Add plf: Adaline M. Gross, sued by M. K. Gross (unsure if last name is Grass or Gross). Add def: David Raines, Horace Raines. Adaline here sued for the possession of a tract of land which defendants had been using and collecting the rents from

Exhibits include: 3 warranty deeds, 13 receipts. Add. Plaintiffs. Martha Pennington, Ollie Lambdin, Rosa Casey, Clellie Siler, Jake Siler, Juda Siler, Duff Siler, Margaret Ausburn, Ollie Lambdin, A. L. Chadwell. Add. Defendants: Laura Chadwell, Nellie Chadwell, 1st National Bank, 5 additional banks.

Additional plaintiff: Daniel Chitwood. The will of John Hansard, dec. In 1826 is in dispute. Two slaves, Ben & Lucy are named on page 9 as being hired for $200.

Additional plaintiffs John Long, Gennett Long, Howard Long, and Mattie Long, minors. Annie Long's husband, William B. Long, worked for the defendant as a car repairer. While he was making repairs, he slipped and fell against the rails injuring himself and from which injuries in died. Long suing for Workmen's Compensation for $16 for 550 weeks for the use of herself and her children. 2 folders.

John C. Sharp left his estate to his wife Sarah, and put his son Aaron in charge of the estate settlement. Sarah and Aaron both died, and John's children and grandchildren are disputing the estate settlement.

Labor Dispute. Supplemental Brief.

Malinda Scruggs died 1876, leaving a large farm near Jacksboro. Her husband W. J. Scruggs died about 1882 leaving 5 daughters as heirs. The farm was sold in 1884 to J. C. Hollingsworth to be paid in installments. The pltf. alleges that the husband of one of the daughters purchased an interest in the proceeds from another. This case involves these transactions.

Plaintiff seeks an injunction preventing defendant from paying $1350 to William Russell or Clarence Russell. He maintains that this sum represents usurious interest on a note already paid. Plaintiff borrowed $7000 from W. Russell & executed promissory note for $7700 due to C. Russell, William Russell's nephew. Plaintiff later assigned the note to Vestal Lumber.

Case file is incomplete; opinion & Decree only.

Incomplete case. Opinion only. Recovery of debt due by reason of legal services. Additional defendants: William Allen.

Incomplete case file; Vol II of transcript only. Pl's were tenants in common in the ownership of land in Campbell County. The defendants attempted to claim ownership of the land. Johnson seems to have purchased the land through a tax sale, a sale that the defendants claim to be phony because there was no tax valuation. The pl's filed an injunction to prevent the def's from trespassing or gaining control of the land otherwise.

Deceased: William Byrge, Add. Plaintiffs: Dessie Byrge. Both Plaintiffs suing by next friend Floid Blankenship. Add. Defendants: Travelers Insurance Co.

2 folders. Related materials located in ET 20. Add. Pla. Augusta Johnson Lynch exe. of A. O. Johnson dec. Add. Def. Eli Gaylor, and Willie B. Johnston exe. of J. E. Johnston dec. Pla. and Def. are disputing ownership of a tract of land located in Campbell County. Def. received a previous judgement in their favor. Pla. seek an injunction barring Gaylor, sheriff of Campbell County, from removing said land from their possession. Exhibits include the will of A. O. Johnson, deeds and contracts.

Additional Defendants: J. G. Woodward, County Judge; Millard Myers, Trustee; The Caryville Baptist Church; Beonard Cross, George W. Pickle, Maynard Cross, trustees of Caryville Baptist. Exhibits: two large, hand-drawn diagrams/blueprints. A suit to enjoin payment by the County to the church as compensation for the loss of its building by fire while in custody of the County School Board.

Incomplete case. Brief or opinion only. Appears to be dispute over tracts of land. Additional plaintiffs unknown. R. Meredith and F. M. Gibson are mentioned.

Case file is incomplete. Additional names could not be determined.

Ethel Stiner inherited land from her father, which she then sold. She lent $1000 from the sale to W. F. Burnett, owner of the hardware company where her husband, Henderson, worked. Burnett then sold half of his shares of the company telling Stiner he would repay the note in total. Instead, he tried to give her $100. Much confusion with who loaned, Ethel or her husband, & who is responsible, who is owed, and what my have been paid.

Cause of Action: Worker's Compensation.

The plaintiff petroleum company sued the defendant company for the return all minerals in or on multiple tracts of land in Campbell County for which the plaintiffs claimed lease rights.

The plaintiff was executor of the estate of J.H. Bowman, dec., who owed Ida Rogers the sum of $1,000 for "domestic services." tax receipt and inventory included.

Bill of Costs

Add. defendants: John Miler & John Mayson. Plaintiff and defendant were married with children. Filing for divorce and alimony.

In 1926, H.K. Trammell,, father of defendant, died. In his will, the income of the property was to be paid to his widow and four children over the course of 40 years. Defendant, dissatisfied with will, hired the plaintiff to bring suit against the Trustees and beneficiaries under said will. Plaintiff suing for $1250-payment of his services, which defendant had continually refused to settle.