Plaintiff & defendant purchased 556 acres in partnership and divided land between themselves. 136 acres of Reeves's land covered by older title & he had to purchase it for $495. Defendant fighting judgment that he reimburse Reeves for half the $495. 136 acres that Reeves purchase belonged to William P. Anderson.

The last name of the defendant is sometimes spelled "Haines."

Seeking Damages.

Origin of Debt: writing obligatory.

This case concerns ownership (and thus debt due for) a tract of land. Others involved in the case and an earlier case: John Gass and Daniel Carter.

Additional Plaintiffs: George Girdner, Wesley Pearce, Sally Pearce, Landon McKeshaw, Nancy McKeshaw. Damages due to waste and destruction by plaintiff in a tract or parcel of land owned by plaintiffs.

Dibrell being sued for payment of debt and court costs. Case also names John, Richard, and Rebecca Drewry. McNairy is garnisher of John Drewry.

Plaintiff claimed defendant did not collect on a judgment he won against Lincoln Amis[?], James M. Reynolds, Amis Granthan.

Defendants: James Worthington

Additional Plaintiffs: Kennedy and Emerson, Isaac Wilson. Additional Defendant: James B. Moorley.

This case originally started out in the courts of South Carolina. William and Margaritte Bagwell were the administrators of Hays Bagwell, deceased.

Damages of $500.00. John Denn, lessee of John Gordon, dec., Fielding L. Gordon, William Gordon, Bowling Gordon, Powhatten Gordon, Reuben White and his wife, Mary White, Andrew J. Gordon, et al. Grant No. 2842, Captain John Gordon, assignee of Windham, 300 acres, interference of grants.

Amount of debt- $100.00.

The defendants in this case were James P. Wall and Henry L. Wall, adminstrators of Cullen Cotton, deceased.

Defendant being sued for payment on a $700 debt.

Other plaintiffs: Norton Pryor.
Also contains docket for John B. Walker v. John Den, 1820.
Appears to be a continuation of dispute over North Carolina land grants 220, 221, & 225.

With force and arms.

Cause of Action: a plea wherefore with force and arms defendant broke and entered the close of the said John Den and ejected him to his damages.

Additional defendants: Lucy Sappington and Benjamin Sappington. Amount of debts- $75.00 and $46.70

This ejectment case seems to be based on geographical confusion -- there are two Drakes Creeks in Sumner County, & the deed re: property on one of them is not clear. The defendant says he is not guilty of trespass and ejectment because of this mix-up.

Horse stealing, one bay mare of the value of $60.00, one saddle of the value of $10, and one bridle of the value of $1.00; one blanket of the value of $1.00- of the goods & chattels of Peter M. White. Joseph W. Horton, Sheriff of Davidson Co., TN.