Marshall and Robinson owned land adjoining each other and a public road went through both parties' lands. Marshall sued Robinson for obstructing the road with a fence.

Additional Plaintiff: Mary Bye (wife). The defendant's surname is also spelled "Peltz." The case is contained in two folders.

Cause of Action: Blacking of an easement. 2 Folders.

First 91 pages missing. Additional parties unknown. Defendants owned land which had a road running through it and they closed it in order to plant crops claiming that it was a private road not a public road as the plaintiffs claimed.

Additional plaintiffs: F. M. Harris, William Clements, A. T. Mitchell, George E. Henry, Charles P. Henry, Marion Radford, J. W. Peebles and Homer Sides. Plaintiffs are sued for defendant for obstructing a public road that that runs through his property located on the banks of the Mississippi River. This road is used by the plaintiffs to transport goods to market. Oversize map of property in question is included. Map located at M-17-18.

Plaintiffs assert the defendant company opened a toll road that prevents citizens of Clarksville from leaving the town without paying a toll.

McCrary owned a tract of 10 acres adjoining the Oakland Gardens Subdivision and had a frontage on a public road (an abandoned street car line), which had been free and open for public use for over 20 years. Plaintiff bought tract 5 years ago and def. or his sons had made low offers for the same land, which pla. Had refused. Plaintiff suing def. for building a fence across said public road, thereby hoping to decrease the value of his land and purchase it for less than its actual value. 2 folders.

Additional Defendants: Bill Tallent, Reba Tallent, Alice Tallent, George Tallent, Unice Tallen Paris, Eva Tallent Hamey. 3 Folders.

Plaintiffs are the owners of a tract of land situated in the 10th Civil District of Franklin County. The defendant (brother-in-law of W. J. Hines) lives due west of the plaintiffs. The land of both parties was formerly owned by Isaac Hines. Plaintiffs state that an easement exists on a road running through the defendant's property and complain that the def. has erected heavy gates and destroyed repairs on said road. Plaintiffs seek an injunction restricting these obstructions. 2 folders.