Plaintiffs are sued the defendant for unlawful possession of 2 black mare mules, 1 one-horse wagon, 1 two-horse wagon, 1 jersey milk cow, 1 spotted milk cow, 2 jersey heifer calves, plow gear, tools, and crops, which were sold to him on credit, and has not been repaid. Property does not exceed $400 in value.

Additional defendants: M. M. Goad, admr. Of John A. Jones dec., Oscar Shaver, deputy sheriff of Morgan County, Mary A. Jones, and Izza Dillon

Additional plaintiffs: Joel Dennis, Robert Volentine, Thomas Cotton. Writ issued to force plaintiffs off the land. parties in later suit over land in John Baxter, et al. v. James McMahan in ET 1212.

Plaintiff alleges that defendant has illegally taken possession of a strip of land that belongs to him & has enclosed said strip within a fence. Defendant would not vacate the strip when ordered to do so after plaintiff sold the lot of which it was a part causing the purchasers to recovery the plot back to Falls. Plaintiff now sues to recover land plus the $210 commission that he paid to real estate agents to make the sale & which said agents refuse to return.

Add. defendant: Alexander Campbell. The plaintiff is the surviving partner in a business where he contracted with a Trustee of the Methodist Church, namely the defendants to whom they furnished $150 worth of materials. The defendants took $75 each out of the funds for materials, for which the plaintiff took them to court to be prosecuted for acting in bad faith. The church house blew down in 1865 while housing a great deal of valuable material and the defendants unlawfully took possession of it.

Complainant is the owner of a tract of land that belonged to her father, Thomas Hale, dec. The land was devised to her by her grandfather, James E. Hale's last will & testament. Defendant is unlawfully claiming some interest or right or posession of said land. Defendant is denying the plaintiff posssesion of the land.

The original bill in this cause was filed to sustain the right of the Board of Education , under a grant, a certain lot of ground situated on the corner of Third and Jefferson streets in the taxing District of Shelby County

Plaintiffs Nathan Honeycutt and D. M Simerly sued the defendants William Shell Jr., Robert B. Bradly, and J. B. Miller (Deputy Sheriff of Coates County) for failure to notify them of an issue with land/property taxes that resulted in their attempt to seize the property.

Plaintiff claims that he is the owner in fee and entitled to the immediate possession of 2 tracts of land located in 14th Civil District. Plaintiff claims he bought land from Nettie and her husband (his brother)Robert Miller, dec. He allowed Robert Miller's family to remain on the land until Roberts death when he then had an agreement with Don Miller to pay $150 a year in rent. Later when rent was demanded Don Miller refused to pay and refused plaintiff possession of land.

Additional defendant: Jack Sanders

Additional defendants: Drs. J. H. Williams and Verne Gallimore. Property dispute over part of a building located in McKenzie, TN. The plaintiff is sued to recover possession of the upper story of said building together with its reasonable rental value during the time of the unlawful detention by the defendant.

Additional Plaintiffs: C. B. Basford, D. C. Clarke, Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of the Memphis Annual Conference.