Additional Plaintiffs: The American Association, Limited of London, England and the Middleborough Town Company. The plaintiffs requested the court determine the legal ownership of title to certain land grants and tracts that defendant Sowder, and others, claimed before the plaintiffs purchased them and executed their contract.

Addtl pltf: Mollie Killebrew. Pltfs. owned two tracts of land in Weakley County. Pltfs. had an easement on their property for those visiting Vincent Graveyard. Pltfs. claimed dfnt. had cut holes in the dividing fence to allow his livestock onto their property, and has excavated two large trees from their property as well. Pltfs. sued for confirmation of their ownership and injunction against dfnt.'s use of land.

Additional defendant: James Noah.

Additional Defendant: Blake Byrum. C

Addtl dfnt: Bank of Commerce & Trust Company. Jones and Whitaker both bought lots from Samuel R. Waters and Wife, M. Waters. Jones asserted she bought a lot of land from the Joneses about three months before they sold the same lot to Whitaker. Jones sued to confirm ownership. In 2 folders.

Additional plaintiffs: W. H. Stockland and G. W. Wood.

Additional Defendants: Stanton Carter, Jane Carter, Alisha Cannon, Martin V. Cannon, Henry H. Cannon, Garrett Sadler. Case concerns a trade made in 1838, which exchanged a slave named Thompson for a parcel of land, the ownership of which is disputed.

Additional Defendants: S. Kirkpatrick, and R. L. Coleman. Defendants are partners trading under the firm name of Kirkpatrick and Coleman. This case involves two houses originally owned by John M. Bass and purchased by the Pla. and F. E. Williams. The houses front on the North Side of Union St. between College and Market Street in Nashville. Plaintiff complains that Defendant constructed walls which blocked several of his doors and windows. Case file includes map.

Defendant conveyed that he had possession of a certain tract of land that was deeded over to the plaintiff. But in an earlier case the defendant brought against Medley, he swore that the deed of conveyance used to prove the tract of land was now Medley's was intended only was a mortgage. Case continued in MT 771. Additional materials locate in MT 920.

There is a surveyor's "return" diagram of the disputed land on page 26 in the court transcript.

Addtl dfnts: Mary Miles, Jane Miles, Jno. J. Miles, Kibby Browning, A. J. Clements, A. P. Green, John C. Biles, Martha Biles, Hester Browning, J. R. Browning, and Clay Hix. Pltf. sued to confirm his ownership of a long and frequently contested land tract.

This case file is missing its cover and the first two pages. It concerns who should receive payment for timber cut on land formerly belonging to R. H. Hill, deceased -- his widow Annie or E. Dodson, who claims to own the land.

In 1865 W.P Davis, admr. Of James Sprouse, dec. sued A. A. Swift and J. T. Hinkle, however, Hinkle charged that the $17 judgment was invalid and illegal. According to Hinkle the judgment failed to denote to whom the money was owed or the amount. They file fieri facias to lawfully enforce the settlement of the debt.

Additional Complainants: Samuel T. Anderson, Susan M. Seat, Carnie E. Anderson, Sallie T. Anderson, Mary Anderson, George M. Anderson. Additional Defendants: Frank Clees, J.P. Clees, Theodore Clees, J. B. Clees, J. T. Clees.

Bryant purchased a tract of land from his fathers, yet Gant claimed to have a title to the same land. Bryant accused Gant of having the title drawn up recently for this very purpose. Gant's title had not been registered with the county at any point.

This case is a dispute over the ownership of certain tracts of land which were sold due to unpaid taxes. Additional Plaintiff: Robert Glenn, Samuel Glenn, Martha Glenn, Thomas Duff. Additional Defendants: Jacob Hamilton, John Hamilon, R. J. Hamilon, Gideon Cate, Mary Cate, Robert Davis, Mary David, W. C. Davis, Laura Davis, Ellen Hamilton, Ian Hamilton

Plaintiffs are the children of William H. Sneed, decd. The deceased deeded land for the building of a hospital to Plaintiffs. Defendants claim property as theirs, this case was filed to have ownership determined. Additional Plaintiff: Ann Brier. Additional Defendants: John W. Eldridge, Fannie L. Eldridge, Kate D. Jones, Jos. W. Sneed, Jas. W. Sneed, Thos. K. Sneed. Additional Defendants: John S. Van Gilder, W. A. Henderson.

Sallie Hall owner of two tracts of land in Scott Co.; Foster unlawfully broke into their land took possession of it

Add. Defendant: J. Hardie Johnston, Sr. C. B. Johnston is the plaintiff's stepmother and wife to second defendant. J. H. Johnston, Sr., took money from the estate of his deceased wife, Mrs. Lou A. Mee, that was willed to the plaintiff and invested it in certain real estate. J. H. Johnston, Sr. later conveyed the land to his co-defendant with the understanding that the plaintiff's rights to it were to be protected. She later filed for divorce from the co-defendant and took the rights to the land.

Anderson bought property adjacent to Georgia Ave. in Chattanooga. At time of purchase, a fence which abutted sidewalk running along street had been knocked down by trespassers. After he replaced the fence, believing it to be the boundary of the property, he received letter from the city marshal ordering him to move the fence back 9-13 ft. from the sidewalk or it would be torn down. Anderson was seeking to confirm that the property line was at the edge of the sidewalk.

Additional defendants: Emily, David, and Elizabeth Bull, John and Catherine Evans, and Mary Leger, all heirs of Claiborne Bull dec. Harvey purchased the various interests in a tract of land from several of the defendants and then sold the entirety of the land to the plaintiff. Before conveyance was made, a fire destroyed the title bonds to said land. Plaintiff prays that the title and interest in the land be divested from the heirs and placed with him.

Other defendants: Mary C. Stockbridge. Allum was a former slave who was illiterate and had no education. Stockbridge was a "Minister of the Gospel." Stockbridges attempted to defraud Allum by purchasing his valuable mare in exchange for a tract of land, then trying to reclaim land.

Partial case. B. F. Payne allowed Roy Taylor to reside on land belonging to "hold" for Miller, Payne's son in law. Taylor lived on land for two years. Other pages in case do not mention this scenario. Details difficult to parse. Incomplete case.