Additional plaintiffs: Joanna Hale, B. W. Hale, Amanda Green, W. H. Green, Catherine Binkley, Joseph W. Binkley. Additional defendants: H. C. Frey, Matt Morris.

Incomplete: briefs only.

B. F. Stoltz, as administrator of Henry Stoltz, entered a mortgage with the defendants on 61 acres of land as part of a mortgage, exempting his homestead from the agreement. The defendants alleged that the mortgage was unpaid. They placed a lien on the property, then filed suit to foreclose. Stoltz did not attend the procedure, and his land and homestead were foreclosed upon and sold. Stoltz sued to invalidate the sale and get his homestead back.

In 1891 the plaintiff, a section hand employed by the defendant, was injured by falling dirt while digging under an unsupported earth embankment. Injuries to the plaintiff's hip left him "a cripple," for life. Plaintiff brought suit seeking damages for negligence. Casefile notes the plaintiff earned $1.00 per day.

Additional defendants: R. B. Cheatham and John Stark.

Additional plaintiffs: Joseph Stark, J. L. Green, and L. H. Benton.

Additional plaintiffs: R. B. Cheatham, John W. Walker, and E. F. Cheatham.

Defendant is charged with burning down the stables of George Draughon.

Debt due by note under $1,000.00.

Additional Defendants: C. R. Williams, Millard F. Williams, R. R. and J. B. Felts, T. T. York, and J. J. Hallums. The plaintiff bank sought to have the proceeds of the sale of firm Hallums Bro., sold under attachment proceedings instituted by the People's Bank, applied to the payment of the draft debt that Hallum Bro. had at the plaintiff bank. See the related box 1057, People's Bank of Springfield v. Millard F. Williams et al.

Plaintiff brought suit against defendant for damages due to an injury incurred while working as a brakeman, and was granted a judgment of $3875.00. Plaintiff claims equipment defect & neglect caused his hand to be caught between cars & crushed. Plaintiff claims he was in the proper discharge of his duties, while def. knowingly allowed unsafe conditions. Def. moved to dismiss over residency issues. Accident occurred near Guthrie KY.

A fatted hog was stolen from Martha Durham Coke's residence in 1874. Coke owned the hog with Mr. Parker. Trevathan was tracked from Coke's property to his own, his shoe found to match the tracks. At his property a barrel full of recently butchered pork was found.

Holman and Dozier was a partnership composed of Gus Holman and Thomas Dozier. Defendant in error brought suit seeking payment for debt due by delivery of a crop of tobacco. Def. rented two acres of farmland from his father, P. H. Corkran, who had previously rented the entire farm from J. W. Morehead. After the def. sold his crop to the pla., Morehead brought suit against the pla. to enforce a lien. Pla. and Morehead settled the suit out of court and plaintiff withheld payment to the def.

Other defendants: Fannie Simmons.
Plaintiff was minor, so case was brought in his name by his father D. W. Pepper.
Case in 2 folders.

Additional plaintiffs: Delany Harris, Jackson and Sally Simmons, Thomas and Elizabeth Tills, Lewis Harris, Thomas and Ann Raspberry. Additional defendants: Holloway Hudgins, Izra Harris James and Andrew Saunders and Zachariah Gent? - amount of damages $5,000.00.

Additional defendants: Martha Couts, Albert Couts, and Ella Couts. Case revolves around how to distribute slaves evenly between heirs.

2 folders. Add. defendants: Calvin Pitt, Robert Randolph, & Charles Howard. Argument over a tract of land that was not accurately described in a deed.