Additional defendants: C. M. Hays, George C. Cantrell, and B. M. Barnes.

The plaintiff bank sued the defendant Morrow, principal and Luttrell, surety for failure to repay a promissory note of $11,500 and interest.

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Additional Defendants: Anna H. Norton, E. A. Price.

Additional defendant: A. M. Thompson. The Bank of Nashville sued C. B. Wheelock for two promissory notes.

Additional plaintiffs: F. A. Pitcher as guardian for Edwin A. Pitcher, Louise Pitcher, and Mary A. Brown. Plaintiffs sued to recover the amounts of four promissory notes of which the complainants are the owner and defendant was the endorser.

Appeal only. J. H. Maury and F. C. Maury, owed $2000 note that was past due.

F. W. Tealey died in 1881, leaving a widow and minor child, Addie Tealey. Vaughn was the admr. and A. L. DeMoss was named as guardian of Addie. DeMoss petitioned to resign his trust and guardianship to the court. The court granted the request and a loan to the court was taken out in a note. The note was the subject of the bill.

Addtl pltfs: Frank Walton and Mrs. M. I. Donnelly. Addtl dfnt: Hamilton Parks. Walton is the exe. of the estate of William Watkins, dec. Pltfs. sued on a note drawn by dfnt. on June 30, 1891, due 90 days after issuance to Parks in the amount of $2,300.50. Parks endorsed the note and gave it to Pltf. who presented for payment at Landis & Co. on the due date. Payment was not made, so pltfs. sued for damages to recover said note's value. SEE BOX MT 1096 for 78 pages of the 196 total page count.

Complainants are the makers and guaranty endorsers of two promissory notes. This is a bill to enjoin the notes and have them delivered up and cancelled. The notes were made to defendant A.B. Travel and he transferred them to defendants Hickman and White. Exhibit located in MT Oversize Box 5

Hickman sued Tavel for unpaid promissory note of $1700. Tavel contesting the number of acres of a tract he bought from Hickman-that it was less than 5 acres compared to the 8 acres Hickman claimed. Tavel wanted note to be cancelled.

Additional Complainants: Edwin Clinton, Jules Haul, J. H. Hazard, William Wilson, B. B. Haggerty, J. Haggerty, and William F. Gray. Additional Defendants: E.A Harbret, R.C. McMaury, R.J. Kirkpatrick, R.W. Brown, J.R. Winlow, S. North, Alexander Ledbetter, H. Haze, and William G. Bush.

Plaintiff, Mrs. Saidee C. Roberts, widow and administrator of W. A. Roberts, deceased, sued the defendant, J. P. Givens for the remaining $3750 owed on an interest in stock in a storehouse on Broad and Market Street; No. 200 and 202 on Broad. Givens had purchased the interest from his partner, W. A. Roberts, for $5000 payable in four notes. The first note was paid but the remaining three were delinquent.

The plaintiff insurance company sued defendants Robert Morris, J. M. Anderson, and J. T. Patton for payment and interest on two promissory notes that the defendants acquired for $600 each on the purchase of a property.

Iron Works owner of three notes for $2566.67 each drawn by the Savannah Street & Rural Railway Company and the defendants payable in 9, 12, and 15 months; notes in default payment Exhibits include a blueprint of the Steam Power Plant of the Savannah Street & Rural Resort Railway Co.

Concerns 7 notes made by the Defendant in purchasing a lot from the Complainant. Randal McGavock was an early Mayor of Nashville and he built Carnton Plantation in 1815.

Samuel A. Sawyer and David L. Wallace, partners in trading in the State of New York. Additional defendant: H. S. French. In October 1870 sold and conveyed to Horan a deed. The conveyance was for the sum of $6000 divided into 6 promissory notes for $1000 each. A lien was placed on the property until full payment was received.

Defendant Haynie issued a prommisary note of $2566.67 to B. F. Brown due 12 months from date of issue in October 1891. The plaintiff bank filed the suit against the defendant for payment of the note, claiming that it was the rightful owner of the note and the mortgage upon which the note was secured. The mortage was for a lot in Buschnell, Florida and an orange grove in Sumpter County Florida that belonged to Haynie.

Additional Defendant: Nicholas Breen. Complainant filed this bill to establish and set up the last 3 of 10 promissory notes destroyed by defendant Breen, and to hold him liable thereon as surety.

Additional Defendants: W. G, Dorris, Clarinda M. Cain, T. L. Dodd, J. H. Dodd, Catherine Cain, W. H. Parris, and Ellen Cain.