Plaintiff sues defendant for two thousand dollars for damages for the conversion of property consisting of "a certain negro man named Albert the property of plaintiff."

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he appropriated two cows from W. J. Shearon.

Opinion only. Cause of Action: to enjoin owner of lot from erecting a filling station. Restrictive Covenant.

Dispute involves the title to a car.

Additional Plaintiffs: Laura Burkle, Henry N. Burkle, Minnie Erck, Frank Erck and Charles Erck, the last three being minors

Exhibits include map drawn on vintage wallpaper, b&w photos. Add. Plaintiff: Maggie Gourley. Add. Defendant: Edith Kinley.

Plaintiffs: Augusta Kortrecht (NY), Hugh Kortrecht (AR). Dispute over estate of Charles Kortrecht, died 1878, Memphis, intestate. Properties in the 11th Civil Dist. Valuable stands of timber. Original deed, Robert I. Chester, 1853, Madison County, Tenn.

Additional complainants: E. L. Barnes, Mrs. H. G. Earp. S.A. Barnes was the widow of W. J. Barnes. W.J. Barnes was the owner of several tracts of land in Benton County. He conveyed his land to A. G. Barnes for $2500.00. The complainants charge that W. J. Barnes conveyed the land without the knowledge of A.G. Barnes. Complainants charge he did this in order to pay off creditors. He did pay off his creditors and wanted his son, A. G. Barnes to re-convey the land back to him.

Plaintiff purchased several tracts of land from defendant, however it was later determined that sale was illegal and invalid because defendant co-owned land with family members as part of an inheritance of Lou Devine, dec.

Plaintiff's father purchased a stack of goods and merchandise for her, defendant who is her husband was not to have any control over goods purchased. Goods were shipped to White Bluff where she opened a store. After divorce between plaintiff and defendant, defendant attempted to claim ownership of store goods. Plaintiff sued defendant to determine ownership of goods. Additional Defendant: C.O. Bull

Additional Defendants: Robert C. McNairey, Francis McNairey, Catherine McNairey, Amanda A. Porter, Selina McNairey, Nathanial A. McNairey by their guardian.

Additional Plaintiffs: Carlo Michelletti (husband of Alice), Nannie Baker, Charles N. Baker (husband of Nannie), and Louis Campedonica. Additional Defendants: Louisa Lucarini (wife of Louis) and Pietra Castelechi.

Other complainant: T. H. Kelley. Other defendants: Duck Hudson and John Davis. The cover of the case is missing. Suit concerns timber rights to a piece of property claimed by two different groups of people.

Additional plaintiffs: Joanna Hale, B. W. Hale, Amanda Green, W. H. Green, Catherine Binkley, Joseph W. Binkley. Additional defendants: H. C. Frey, Matt Morris.

Additional plaintiffs: Riley Ramsey, David De Armond. Property lines in dispute from an early land grant. See related ejectment case, Oswald Sharp Heirs v Riley Ramsey in ET 1960.

Dispute over land & slaves. Plaintiff, citizen of Alabama, purchased from Edward Seabourne (non-party) Marion Cty land in which Defendant allegedly had a claim. Plaintiff says Defendant & Seabourne acted fraudulently in their dealings with Plaintiff. Jones also says Pryor fraudulently caused judgments against Jones to be levied against slaves Jones then owned. Slaves named: Sylvia, age 24, Lafayette, age 6, Alexander, age 3, & Elizabeth, age 9 mos. Children of Sylvia: Henry, age 2-1/2, Isaac, age 1.

Additional plaintiffs: Aita Neubert, Jessie L. Neubert, L.O. Ghormley and wife Annie. Plaintiffs owned a tract of 300 acres. When tract was owned by A.P. Brown & wife, they leased it to Messer for 1 year as long as oil or gas was mined or produced. Plaintiffs charged def. with failing to perform lease's terms within time stipulated, which had long since expired, making said lease void and a cloud on their title. Exhibits include: an oversized plot map of Morgan County and lease.

Stephens and Davis claim this company has erected a dam that has caused back up, flooding, and damage to their mills.

Hammontree built a fence on Hawkins' land which adjoins his. She sued for compensation and return of the land.

Other defendants: Laura A. Miller and James F. Dickson. The case seems to be most concerned with when and in what state a note was signed and whether the amount listed there constitutes a valid debt.

Property dispute re: Lot #2, Perrin & Wickersham subdivision, City of Memphis, Metcalf 4 acre lot. Construction of railroad track, Memphis & Ohio R.R., across said lot in 1856. Lot sold by decree by Wickersham's admr., in 1881. Heirs of Wickersham dispute property sale, alleging that taxes were due on said properties.