Case involves a challenge to a previous judgment rendered without defendant present.

Additional Plaintiffs: E. W. Massey. Additional Defendants: John W. Gould, R. N. Blakemore- firm of Bartlett, Gould & Blakemore.

Case does not specify additional Plaintiffs or Defendants by name. Case includes references to possible mental illness.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. T. Pentecost, W. M. Clark, and Jolly Parrish.

Debt involves a horse.

Additional defendants: Thomas L. Green, James Roberts, Julia Roberts, Walter Green, Richard Green; injunction for sale of land and home; dispute of title.

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.

Opinion only. Complex land and title dispute. Lyons took deed of conveyance from Anderson Acuff for a tract of 140 acres. Acuff had obtained judgment against Lyons for unpaid purchase money. Land was sold by sheriff to L.M. Ellis. Deed eventually came to Wyrick. Lyons and Ellis had made verbal agreement on the redemption of the land but Ellis sold to J.L. Mynatt. Plaintiffs charges a vendor's lien was created in favor of Lyons.

Additional Defendant: Oscar F. Brown.

Plaintiff is the widow of Hardy Johnson, dec. Defendant was admr of the estate of deceased. This bill was filed as a dispute of the estate settlement. Other plaintiffs: Alice Ann Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Emma Johnson, John Proffitt. Other defendants: William Johnson, Minerva Johnson, Racheal Johnson, Lewis Henry , Allen Henry. See also Emaline Johnson v. Thomas Tomlinson, et al. in ET 1934.

Election dispute over the office of County Clerk.

Edmund F. (NY) was dad of Edmund C. & Charles H. (TN), who died in Aug 1862 (midst of war) intestate, no wife/children, leaving lg personal estate in possession of Edmund C (at whose home he died). Charles was partner in Savannah, GA w/J.W. Morrell & owed money to V.R.G. Ross. Edmund C. used Charles' money to buy house on Lot 105, Calloway St, Cleveland, TN. Charles' siblings: John (NY), Thos H., Frances (Frank), Sarah Elizabeth, Ross (all of MN, last 2 minors). Thos was cavalryman in Confederate army.

Additional defendant: America Coulter, wife of R.M. Coulter. Plaintiff claims he entered into a contract with the defendants to lease land. The lease was to last four years from the time he cleared the land. Plaintiff claims the defendants are now fraudulently seeking his ejectment and is seeking payment for improvements made.

Incomplete Case.

Additional defendants: James W. Schooles, John Bullock, Eliza E. Porter.

Additional Plaintiffs: Mary Brisby (wife), Malinda Scaggs, Turner Sisco, Pheoba Depriest, John Sisco, Hiram Campbell, and Taylor Campbell. File references a previous case to decide whether A. I. Sisco was competent to distribute his estate before he died.

Additional Defendants: Martha Hughes, Walter Hughes, Samuel B. Hughes. Dispute concerns the sale of a tract of land.

Additional Plaintiffs: Martha Matlock and John Matlock. The defendant is the former guardian of the plaintiffs after their father, John Matlock, passed away. The plaintiffs accuse the defendant of retaining money belonging to the estate of their father after their legal coming of age.

Additional defendants: Ransom Busbee, Sidney Busbee. 2 folders.

In 1858 James D. Bennett purchased three mules and a colt from Taylor in exchange for $230. No money was given at the time of purchase, Bennett held two promissory notes on Isaac A Livingston. However, Taylor failed to collect the money on the notes from Livingston, so Bennett was still indebted to Taylor. Taylor sued to finally collect the debt.

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