Anthony Montgomery brought this suit to collect on an earlier judgment (1847) for the sum of $48.75 debt and damages and $1.25 costs, for total of $50. The plaintiffs death in 1849, resulted in appointment of admr. Hugh M. Montgomery.

Additional Defendants: Amaziah Young, John Dawson, William D. Hendley, James G. Voorhies. Plaintiff is sued the constable and other authorities for not executing the writ of judgment he was granted.

Judgment rendered against Jones in favor of Williams, who then satisfied that judgment by levying on a parcel of corn (14 barrels) belonging to Jones, which corn Jones believed to be exempt from execution because Jones was a head of family.

Charles and Elizabeth, his mother, were exe. Of will of John Greene, dec. In previous case, judgment had been rendered in favor of Jobe and against plaintiffs for $411.46. Plaintiffs had paid $321.74 and paid balance sometime later. Jobe issued for whole execution at first, then remembered later that $321.74 was paid, but still wanting the rest of the judgment. Plaintiffs seek stay of execution, charging that they had paid balance.

Additional defendants: John L. Wisdom, Calvin Shull, John H. Duke & D. M. Wisdom. Shull, Duke & J. L. & D. M. Wisdom executors of William S. Wisdom, deceased. America Bevels died testate in 1858. Carr administrator of her estate.

Plaintiffs: W.C. Barksdale, C.M. Clark, A.M. Covington, & T.L.Smith, partners in a woodworking/building materials factory in Clarksville TN. Def. contracted plaintiffs 23 July 1879 to do all carpenters work for new house for $1150, with $95 in add. work. Upon completion, def. owed $534.57 - plaintiffs req. a lein on house, to force sale to settle debt. Def. claims work was not completed in a 'workmanlike' manner

Sisk owed funeral home $800.

Additional Plaintiffs: Moses C. Ragsdale
Other defendants: Andrew B. Foster, Thomas M. Pryor

Other defendants: E. R. Thomas.
Plaintiff seeking to recover building materials after bill for them wasn't paid.
Other names mentioned but not specifically identified as plaintiff or codefendant: Bluff City Manufacturing Company; Marcus Miller.

Calloway was indebted to Flournoy for $25, but died before case could be heard. Suit amended to make Dowling, as administrator of Calloway's estate, the defendant in case. See also J. M. Calloway, et al. v. Hugh Dowling, admr. of James M. Calloway, dec., et al., also in ET 1656.

Opinion only. Rutherford County case found in East TN boxes. Additional Defendants: Unknown. Additional Cause of Action: Land and Dower disputes.

Other plaintiffs: Renz Dickinson; Frank H. McClung; Matthew McClung; Charles J. McClung; James D. Cowan; Robert M. Rhea; Jacob L. Thomas; Hough and Company; Moorehead and Brooks; N. C. Langford. Other defendants: P. A. Dunn; B. A. McFarland. Plaitiffs had all won judgements against defendants for various amounts of money. Judgments remained uncollected & plaintiffs were seeking to force payment.

Additional Complainants: Samuel L. Graham, W. E. Ward, William Robinson, Samuel F. Glass, John Guthrie. Additional Defendants: S. R. Baxter, John B. McEwen.

Nature of case unclear; contains receipt for execution on John Daughtrey, Elizabeth Ewing, Wallis Estee; contains sheriff's bond for Nathaniel Hunt. Named in file: Nathaniel Hunt, Sheriff, Franklin County; William Floyd, Deputy Sheriff, Franklin County.

Dyche sued Bacon for "Debt, due by note of hand under Warrant under the Sum of one hundred dollars..."

Additional Defendants: C. Baker, R. S. Stewart. Vernon King Stevenson was the founder of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad and was a major in the Quartermaster Department in the Confederate army in Nashville.

Additional defendant: C.F. Lowe. Plaintiff had been awarded a judgment against defendants for $164 plus costs in May 1887. Plaintiff sought lien or garnishment to satisfy debt.

Kendrick sold Gentry land in Cocke County in return for purchase money notes & conveyed deed for same, but retained lien to secure payment of notes. Gentry failed to pay, so Kendrick sued to collect & to have land sold to pay notes. Exhibits: original warranty deeds & cancelled checks (included in page count).

Additional defendants: Hiram Johnson, William M. Ayres. Seeking recovery of damages from a previous judgment.

Frobaugh, plaintiff, and Jones, defendant, had been in suit in which decree was pronounced in favor of Jones for $1770.60 and cost of suit. Cost of suit was paid in full and $1256.06 of decree was paid-the remainder was offset by several judgments in favor of Frobaugh against Jones. Frobaugh supposed debt satisfied. Frobaugh now wants stay of execution because Supreme Court did not deduct amount due Frobaugh from Jones from the amount decreed to him against Jones.

Defendants: Susan C. Alsup, administrator of D. N. Alsup (dec.) & J. M. Horn. Issue of payment on a note that had a judgment rendered for its collection. The total credit was $178.85.