Additional defendants: G. I. Frazier and J. B. Hunt.

E. T. V. & G. train killed Cross's horse.

Other names in the case are S. Carrick, E. M. Murray, W. Leftwick, William L. Young and brothers.

Additional Plaintiff: J. O. Sanderson Additional Defendant: Joseph D. Foute. William Staples won a judgement against Benjamin Prater for a debt. The court ordered the collection of said judgement and the sale of a tract of land that supposedly belonged to Benjamin to repay the debt. John H. filed suit to prevent the sale, claiming the land was his, and not in any way subject to the debts of Benjamin.

Other defendants: R. I. Cates. R. I. Cates loaned plaintiff $800 w/ payment due in 1 yr. Verbal agreement made by both parties at time loan was made to extend payment by additional yr. Plaintiff got verbal affirmation 1 day before payment was due that he would have additional yr. for repayment of loan. A few days after payment was due, defendant began foreclosure proceedings against plaintiff.

Additional Defendants: Robert McCauley, G. M. Cagle, Marcus Cagle, Hugh B. Webster, Monroe County.

Exhibits: Documents; five garnishment slips; transcripts from National Bank of Chattanooga v. M. S. Woods and Mary G. Woods; certified copy of deed conveyance

Plaintiff filed suit on behalf of the minor children of John A. and Ellen R. Wheelock, dec.. Additional defendant: Harriet W. Dickens. To set aside sale of a Memphis city lot.

Plaintiff filed this bill to set aside the sale of 82 acres of land. Sale of land was to settle debts owed under the estate of R.O. Pruett, dec. Plaintiffs are heirs of R.O. Pruett. Additional Plaintiffs: Mattie Pruett, Cora Pruett, Richard Pruett, Lucy Vantrease, Nick Vantrease. Additional Defendants: Mat Alexander, exe. W.A. Preuett, dec. Amelia Pruett, Ben Mosier, Francis L. Mosier, H.H. Borum

Additional Defendants: O. Green. Seeking injunction against sale of land to pay off debt of estate of James Chambers.

Charles Temple is also listed in the case as helping L. M. Temple destroy the toll gate on the White's Creek Turnpike.

Charge is stealing and destroying valuable paper, which was a receipt for partial payment of the cost of a mule. Of the total cost of $120, a cash payment of $90.58 had been made, leaving a balance of $39.42.

Additional defendants: Theodore (Pat) Parker, Otis Newman, Fred Lovelady, Cas Stephens, Ida Vickers, Jessie Blake, Arnold Weeks, Martin Hickey, John Ray. Two published volumes only. The rest of the case is located in ET Box 894. The case involves a labor strike against the Richmond Hosiery Mills

Cause of action: action to prevent defendants from erecting and maintaining a dam close to the dividing line of the parties' land thereby causing water to back up on the plaintiffs land and subsequent damages.