Exhibit only. Case file unknown. Ledger book only, 1910-1912. Exhibit # 1 to cross examination of A. M. McCown, filed September 4, 1920 from Jackson County Equity.

Andersons (mom & son) sued Richmond, whose land adjoined theirs, for breach of contract & allowing his stock to trespass on their field, thereby damaging the corn. Andersons said they had contract with Richmond that each would take care of their own stock since no fence between their respective farms. Justice of the Peace ruled for Plaintiffs, Circuit Court reversed & ruled for Defendants, & Plaintiffs appealed to SC. Witnesses: James Murray, U.R. Upchurch, W.G. Sowell, Wm Lawson, Henry Carter, others.

Additional Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Pharis.

Defendant is also sued for alimony.

Enock Carter unlawfully possessed a 40 year-old Slave named Hannah, who belonged to Catherine Pharris

Rape, assault of Sally Davison (aka Davidson).

Cause of Action: Judgment Collection. Plaintiff is collecting his judgment. Defendant Carnahan claims that the tobacco levied against was the property of Defendant Stubbklefield and should not have been taken as satisfaction of the judgment against Carnahan.

1876, one A. Boles was arrested for stealing 40 gallons of brandy, worth $1.50/gal. At trial, the defendants were found not guilty and prosecutor Haile (defendant in this case) was taxed with costs of case, citing prosecution as frivolous & malicious. Gardenhire was the Justice of the Peace that rendered said decision.

Edmund Jennings and others was indicted on owing Francis Adams $881.88. Other defendants are Joseph Woodfolk and William Woodfolk. Supreme court of errors and appeals

Defendants owed plaintiffs $300 in unpaid bank notes for a debt.

Sadler guardian of Nancy D. Hall, formerly Nancy Thompson, and Elizabeth Thompson, minor heirs of William Thompson. Additional defendants: Samuel E. Hare, William Kerby, Sampson W. Cassity, John Hughs, Absolem Johnson, Nathan Pharis, Edward M. Cason, and Samuel E. Stone.

Case involves a dispute over ownership of horse.

This is a civil action for $400 debt for services rendered as an attorney.

Cause of action: Covenant Broke.

Cause of action: Trespass on the Case.

Appeal only. Case concerns a negro named Jasper.

Debt was under $50.00

This is a simple debt settlement case. Recorded in book 21

Additional Plaintiffs: John & Martha Rollins, Alexander M. Ferguson. Additional Defendants: Margaret Pate. In 1860, Marion F. Bryant was appointed guardian of Margaret Pate and Ferguson. James Flatt, dec. was his security. Johnson was the mother of the defendant Margaret Pate and wished to protect her daughter from the recklessness of her husband and asked the court to settle on her whatever may have been due to her by the guardianship.

Conversion of horse.