Additional plaintiffs F. F. Brooks, J. S. Sprinkles, James Wilson and Jessee Wilson. Plaintiff stated to the court that he was entitled to a black mule that was seized by Hunely.

James F. Gregory sued Browder for unlawfully detaining bay mare mule w/white spots near tail. Court ruled mare belonged to Browder; James appealed. Dr. F. H. Gregory (James' dad) bought mule for James (w/another mule) from Jack Edwards of Roane Cty. Mules were raised on his farm until taken by Sherman's army from Gregory's old black man Billy as army traveled to Knoxville to relieve Burnside in winter of 1863; mule in dispute later found in Browder's possession. Martha Gregory (pla.'s mom) also witness.

Hoffman is accused of being in possession of and withholding a sheep belonging to Heifner.

Turner & Co. sued to recover 8000 pounds of bacon unlawfully seized and detained by defendants.

Culbreath was sued Kersey for the cost of a seven year old horse, valued at $200.

W. R. Broadwater had a Velie Automobile he had purchased from Jewett Motor Company. J. C. Knowling sued and repossessed the car, but Broadwater did not appear in court. Broadwater resold to J. Lacy Barnes. The car was taken in by ET Auto & Tire who said they were owed money for storing the car. Barns sued to get the car back.

Plaintiffs were joint owners of a tract of land, which was in possession of the defendants. This bill was filed to force defendants to remove themselves from land in question. Additional Plaintiffs: William Riley. Additional Defendants: Jackson Cargile, William Cargile, John Gliff

Plaintiff states the defendant is in unlawful possession of certain livestock detailed in the file that rightfully belong to the plaintiffs.

Recovery of wrongfully detained horses

The case involved the property of R. Strelitz (4 barber chairs, 4 stands, 5 mirrors, 4 wash stands, 1 showcase and stand, 1 marble top wash stand, 2 mug cases, 3 bathtubs, 2 stoves, 6 chairs, etc.) valued $300, which had been detained by J. E. Conner. Ackerman was representing Strelitz, by next of friend. Write of replevin: procedure whereby seized goods may be provisionally restored to their owner pending the outcome of an action to determine the rights of the parties concerned.

For the return of a Willys-Overland Motors Co. Whippet 2-door sedan. Defendant was Blount County Deputy Sheriff.

The plaintiffs believed that they were entitled to a title or deed as well as property. The plaintiffs claimed that the defendant was unlawfully detaining the property and all the fixtures. The plaintiffs were seeking a judgment of replevin to secure the property and fixtures.

Appeal case only. Original case is an action of replevin to recover possession of a furnace. Hayes Heating Company sold a furnace to Dr. C. W. Fritts. Fritts secured a deed of trust of the property to Lenoir Land Company to secure the payment of the purchase price.

The property in question consisted of one bed stand, one table, one dresser, one mattress, one box springs, three chairs, and one stove.

Additional Plaintiffs: L. S. Presson

Other defendants: J. A. Woodward.

Opinion document. Defendants in error sought to recover of plaintiffs in error 45 logs. Judgment rendered in favor of Clark et al.

Incomplete case file; brief only. Latmer was accused of failing to pay taxes on his property. The County sued to take land he owed as payment.

Mike Hays had in his possession a two year-old colt which was claimed as the property of S.S. Wright. Wright presented a bill of sale as proof of his ownership. Hayes signed his court papers with an "X," and took a pauper's oath so that his court cost were waived. S.S. Wright asked the court to return the colt to him. The monetary value of the colt was not proved by the evidence.

Wright sued Moody claiming Moody took a 2 horse wagon and a mule belonging to her. Exact date for Supreme Court action is unknown. Date shown is last date for action in county court.

First numeral of docket number missing - based on surrounding cases, it is presumed to be a "5." Case asks for the return of a piano and furniture.

Plaintiffs: G. M. Belew. Defendants: F. D. Bryant

Additional Plaintiff: Mr. R. T. Hamilton, husband. Plaintiffs sued for return of 3 of 5 buggies seized by C. A. Chandler acting on behalf of Henny Buggy Co. Plaintiffs argue buggies seized unlawfully & are rightfully theirs. Henny Buggy Co. originally won judgment of $275 plus court costs against plaintiffs, $175 of which could be discharged by return of buggies to deft.