Incomplete case file. Case style and court of origin unknown. Survey information for a 200 acre tract of land purchased by James and William Williams in Sevier County and lying on the Little Pigeon River. Contains property diagram.

Collection of decrees for cases tried in 1894. Lengthy indexes included for collection.

Folder Two of 1903 Supreme Court Decrees labelled as Spring term. See listing in front of folder.

Williamson sold Harris acreage in Kentucky. Williamson claims to have been ignorant about aspects of the land but may have advertised that there was a spring, and a dog trot log cabin and barn. Harris sued stating that the land was not as expected.

In a previous suit, Frederic Uhl successfully sued Peter Turney and was awarded a judgment of about $300. Greer was his bonded surety. Turney did not pay the judgment, and then died. Greer sued Turney's estate, of which Williams was the executor, in order to settle the debt.

Additional Plaintiffs: Nathaniel & Anne Rue, formerly Anne Uzzell, Ann& Nathaniel Reese. See additional information in ET box 11a: Allen Groves & wife v. Isham Uzzell.

Both Clanton and McMillan made claim to land in Sumner County. The contested land ownership was linked to a very lengthy and convoluted chain of title.

Foster & Hickman were partners in a mercantile business. They dissolved their partnership. Foster procured the merchandise and each partner paid half for the goods. Following the dissolution the partners did not agree about the equity each held at the time of parting. Depositions by Thomas Crutcher & John Craighead; includes payment records; financial agreements;

A. Childress, executor of Joel Childress, deceased, maintains that defendant owes Childress estate $4,571 in "current bank notes" which he has not paid.

Lewis and Earthman are administrators of the John Earthman Estate. Jones filed a claim claiming that John Earthman owed him $372.43.

Lytle's tenant, listed here only as John Doe, was forcibly ejected from his property -- complaint is trespass and ejectment.

J. Hightower accused of breaking into home of John Doe and ejecting him. Doe leased property from Smiths & Dewey P. and Elizabeth C. Hadley. Also named: Sarah Smith, wife of Alexander, only heir of James Leiper: Elizabeth Hadley daughter of Smiths.

Additional defendants: B. F. Miller, John Pain

Additional defendant Burrell G. White Amount of debt $85.50

The case was over the debt of an estate for $350.50. Other names in the case are Woodson P. White.

Additional Plaintiffs: Timothy Dodson, Andrew Jackson, Jr., Timothy Dodson, Jr.. Additional Defendant: Albert G. Ward

Other defendants: Pleasant Nelson; Charles Brandon.