Opinion only. Plaintiffs are not entitled to have the mortgage foreclosed as the note used to secure the mortgage was paid off.

Case was filed to foreclose two deeds of trust on a corner lot in Greenville. Additional defendant: George M. McGangley. Additional plaintiff: Elizabeth Rising, E. S. Rising Jr., Alice Rising, Arthur Rising, Thomas Rising, William Rising, George B. Park, Robert M. Mc Kee.

John Scarbrough died intestate in September 1872, leaving a widow, Catherine, who died not too long afterwards. Upon her death, their children became heirs: Elizabeth, Minerva, Mary, William, John, Ellen and Lexie. J. B. Reed became administrator, but he found estate hopelessly insolvent. Complainants found no evidence that he ever made a schedule of assets. Old Scarbrough mortgaged his property to J. H. Scarbrough, but left much debt at his death. Inventory of purchases highlights material culture.

Moyers is listed as being from Shelby County, Tennessee, while Dedrick is listed as a citizen of Vicksburg, Mississippi. Case deals with mortgage on a piece of property in Memphis. Additional plaintiffs are Thomas R. Roach and Bettie Willis. Are listed as being from Vicksburg, Mississippi and are listed as partners in Vicksburg Bank.

This is one of three cases brought in Shelby County by C.H. Rogers as Receiver of the New South National Building and Loan Association of Cumberland Gap

Additional Defendants: Mae Hawkins, W. E. Fuller, Receiver of the Citizens National Bank of Greenville. Foreclosure of a Trust Deed.

Hon. Henry J. Livingston, Chancellor, Madison County. William B. Meriwether, Gaither Tyson

Plaintiff sought to foreclose on home of Lindley Stewart, who was deceased at the time of the case. Property to be foreclosed on was two tracts of land and was due to lack of payment on promissory note issued to defendants. Additional Plaintiffs: H.M. McAdams and R.J. Shannon

Defendant attempted to foreclose on Plaintiff's property due to a defaulted loan. Additional Plaintiffs: J.L. Mell, Laura Easter day. Additional Defendants: J.H. Sudderth and Louis Francis Exhibit: Deed, Deposit receipts, Loan documents

Additional Complainants: First National Bank of Jonesboro, The National Bank of Bristol, G. W. St. John. Additional Defendants: M. L. Thomas, others unknown. Complainants sought to foreclose on a deed of trust on the property to the Thomas brothers, real and personal, in Sullivan County. Brief Only.

Additional defendants: wife Ellen Jones and the children of H. F. Jones and J. W. Jones, which children were minors.

The document is a brief for the complainant, which insisted that the Massengills repay a $4,000 loan. The Massengills' case seems to rest upon an interpretation of the Act of 1891, which regulated the in-state business of foreign corporations. The Massengills claimed that the appellant still owed them half of the loan amount, and they demanded the money. The bank stated that G. D. was "wholly destitute of principle, and that integrity is foreign to his nature." He lacked "all manly principles."

Additional plaintiff: Marshall Isilsley Bank, a corporation of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Additional defendant: Bank of Commerce and Trust Company, a Tennessee Corporation, Trustee.

Pla. were carpenters & builders who contracted with Lodge to build temple (masonic hall) on the Lodge's property. To finance building, Lodge issued bonds & executed mortgage on their land (lot in Columbia at intersection of 7th & Garden Sts). Childress & Turpin were trustees of the mortgage. Pla. completed their work on the building & filed this suit to collect balance due them for said work, claiming Lodge was insolvent & asking that mortgage be foreclosed to pay debt.

Additional Defendants: Tobe (?)and Cassandra Wilson. Plaintiff was a partner in business with Henry Young. Tanner issued a note for $143 dollars to said partnership. Tanner also executed a deed of trust to secure said payment. In 1877, Tanner left his wife, Cassandra Wilson, and moved to Kansas. Cassandra married Tobe Wilson and lives on the land listed in said deed of trust. The note secured by said deed remains unpaid.

Cummingham lent money to Herod to buy farm supplies. They settled their account by executing a promissory note with a mortgage on her land to secure the note. The note was not paid and Cummingham foreclosed. Herod claims that she was deceived into executing the mortgage.

"This bill was filed for the purpose of foreclosing on a trust-deed and to enforce a lien reserved in a deed to secure a part of the purchase money." Additional Defendants: H.C. Pickett, James M. Coleman, Galbreath Bros., et al.

The cause of action is listed as "a suit instituted by the defendant against the complainants to enforce payment of a deficiency arising out of the foreclosure by the defendant of a mortgage on property owned by complainants. The case is two folders in ET Box 1461

Additional plaintiffs: W. C. McCallum, J. M. McCallum, E. L. McCallum as late partners of W. C. McCallum and Company and A. A. Anderson, Trustee.

Additional Defendants: Robert A. Toon, Emma a. Toon, A. Thomas.