Additional plaintiffs: Husband of Anna Weibers, J. Hemean Weibers, Fred Schwatz, Hemean Schwatz, Max Schwatz, Anna Schwatz, Belle Hueston,W. D. Hueston, Fred Vienna, Mariah Vienna, W. D. Huston, Carrie McElroy, George B. McElroy, William Thomas.

Plaintiff Rhea claimed that the defendant company sold him a lot of land in Rockwood under multiple false representations that there was a massive coal supply in the area for the purpose of driving up land price and drawing buyers. There are several cases against the Roane Iron Company (ROC) for fraud related to the sale of land in Rockwood including box ET 1760, Nathan B. Johnson v. ROC and E. S. Earley v. ROC and box ET 1776, J. P. Robinson v. ROC.

Cannot determine cause of action, nor additional plaintiffs and defendants.

Additional plaintiffs: G. A. Ward, J. M. Davidson, J. B. Ward, H. C. Ward, J. L. McAdams, S. J. Hillis, D. W. Scates, John Wish, H. C. Watkins, J. D. Barton, J. W. Farlip, W. H. Baker, J. B. Mullins, W. L. Barton, J. D. L. Whittaker, J. E. McLerky Additional defendants: S. W. Lafon, T. J. Little

Additional defendants: S. Corsen[?] and Elga Jane Northesch[?] -minors without statutory guardianship.

Plaintiff was issued a promissory note from defendant company and used a tract of land as collateral. Plaintiff alleged that he repayed note, however plaintiff company sold property to a mining company before the promissory note was due to be repaid. Plaintiff sued defendant company for compensation for lost property. Additional Plaintiffs: S.H. Craig

Estate of Paul Cicalla. Additional defendants: Peter Sanguineti (Italian Guardian of Aurelia, Parmelia, and Delinda Cicalla)

Add Pla: Mary, H. D., T. D., and W. H., Flippin, and George and Pauline Thomas. Add def: C. T. and Jennie Edwards, H., and Fannie Keith, Charles Stewart, H. C., A. V., J. A., T. C., H. P., J. W., and P. Rutland, C. T. and Florence Yeargin, and R. and E. Seuartt [?]. Action to enforce the vendor law upon a house sold by H. P. Flippin dec. to Henry Rutland dec. upon a promissory note issued from Rutland to Flippin. Pla. A. B. Flippin, son of H. P., brings suit 30 years after the death of his father.

Complainants F. C. Bearden and Archie Ferguson did business as Bearden & Ferguson, a firm that dealt in lumber, sash, doors, blinds, and other building materials. The company furnished such for erecting a house on a lot for Gaylon. He contracted the building to one Manis by verbal agreement. Manis never recorded the deed or paid anything on the house, so a real estate company sold the property to Gaylon. Gaylon sub-contracted the masonry to Scott, who eventually asked for a Mechanic's lien.

John T. Montague and C. Buchanan were executors of A. T. Hassell's estate. They found themselves in debt of $250 to F. M. & S. J. Thomason, W. L. Bell & R. T. Chappell due to money owed by the estate consistent with agreements made before the executors were required to fulfill their purpose.

Additional defendant: W. J. Ely Assignee of Hancock Hallums and Co. Buck and Morrow were indebted to Hancock Hallums and Co. in the sum of $6339 which was secured by a mortgage. Buck and Morrow also drew a draft for Hancock and Hallums for four payments totaling $3,000. This draft eventually became the property of the Bank of Adairville. In 1890 Hancock and Hallums became insolvent. Buck and Morrow now claim they are entitled to a credit on their debt.

Plaintiff company owned by David Bartley & Henry J. Tilford.
Defendant's name listed as C. G. Avery on cover but as C. H. Avery inside.
Other defendants: James H. Castello; Henry H. Falscraft; Phillip Castello; wife of P. Castello.

This is a partial case. It begins on page 237 and indicates that B. P. Boyd is the defendant. It is unknown who the plaintiff is. This case involves tax collection.

Contract to deliver 200,000 pipe staves on or before March 1885

Additional Plntff.: Richard Myrick & wife, Harriett, et al. Additional Deft.: Daniel Lane, brother of Crawford & Thomas Lane. T. Lane purchased Lot No. 2 in Chattanooga which, after his death, descended to his widow (who remarried), & after her death to his siblings (Lane had no children). Plntff. learned that the widow & her husband sold lot to Stanley who bought Daniel Lane's interest in the property. Plntff. ask court to issue a decree for their interests in the property & their share of the rents.

Additional defendants: S. C. Foutch Jr., Joel Foutch Jr., W. R. Barrett, and James S. Turner. Plaintiff is the owner of several previous judgments against E. L. and T. C. Foutch. All of said judgments remain unpaid. An execution was issued and levied against a set of animal skins owned by E. L. Foutch. A replevin suit was later brought by the def. Barrett for said skins. Plaintiff complains that said replevin suit was brought to cover up the property of E. L. Foutch and delay his creditors.

Cause of action: Quit-Claim Deed.

Additional plaintiffs: J.G. Wade, Suannah Wade, Emily Ligon, and "All Citizens of Wilson County Tenn." Additional defendants: W.H. Lain. Lain was accused of forging an old deed to claim the deed on a piece of land in the estate of Armstead Lain.

An execution in favor of the defendant was levied against a tract of land owned by the plaintiff. Plaintiff complains said execution was not made subject to his homestead rights and is void. He is now seeking an injunction restraining its sale. Said land is located in the first civil district of White County.

Additional Defts.: T. B. McCall; Joe C. Pon(?) & wife, Martha N.; A. A. McClemore, all of AL. Dr. H. C. Mccall died testate in AL in 1883, leaving widow Lizzie T. McCall who died in Hamblen Co. about a year later. Deft. the guardian of their only child, Samuel T. McCall, who died 4 Sept. 1888 at age 14. Plntffs. alleged that they were Dr. McCall's only remaining next-of-kin & legal claimants to his property. They sought a construction of the will & settlement of guardianship accounts. 2 Folders.

Daniel A. O'Connor accused James W. Kelly of double crossing him on a bid for leasing a bar and billiard saloon in the Read House hotel. O'Connor stated that Kelly offered to bid on the lease for him, then he would transfer it. Kelly continued delaying the lease transfer, but at last told O'Connor that he would do so for a $10,000 bonus.

Additional plaintiffs: Belle Walker, Clara Walker, Celestina Walker, Gustav Walker, Julius Walker, Miriam Walker, Sarah Walker and her husband Benjamin Walker. Additional defendants: Rosa Walker's husband, William Walker, Amelia Walker, Rebecca Walker, Rosa Walker, Celina Walker, Charles Walker (infant), Lein S. Walker, Sigmund Walker, Benjamin Mayer, Amelia Mayer, Fridolina Mayer, Rosa Mayer, Violet Mayer. Estate belonged to Jacob Walker, deceased.