Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages Order
View Entry 1944 E. R. Coppock v. City of Knoxville et al. Knox Wrongful Termination

Add. Defendants: W. W. Mynatt, Ray Harris.

 East Range: 7 Section: A Shelf: Box Number: 505 246 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 J. D. Payton, admr. of Leila Payton, dec. v. George R. Alexander Hamilton Damages for Wrongful Death

Deceased was killed when involved in an automobile accident with Defendant.

 East Range: 6 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 402 20 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 James Spradling v. Bituminous Casualty Corp., et al. Blount Wrongful Death

Additional Defendants: Automobile Insurance Co., Mrs. Arthur Farr and Earnest Herman Farr. Victim: Arthur Farr. Case also includes a question of Workmen's Comp. 3 folders; 1 box.

 East Range: 5 Section: G Shelf: Box Number: 157 978 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 Joseph H. Hickson, admr. of Robert Gerald Hickson, dec. et al. v. City of Knoxville. Knox Damages for Wrongful Death

Deceased, age 4, was killed when swept down a storm sewer after a hard rain fall. Exhibits include 4 large and 4 small b&w photos, receipt, letter, envelope. Add. Plaintiff: Irene Hickson.

 East Range: 6 Section: H Shelf: Box Number: 459 133 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 J. B. Hawkins v. Knox County Board of Education et al Knox Wrongful Termination

Exhibits include: correspondences, daily class schedules, school manual of instructions. Add. Defendant: L. H. Brickey.

 East Range: 7 Section: E Shelf: Box Number: 643 389 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 State ex rel. Muriel Parrette Angle v. City of Knoxville et al. Knox Wrongful Termination

Exhibits include professional certificate. Add. Defendants: H. E. Christenberry, Forrest Andrews, B. B. Lavender, Mrs. F. S. Post, R. P. Oppenheimer, Roy H. Beeler.

 East Range: 7 Section: E Shelf: Box Number: 625 197 Order A Copy
View Entry 1944 Southern Railway Company v. Flora Kuykendall Hamblen Wrongful Death

Defendant's husband was killed when he was struck by a train in Morristown. Arthur Field was the engineer & claimed that the train's bell & whistle sounded at an appropriate distance. The intestate husband, C. S. Kuykendall, slipped on a hill and slid toward the track. Witnesses disagreed on whether the bell was rung and the whistle blown in time to warn Kuykendall of the oncoming train.

 East Range: 8 Section: A Shelf: Box Number: 797 34 Order A Copy