Additional plaintiffs: Annie Gaines Reed, Mary Gaines Eidson and Charles Eidson. Additional defendants: J.W. Haywood, Maggie Haywood, E.F. Lennon, R.L. Huff, Commercial Bank and Trust Co., Charles Gaines and Annie May Gaines. Gaines et al. suing for deed between E.H. Rocket and Andy Gaines & Cordelia McKinney, which attempted to convey a joint tenancy between Gaines and McKineey to be declared and void; for land to be sold and the Bank restrained from selling property.

Additional plaintiffs: Myrtle V. Lyle and Sanna Lyle. Additional defendants: Millard T. Waggoner and wife Barbara A., Dovie C. Cass, H.H. Dyer, trustee, and R.R. Miller, trustee. Pla. sued for injunction restraining Pouder from selling or disposing of title to track of land, George D. Lyle's $1500 note and Waggoner's $500 notes. Pla. Wanted decree that declared foreclosure sale void, granted title of land to them, and gave full amount of damages to land caused by Pouder and Waggoner.

Brownlows recovered judgment against Ressler for $430 & for possession of premises at No. 310 Wall Avenue in Knoxville, where proprietorship shoe repair business was located (known as Wall Avenue Shoe Shop). Shop at 1 point operated by Louis Friedman, brother-in-law of Fred Millen, who leased the premises from the Brownlows. Friedman had become indebted to Ressler, who allowed Millen's son Louis to operate the shoe repair shop until debt pd. Dispute over ownership of the shop.

Buford's Addtl dfnts: Claudia Bowden and Blanche Morris. G. T. Morris died many years before this suit, and left his heirs as Claudia (Morris) Bowden, Lillie May (Morris) Buford, Blanche Morris, and G. T. Morris Jr., Pltf's dec. husband. Pltf. asserted at the time of the death of her husband, she became the owner in rights to all of his property including the plot willed to Jr. by Morris Sr. Beasley is brother and next friend of Blanche, who sued to have Pltf's rent demands legally restrained.

Additional plaintiffs: Gaines Foust, Tyler F. & Beulah Notthingham. Additional defendants: Rule & Della Hicks, Rachel Shouse, Iva Hicks, Effie K. Hicks, and Henry Hicks, P.K. & Mary Hicks, Dudley W. Hicks, and Hal Hicks. Involved case over the transfer and ownership of a tract of land containing 112 acres. Def. claimed to be owners of 2/3 interest in land, which pla. Charge was false as it should only be 1/2 interest. Pla. Also sought reimbursement for cut timber. 2 folders.

Additional plaintiffs Juanita Gibson and Roberta Kivett. Additional defendants: H.J. and Mossie Kivett. Sallie was the widow of Jesse R. Kivett; David was his brother and H.J. was his father. 20 years prior, H.J. and his wife bequeathed their farm to both sons. Jesse Kivett had owned a portion of said farm for 20 years without any issue. After the deaths of H.J. and Jesse Kivett, David claimed ownership to the whole farm, including the portion belonging to Sallie and her children. 3 folders.

Dispute over 1300 acres of land on east side of Sugarland Mountain. Little River Lumber Company claims land via 1839 TN grant #22683 issued to Drury P. Armstrong (based on entry #1549) & Whaleys claim it via adverse possession of junior grant: 1879 TN grant #40880 issued to J. C. & dad Wellington McMahan (based on entry #2680). Whaleys farmed the land. Exhibits: 6 oversized maps (2 are very detailed w/color & lots of writing) in oversize location M-17-16. 4 folders.

Add. Defendants: Mrs. Minnie Turner Shumate, Mrs. Anndie Turner Drinnn, & Jesse M. Turner. All parties are the heirs of Robert Turner (dec'd) and Martha J. Turner (dec'd). R. Turner left a will for a certain tract of land and a house. The plaintiff was the chief beneficiary under said will, but it was later destroyed by their mother. Plaintiff sued to have the will made by R. Turner while in sound mind reinstated and he be named owner of the property with right to entry.