C. W. Bowman died. There is some dispute who he left his 67 acres of land to. Each party claims it.

Additional plaintiffs: Henry S. Burem and Julia Burem Day. J.P. Burem, husband to Bessie and father to Henry and Julia, died in 1936. Defendant was his brother. Prior to 1934, Hal Burem owned a valuable tract of land. Hal sold half of the land (85.5 acres) to J.P. Burem for $10,750. Plaintiffs asserted that full payment of purchase money was made. Plaintiffs charged that Hal refused to execute a deed to them and were suing for possession of land and rents due. 2 folders.

Other defendants: E. R. Harvey; Chester Robinson; Lester Robinson; Roy Nichols. Over ownership of a 1935 International truck.

This is a dispute between Deborah A. Fulton and the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. regarding a life insurance policy that Lyman A. Fulton had with the co. He was the husband of Deborah Fulton and he is now deceased. This case is in two folders in new Box # 976

Case involved the disputed contest between the two parties for Trustee of Scott County. Case takes up the entirety of the box in 5 folders.

Plaintiff sued to collect benefits plus penalty due under the terms of an insurance policy that was issued to his first cousin, Vivian Watson, and of which he is he beneficiary. Defendant denies any liability on grounds that the insured stated falsely that she was in good health when she applied for the policy & when the policy was delivered, when in fact she was seriously ill at the time.

The plaintiff brings this suit to recover the possession of a certain one-sixth undivided interest in a crop of tobacco.

F. P. Raulston & Leonard Raulston are the legal guardians of William Raulston. William had a policy with the insurance co. for disability insurance. The insurance co. refused to pay when William became disabled with high blood pressure and kidney problems

Estate of F. M. Little. Additional defendants: Frank Little, Fred Little, Mintie Belle Little Tollett, Sigler Little

Additional Defendant: W. L. Foster. Foster & Lea executors of Samuel Tunnell, dec. 5 June 1934. Riggs guardian of Cleo Daugherty. Plaintiff sued to force executors to surrender bonds that were in Tunnell's possession at the time of his death. Alleges defendants are using the bonds as part of Tunnell's estate when they are actually the assets of his ward & should be turned over to him.

Additional Plaintiffs: Harry L. Justus, Mrs. Hubert Port, Gladys Addington, Mrs. Rosa Horner, Maxine Bible, Lula Berry, Ogle Arnott, and others. Additional Defendants: J. A. Mayes, D. H. Dean, L. C. Chapman, S. N. Williams, C. E. Smith, and W. W. Owens. The plaintiffs, all public school teachers, sued the defendants (all members of the county Board of Education) for rescinding original contract of salaries.

Effie B. Baker owned some land, then lost it due to failure to pay taxes. The land has since been resold multiple times, and has unclear ownership Additional Defendants: heirs of Effie B. Baker (whose whereabouts are unknowns), and Mary A. Gregg

Issue is uniform taxation. Elliott, county tax assessor, complained that defendants deprived him of the right to perform his official duties. He also charged a violation of his 14th Amendment rights. Defendants' surnames include McCloud, Morrell, Irick, Gourley, Williams, Morris, Chambers, Carriger, Davis, Campbell, Grindstaff, Little, Jenkins, Brumit, Cordell, and Treadway. Plaintiffs: T. S. Perry, W. B. Morley & T. H. Jordon.

Dispute over logging & timber.

J.M. Day filed a bill to "restrain the execution of a distress warrant issued against him by the department of finance and taxation of the State of TN at Nashville for certain unpaid tobacco taxes."

The defendant originally sued to recover $2,000 based on a disability obtained while an employee of the Johnson City Steam Laundry.

Laura Ramey, widow of J. E. Ramey, had deed for a tract of land she bought from her husband--so that he could use the $5,000 to pay debts. The Ramey's had been married for only about four years when he died in 1933. His heirs, Paul and Pat, claimed that at the time he supposedly sold the land to Laura, he was incompetent. They further asserted that Laura's claim of payment was fictitious.

Additional Plaintiff: William Deitz. Additional defendants: Evangeline Booth, The Salvation Army. The Will of Julia R. Watkins.

Additional defendants: The American Trust and Banking Company of Chattanooga, C. H. Hardwick Jr. Deceased: Jeff Jones

Plaintiff sued for $2500 with interest and charged that defendant refused to submit blanks so that she could file her claim as beneficiary of Thomas Richard Feezell's policy. Continuation of case found in box ET 1030.

Mary claims she is owed life insurance. Jefferson Standard claims the policy lapsed, and she is owed nothing. Exhibits include life insurance policy, letters, contracts and checks.continuation of case found in box ET 1264.

W. S. Wilson won the office of County Trustee, which Dotson was also running for. Dotson contests the election. The initial count indicated Dotson won. A recount indicated Wilson won. The election board awarded Wilson the office.

Insured was Elmer T. Lester, deceased.

Fuller is the Receiver of the Citizens National Bank. G'Fellers contends that the bank sold some property that should have been theirs to Jones and Taylor Additional complainants: Minnie E. G'Feller (wife of R. B.). Additional defendants: Mollie E. Jones, R. W. Taylor