Bank charged that in 1872, A. C. Carroll, now deceased, conveyed a city lot to Harris and that the note was still due. Also involved was Carroll's partner Matt Williams.

Additional defendants: Wiley Woodward, E.D. Whitworth. Includes a brief by the defendant.

Articles in question include 2 copper stills, 2 wash tubs, 2 cider press crates, 40 cider barrels, & other equipment.

Also named in case: W. R. Tripp, house builder and contractor A. S. and J. S. Carpenter were plasterers by trade.

Case includes a brief listing issues for retrial.

Additional defendants: Cicero Hall. Additional parties Alex W. Campbell, D. D. Bell

Gallaher guardian of: Irene C., John P., and William P. Barratt. Addtl pltfs: J. E. H. McCrosky and wife, Flora P. (fmrly Barratt). Addtl defs: T. S. Upton, Joseph Upton, and Joseph E. Houston. John G. Barrat was killed in service of the Confederate Army in 1862. At the time of his death he was in possesion of a large amount of real and personal estate and a wife, E. C. Barrat, and 4 kids, previously mentioned. Upton married the widow and attempted to claim the whole of the Barrat estate. In 2 folders

Granville Moore died, & A. B. was named executor. Mary Moore was Granville's widow; the other defendants were their children. Granville's will put A. B. in charge of the estate until the youngest child was "at age." However, A. B. recognizing the time this would take. He petitioned the widow and children to have the estate divided so that it might be settled, making his time as executor much shorter.

Other Complainant: Thomas J. Wilson. Defendant is the executor for the estate of William Emerson. Additional parties: Josiah Duncan, Wm. Emerson and his wife.

Additional defendants: Mary McCorry and Corinne M. McCorry, daughters of deceased H. W. McCorry, and his sisters, Musidora/Musadora (both spellings used) and Ellen McCorry. File contains copy of H. W. McCorry's will. Will names two additional children: Thomas and Henry McCorry, additional sister Mary, niece Sallie P. McCorry, and brother-in-law James Carruthers. Dated 31 Oct. 1851.

Defendant purchased a house and two lots from Plaintiff. Plaintiff alleged that defendant did not pay on notes issued to purchase house. Plaintiff filed this case to recover unpaid debt.

Defendants are the heirs of Thomas English, dec. and Plaintiff was the admr of the estate. This case was filed to settle debts against the estate. Additional Defendants: Andrew English, N. B. English, William M. Wellett, Elizabeth Wellett

In 1860 B. W. Mason recovered a judgement against D. G. Usery & F. P. McMillion for $150 and costs. Then he recovered other judgements of various amounts from the same defendants. The defendants were found to be completely insolvent and the judgement was transferred to Elisha R. Davis. The plaintiffs asked that the land belonging to McMillion be attached to the debt and sold to satisfy it.

Additional Defts.: David & Wesley Goins. Scoggins citizen of Barker Co., TX. In 1865 Cowden won a $20,000 damage suit against the plntff, claiming Scoggins had caused him to be illegally & maliciiously imprisoned by Confederate forces. 240 acres of Scoggins' land was attached & sold to pay judgment. Plntff. unable to defend himself in lawsuit because defts. threatened his life & forced him to leave the state. Plntff. wants sale declared & void. See ET 1631 for additional part of case.

Sawyers borrowed $1,200 from John Branner in 1868. To secure the loan, Sawyers conveyed a tract of land to Joseph M. Logan. Logan, the deed's trustee, died in 1869 but never sold the land. His heirs were S. T. Logan and C. R. Logan. The Branner estate then sought repayment of the loan from the Logan heirs. Plaintiffs included John TalbottG. M. Branner. An exhibit includes the original note with eleven 5-cents internal revenue stamps.

Additional defendants: John C. Walker. Plaintiff claimed that defendants were indebted to him for $300. Complainant was the surety of McNeece upon a note executed to George McGee for $139.92 in Oct. & Dec. 1860 which note was transferred by McGee to E. Ed(?) who brought suit upon and recovered judgment before S. A. Parsons in Jan. 1861 against McNeece.

In 1860, Creech contracted to purchase from A. J. Cobb a tract of Hawkins County land adjoining that of D. S. Reed [also Read]. He executed three notes to Cobb, each for $1,183.10. Cobb later transferred or assigned these notes to Scruggs. There was some confusion over the land title. By the time the case reached the high court, Cobb was dead, and Creech wanted the whole deal cancelled.

Additional Defendant: John Cook. Additional Parties: Martin Johnson, Alfred Bearden, George Hill, Robert Lane, George Wright, Hardy Parker, S. Goodman, H. C. Jackson, A.J. Carver, J.C. Ozment, A.M. Tennison, Burnell Woods, D.H. Caswell, and R.A. Edwards.

Plaintiff filed this case against the Sheriff of Marion County regarding a note that was given to co-defendant Bostrick. She also borrowed $50.00 from co-defendant T. B. Samples and used Bostrick note as collateral. Plaintiff repaid Samples but he did did not return Bostrick note and executed a judgment against it in court, at which time it was given to defendant. Plaintiff filed this case to recover ownership of Bostrick note. Additional Defendant: Joseph Bostrick, T. B. Samples.

Plaintiff alleged that defendant was appointed his guardian in 1872, as plaintiff was of unsound mind. Plaintiff alleged that defendant had been drawing money from his pension fund. Plaintiff accused defendant of mismanaging and wasting funds. This case was filed to force defendant to show how money was being spent and also to appoint a new guardian.

Defendants: Eliza Pigeon, R. F. Patterson

Additional plaintiff: E. L. Gardenshire. Additional defendant: J. M. Whitsides.