Additional Defendants: William Shane, James Whitworth, W. R. Demonbreun, T. R. Cheatham, and L. C. White. A. V. S. Lindsley was the son of Dr. Philip Lindsley, the one time president of the University of Nashville. He was a postmaster for Nashville and a State Senator.

McFarland sold Higgs some land, presumably on the credit, because she was supposedly getting compensation from sued a man named William Jenkins. The whole dispute is over land, debt, and whether too much money was paid, etc. This case mentions a few slaves by name. 2 folders.

Additional Plaintiffs: E. W. Massey. Additional Defendants: John W. Gould, R. N. Blakemore- firm of Bartlett, Gould & Blakemore.

Add. defendants: Samuel A. White, F.W. Vanuxern, Elizabeth Vanuxern, William Kennedy, James Kennedy, & William Swan. J. Nicholas is justly indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of $543.33, which is evidenced by a note of hand. The sum is the purchase money for a tract of land after an initial $110 was paid by the defendant. Other defendants were employers or creditors for the purchase, and the bill includes an injunction to prevent W. Swan from taking possession of goods after paying the balance.

Additional plaintiffs: E.D. Murphey and Pleasant Murphey. Benjamin Murphey had purchased a tract of land from Benjamin Sewell in 1847. Houston had received judgment against B.F. Murphey and his securities for an unpaid note for the purchase money of the said land. Murphey willing to pay sum in exchange for title to land, which neither Sewell nor Houston had given to him. Murphey suing for an injunction restraining Houston from collecting on judgment until he received a warranty deed.

Additional defendants: Louisa DeBarre, notes held by James B. Thornton until maturity; Thornton fled due to the Civil War and lost the notes; property on Causey and Hernando St. in Memphis

Guardianship of the children of Franklin S. Beaumont.

Additional defendants: Thomas L. Green, James Roberts, Julia Roberts, Walter Green, Richard Green; injunction for sale of land and home; dispute of title.

This is a debt dispute over land. It is Charles W. Johnson and Isaac McSteele indebted to Lewis Maclin and Henry Johnson.

Dispute involves debt over land.

Incomplete case file. Court cost only. Additional defendants: Samuel L. Calhoun and John E. Bell. Includes a letter and envelope regarding costs from Wilson County Sheriff to J. G. Frazier, Supreme Court Clerk, Nashville.

Additional plaintiffs: Henry Brinkley and wife Dorothea, Perry Cochran, Mary Cochran, Dixon Williams and wife Eliza, Perry Payne. Richard Payne, William Payne, Mary Ann Payne, Julius Gilbert and wife Martha, and Larkin Payne. Additional defendants: Warren Cochran, William Cochran, John Cochran, Perry Cochran, John Payne, and Amos Payne, Case involves the sale of land and a slave to pay off debts.

Susan Searcy died intestate in the 1860s, as did the aunt Elizabeth Snelling. Case involves right to large lot of land in Bedford county which adjoins land belonging to other dec'd individuals whose estates were not yet settled. The heirs sued to settle the estate, and to break up the land for sale.

Plaintiff is the administrator of the estate of J. Dunwood (dec.). Add. defendant: F.A. Arnold, administrator of the estate of Thomas D. Arnold (dec.).

Additional Plaintiffs: Thomas Bend, David Alexander, Sarah J. Alexander, Daniel G. Townsend, John Bend, . Additional Defendants: Robert W. Townsend, Mary S. Townsend, Emily Townsend, Parks H. Townsend, Mary S. Townsend, Ann H. Townsend. Estate of Thomas Townsend, deceased.

Additional Defendants: John Holloran, Patrick McTygue, Michael Burns, Thomas Harrington, and Bridget Harrington. Debt due for services and goods.

Additional Plaintiffs: Daniel Hunt, John B. Tubb, and Mary Jane Tubb. Additional Defendants: Gasum Hunt, Newton Atwood, Hannah Atwood, John Hunt, Alexander Hunt, William Murray, Rebecca Murray, John Agee, Melissa Agee, W. D. Hunt, Levi B. Hunt, and Stuart P. Hunt. Case involves the settlement of estate of Abel Hunt, dec., a land dispute and dower.

Boyd Cheatham, Edgefield & Kentucky R.R. E. S. Cheatham, President, Edgefield & Ky. R.R.

Additional defendants: Francis A. Morgan, Emma J. Morgan, William Coward, Harriet Miller.

Marshall sued to recover possession of tract of land once belonging to Hawn but now belonging to Marshall based on court judgment, execution, levy, and sale upon said deed to Marshall. Hawn refused to surrender possession. Marshall's could not issue action of ejectment due to the justice's judgment being lost. Court dismissed the plaintiff's bill.

Miller was surety for Alvis Whited on the purchase of land. Whited failed to pay for the land and the debt was passed to Miller. Miller entered into a contract with Pike to have the land brought to sale if Pike would purchase it. Pike agreed but later did not submit a winning bid at sale.

Arnold is admr. of Thomas D. Arnold dec. 1870. In 1865, Thomas filed a bill against the estate of Thomas Jones, dec. 1866 to secure payment of debt. Plaintiff here attempts to collect that debt from James Jones, the son and heir of Thomas. Also mentioned: widow Elizabeth Jones admr., later married to Jesse Brookes. Mason K. Jones, and the following families: Henshaw, Wilhoit, Keith, Ross.