Issue becomes statute of limitations on payment, since note was acquired post possession by Pltf. Rules that chancery was correct that relations were not established to prevent claim. Cause of Action: Note Payable.

Case involved debt due by note. Subject of case is not identified.

Shipley borrowed $3000+ to buy stock in Sterchi Bros. Stores. To induce bank to make the loan, Sterchi officer C. C. Rutherford guaranteed the bank against any loss on the stock for 3 years. The stock depreciated to a value of $300, so Rutherford reimbursed the bank only $1000. Court ordered Rutherford to pay debt, and Shipley was liable for repaying the remainder of the loan. Depositions: M. W. Egerton, O. B. Henderson, Ralph Davidson, C. S. LaRue. Also see ET 1049 for additional part of case.

Holder sold Foster a tract of land in Knox Co. for $9,500. Foster gave Holder a house & lot in East Knoxville. The remaining debt was $4,500. Foster gave Holder 3 promissory notes of $1,500 each. However, he failed to pay the remainder of the debt. Suit was filed to collect remainder of the debt.

Add def: Jonathan Tipton, Q. A. Tipton, Bettie H. Bicknell, Margaret Bicknell. Amount due on note.

Doughty complained of a debt due under fifty dollars. The money was due for lightning rods. Also involved: S. J. Bullock, Doughty's agent.

Additional Defendant: Virginia G. Perry. Opinion only.

Clark purchased from William R. Bowen one-half of a mare they had owned jointly. Bowen previously borrowed money from Swan to pay for his half of the mare. Others involved: John M. Bowen, Frederick M. Metzinger, D. P. Armstrong, Daniel McMullen.

Comfort was court-appointed trustee of the Commercial Bank, which became insolvent in April 1877. The bank held a promissory note from Patterson for $1,000 & his accounts at the bank were insufficient to cover full payment of note. Patterson was also clerk of the chancery court.

Plaintiff filed this claim for damages against defendants resulting from an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: W. B. Love, W. S. Geen, E. F. Wiley

Alley was constable of the 7th civil district, and Gist and John Mynatt were partners in trade. The pair placed in Alley's hand sundry small notes which Alley promised to collect. Also involved: Elisha Herrington, James O. Sentry, John W. Alley, Pleasant. [last name illegible].

Plaintiffs sold defendant a tract of land, which was to be paid for in installments. This case was filed to recover money still owed for purchase of land. Additional Plaintiff: M. L. Hall. Additional Defendant Emmanuel S. Hussey

Mrs. Brown sought to borrow $300 from Florence Watson who agreed to the loan--if Brown would pay $15 a month interest for twelve months. Things went downhill from there. When the Browns did not pay the entire sum by year's end, Watson demanded a $400 note at 10 per cent interest per month. Other plaintiffs: Albert Brown, W. T. Wilson, and Mrs. W. T. Wilson. The Browns and Wilsons charged usury.

Copy of defendant's promissory note, in which he agreed to pay Mrs. Silva $1000 10 mos. after date of 10 Nov. 1938. Note dated 10 Jan. 1938. Note is an exhibit used in the case, "identified and approved" 9 Nov. 1939. Promissory Note included.

Plaintiff McDonald sued the defendant timber company for repayment of $2,000 debt due on a note held by the plaintiff. McDonald also claimed that the defendant's primary office was in Knox County although company was chartered in Iowa.

This case involves payment due on a note in the amount of $200. Plaintiff Pleasant as security & Def David as principal executed note to Def Clinton for $200. Dispute over this note. David Owens is Pleasant's son. pla. says note given without consideration & under duress & while illegally imprisoned so void; says Clinton came to his house at night w/2 bros & demanded David pay for horses he says lost while forces under Gen Longstreet occupied E. Tenn. Civil War case.

This case involved a dispute over the payment of a bank note for $1000

Debt on promissory note executed by defendant J. W. Doane and Elizabeth Doane (dec.), complainant as payee, 29 March 1886, for sum of $84.34 with interest. This case file is possibly related with ET 1855: William H. Doane, admr. of Elizabeth Doane, dec. v. Sarah J. Doane (1888).

For $250.00

Opinion only. Branner sued Webb upon a note executed by W.A. Branner jointly with White in 1864 payable to H.H. Hubbard for $1000 which note was afterwards transferred to the plaintiff. Webb pleaded the statute of limitations had expired.

Ledgerwood complained that Miller had not paid a $125 note, while Miller claimed that he made good on the debt but had no proof. Miller claimed that he was the injured party. Complainant asked for an injunction to prevent Miller from "further annoying and harassing" him. Also involved: V. B. Gossett (co-defendant), Ethelbert Crozier, Clark Crozier

William Ault sued Amanda Ault (John Ault's widow) et al. John Ault had 6 notes from a John Ramsey. When notes came due, Amanda collected amount in Confederate money. Then Federal army took possession of East TN and notes depreciated in value and became worthless. William Ault prays for Confederate treasury notes be declared a full satisfaction of amount due him as admr. Many additional defendants.