This case is a controversy over a balance of the proceeds of two wagon load of un ginned cotton. Both parties claim that they are owed a portion of the proceeds to fulfill a debt that was owed to them.

Additional defendants: John L. Wisdom, Calvin Shull, John H. Duke & D. M. Wisdom. Shull, Duke & J. L. & D. M. Wisdom executors of William S. Wisdom, deceased. America Bevels died testate in 1858. Carr administrator of her estate.

sold liquor within four miles of a schoolhouse; fined $50 and 6 months in jail and "hard labor"

Additional Plaintiff: Dicia Ann Gibson.

Cause of action: $5,000 damages for personal injuries

Plaintiff was suing for $1,500 in damages for the value of certain goods and store buidling and furnitures of which Shelton, the owner situated on the west side of the public road at Millidgville and which sum the defendant owes on a policy of insurance by which the defendant insured said goods and house against loss and damage by fire from September 1921 to September 1922 at noon for $1500. 2 folders.

Cover sheet missing. Sued for $1999. Plaintiff claimed that rail road cars ran over Oliver Montague while he was carrying jugs of water to a kitchen rail car, injuring him to the point of death. Lawsuit also mentions the St. Louis & San Francisco Rail Road Company.

Debt for lumber furnished for building a home.

Railroad was sued for the death of 5 pigs & the crippling of 3 pigs in a train wreck. Witnesses included Stant Sweat, John Sweat, Smith Leonard, John Walker, J. D. Hickey (locomotive engineer) & G. D. Howard (engine fireman).

The Kirks were married in 1901 in McNairy County. They had children of the following names and ages at the time of the case: Alma (25 years old), Lena (22 years old), John (18 years old), Lessie (16 years old), Uria (14 years old), Mamie (11 years old), Stella (5 years old), and Winfred (3 years old).

Additional plaintiffs: C. C. White. Plaintiffs sued Mrs. Dennie because she refused to allow a public road to be built that crossed her land. The road was to be built to connect Lumpkins Mill with an existing public road known as the Selmer and Purdy Road.

sued for the recovery of the value of certain articles of goods alleged to have been lost in shipment, or failed to be delivered.

The plaintiff executed a note for stock in a fan company, but claimed fraud in the transaction.

Additional defendant: George Wynn. The plaintiff is sued for ejectment for the recovery of a tract of land near Purdy, TN. Plaintiff claimed that the defendants owed him rent and that the cotton that they grew either on the 2 acres in question or that it was the property of defendants and was subject to the debts of the defendants for rent. Map on page 377 of transcript. 2 folders. Volume 2 included, but volume 1 is not.

Additional plaintiffs: Mrs. L. E. Weeks widow of B. J. Weeks, dec., Flora Weeks, Otis Weeks, Harriet Weeks,. Harrison Weeks. Additional defendants: H. H. Weeks, admr. Of B. J. Weeks, dec., Lizzie Ellis, Robert Ellis, Charlie Weeks

Pltf. sued for debt due by liability as purchaser of the cotton crop of Jack Whitaker, grown on her property in 1928. The lien based on a note of Whitaker. Debt is due, wholly unpaid, and less than $250.

Case went to the Tennessee Supreme Court. Victim: J. E. "Lizzie" Brown.

Debt was for $45.25. Debt was incurred when Swaim Brothers purchased Sipes, Sharp & Company.

In 1920, one J. H. Richardson wanted to procure a residence in said county and consummated a trade between the parties by which Robinson would get the Melton residence and then Richardson could rent it. It was then agreed that Robinson would swap Melton a business property for Melton's residence property and Robinson would pay Melton $250 for the difference. Before signing the deed, Robinson tried to get all three of Melton's properties, when only one was agreed upon. Melton refuses to pay back the $250.

Jeanes was Revenue Collector for McNairy County in the early 1870s. His "securities" included N.F. Cherry, B.F. McAlpin, R.G. Stanley, and James T. Dunaway.

It is unclear to whom the "et al" in case name refers