR to build a depot & station house for said company. Plaintiffs claimed the defendant did not pay them for their work an that they are entitled to a lien as mechanics on the said lot of ground and buildings for their work, labor, and materials furnished.

Additional defendants are Mary Maxey, Cordelia Bailey, Henry Bailey and W.H. Pepper (Admin. Of Mrs. Mary E. Baily, deceased). Additional parties: James C. Bailey, dec.

Additional Complainant: James Gouverner--exe.. Of Eleanor Jamison. Additional Defendants: James W. Trasir, Sally Trasir (citizens of Alabama), Jesse Eli, Charlotte Eli, Zachariah Pour.

Plaintiff loaned Defendants money, securing the note with a mortgage against Defendants' 70-acre tract of land, which land Defendants had purchased from Milton Pollard's heirs. Note also secured by 2-horse wagon & harness & 3 horses. Horses included 8-yr old bay mare, 10-yr old sorrel horse, 8-yr old gray horse. Plaintiff says Defendants paid part of note from proceeds of tobacco crop, but they have not paid the balance & he wishes to have the land sold to pay the debt.

Additional defendants: H.C. Merritt (administrator of T.W. King, dec.), Peter O'Neal. King was judge of the county court, O'Neal a clerk. King borrowed $5000 from Plaintiff for the empty county treasury acct. King then gave O'Neal funds for unpaid salary Small payments were made on this note, yet when due def.'s still owed $3,303.95. In a separate suit, Merrit sued Montgomery County for Kings unpaid salary of $5,000, an action for which the plaintiff seeks an injunction

Other defendants: John McCasten.

Plaintiff et al: Thomas E. Browder, George W. Warfield, Elizabeth Warfield & Pack G. Johnson. Def. Robb, administrator of the estate of George H Warfield, deceased, was charged with depositing large sums and using them in business for his own gain. Def. Beaumont was president of said bank, and charged with full knowledge and collaboration in this. In 1875 Robb became insolvent and indebted to the estate of Warfield for $20,000. Add. case file in Box 792. By end of case, Geo Browder had died.

Additional Defendants: John Jarrard and George Crop

Additional Complainants: James D. Mosby, Thomas O. Mosby, Mary Isabella Wilson, William Wilson, Marcia Searcy Fleece, John A. Fleece, Pattie Mosby. Additional Defendants: Ben H. Owen, J. D. Moore, W. J. McCormack, William Rosenfield, J. F. Wood, John R. Elliott, L. Fauchat, Pythagoras Lodge No. 23.

Defendants: heirs of Joseph M. and Adeline Irvine

Additional Complainants: James D. Mosby, Thomas O. Mosby, Isabella Mosby Wilson, William Wilson, Marcia Searcy Fleece nee Mosby, John Fleece, Pattie Mosby. Additional Defendant: J. A.[?] Bates. Concerns the life estate of Charles D. McLean, dec.

Plaintiff brought the suit to be enjoined from paying any sum out of his Railroad fund or from any other source for taxes outside the $2,500 from his salary as prescribed by the Acts of July 1870.

Additional Plaintiffs: Mary Lasell Additional Defendants: Margaret Lasell

Additional Plaintiffs: John W. Wright's wife. Additional Defendants: J. J. Ivey's wife

Consolidated case: F. E. Foust, et al. v. J. M. Rudolph, et al. Additional plaintiffs: A. W. Hutchison, Dr. A. J. Waynick, Charles Acree, W. R. Watson, Rev. G. D. Robinson and Presbyterian Church in the United States. Additional defendants: Clarence Ryan, A. D. Crotzer, W. H. Pace, A. B. Woodson, L. P. Frey, R. C. Halliburton and Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Two folders.

Additional Plaintiffs: John W. Lackey, James Adkins, Lucy Ann Adkins, George Lackey, William H. Carroll, Reuben Carroll, Mariah Carroll, Lucy Carroll, William Gladish, Louisa Jane Gladish,

Additional Plaintiffs: Thomas Mumford, administrator of Wilkins Watson dec., E. A. Watson, Daniel E. Watson, William H. Watson, Mathew Harris, Judith Harris, H. H. Roberts, Lucy Jane Roberts, James Norman, Ann E. Norman, John Watson, George Watson, Edwin Watson, Wilkins Watson, Sally Virgina Watson. A slave named Jenny is part of the estate.

Additional defendants: A. R. Gholson, Mrs. Mary H. Gholson, C. B. Lyle. Mortgage with Clarksville Trust & Banking Co. Tract of land in the 4th Dist. Original conveyance in 1909, re: Anna M. Mabry to W. M. Mabry.