Brief for complainant only, no other documents included. Add. Defendants: John Barbee Jr., Rolin Barbee.

Additional plaintiffs: Rachel Brown, George Brown, Samuel & Jane Brown (minors).

Issue of a deed made out to the plaintiff for a tract of the defendant's land.

Additional defendant: Calvin Thurman. Incomplete case file

Sale of enslaved people - Simon and David (who died) and Nat (who was sold to Defendants after David's death) also Milly, Penny and Hannah. Additional Defendants: H. G. Holt

Additional Defendants: Martha Thompson, and the Nashville Building and Loan Association. Case also involves a debt dispute over wages worked. Exhibits include newspaper clippings.

Other plaintiffs: Margaret Smith
Other defendants: Margaret McDonald; John Smith; George Smith; Thomas Smith; Mary Smith; George McDonald; Isaac McDonald; Thomas McDonald; Alexander McDonald; Salinda McDonald; Jason McDonald; John Cobb; Fanny Cobb

Hiram hired Joseph Geager (not a millwright) to build saw mill dam across waters of Big Limestone but after frame built, parties agreed it would not do. Geager agreed to take $50 for work done & abandon it. Hiram employed def Haynes (was a millwright) to complete work & also build sawmill. When work not quite done, he & son (who was helping him) became ill with dysentery & had to stop work. Hiram executed note to Haynes anyway; dispute arose re completion & quality; Haynes now seeking relief from note.

Other plaintiffs: William M. Andrews.
Other defendants: David C. Andrews, Elizabeth Andrews, Nancy Andrews.

Defendant did not build a saw mill as contracted to do so by the Plaintiff.

Additional Defendant: Alice Fisher. Case involves a debt dispute revolving around a pack of mules.

Additional Defendants: John M. Morrow, Robert B. Davidson.

Parties are married & lived happily for several yrs but before this bill filed, def.'s behavior changed, becoming violent & inhumane toward pla., including def. sleeping w/axe on his side of bed to intimidate pla., walking out on her & children for long periods, & having relations w/slave. Parties amassed $70,000 estate, real & monetary.deal w/parties' dealings after SC ruled in Jane's favor re alimony, incl Def's reconciliation attempts via letter & Jane's replies.

Grubb & Engledon were partners in tailoring business and McMahan a farmer. Both parties had an arrangement in which McMahan furnished Grubb & Engledon with produce in exchange for their tailoring clothes for him. It was also agreed that both Grubb's & Engledon's accounts were blended. Plaintiff unaware of change in relationship between def'ts who later dispute in three other cases about account balances (what they did or did not receive).

Missing first several pages. Case was fragile with what appears to rodent damage. Additional parties: Thomas Rankin, Margaret Wier, John M. Rankin, Isabella Wilson, William Rankin dec., James Magill. Rankin, as only a nominal admr., was accused of diverting funds from the estate to his own accounts.

Add. defendant: C. Porvell. Plaintiff entered into a contract to furnish for the defendants working under the firm name of Maxwell Briggs & Company a large amount of lumber for a rail road bridge. sued for the recovery of $4,000 in goods and labor for which the plaintiff was never paid by the defendant's company.

Swann negotiated a contract with Bare [Bear] for Bare to drive fifty-two head of hogs to the Southern market. Bear "has since absconded to parts unknown." Hogs, weighing 14,200 pounds were to be sold at 3.5 cents per pound. Others involved: L. D. Franklin, George W. Carter, and Samuel Prewitt.