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Adams sold and conveyed to Defendants a tract of land. Fisher created lieu until all purchase money was paid but the value of the land increased before purchase was completed and Adams is trying to raise the purchase price for Fisher.

Elihu Hall, citizen of Davidson County. David Ross, citizen of the State of Virginia.

Case also involves a debt dispute.

Additional parties: R. F. Evans, William H. Wisner sr., James C. Martin

Thomas S. Steele, Clerk & Master. F. F. Fonville, Sheriff. Tract of land in Bedford totaling 100 acres. Alleged defect in title. John R. Jones, Robert Mathews, James W. Wallace, America Akin.

Additional plaintiffs: Kate L. Bennett, Joseph F. Stamps, T. Eva Stamps, William H. Johnson, James Johnson, M. J. Johnson, John D. Bennett. Plaintiffs claimed that the sale of the land was illegal and void. Plaintiffs claimed that Mary Johnson, the widow of the deceased had no authority to sale the land in question.

Additional defendants: Frank Shapard, D. P. Shapard, Lewis Shapard, Edwin Shapard, Thomas Hix, Sue Shapard

Additional plaintiffs: Archibald White, William White, Margaret White, Samuel White, John White, Nathaniel White, Joseph White. Additional Defendants: Hugh Edgan and Samuel Edgan.

Ancestors are attempting to settle some land deals, which involved some verbal agreements between deceased parties. Additional plaintiffs: J. Gawbill, Ruly Gawbill, H. C. Earnheart, W. P. Earnheart, J. L. Stepheusen, R. J. Stepheusen, E. S. Stepheusen. Additional Defendants: G. Earnheart, Mary Earnheart, John Neely, James Neely, William Earnheart

Additional plaintiffs: John Overton, John M. Lea, Elizabeth Lea, Robert C. Brinkley, Hugh L. Brinkley, Ann O. Brinkley Additional Defendants: S. D. Coble exer. of B. K. Coble, William C. Jordan, Sally Jordan, George Williams, Allen Coble, Neely Coble Defendants continued: James Carter, Fanny Carter, Goodwin Miller, Martha Miller, Absalom Arnold, Polly Arnold, Richard Calaway, Catharine Calaway, Wesly Coggins, Mary Williams; land dispute

Additional Plaintiffs: Adalaide Gilchrist, and Sarah Gilchrist. Additional Defendants are not named. Case also involves a contested will.

Peyton offered to sell acreage to Thomas Patterson, the plot of land belonging to a plot granted to Jacob Fisher in 1792. Thomas Patterson supposedly agreed to purchase the land, but Polly and the other descendants claim this was not so. Additional plaintiffs: Lucinda, Elizabeth & John (minors).

Docket cover sheet lists Robert Cannon as plaintiff, but text of docket lists plaintiff as John Doe, lessee of Robert Cannon. Hand drawn map of Shelbyville included.

Additional Complainants: R. C. Maupin, Eliza Jane Maupin, Emeline Norville, Alexander Rich, Emeline Ekes[?]. Additional Defendants: William H. Wisener, Sr., T. W. Brents, Elizabeth Jane Brents, Henry Brown, Mary A. B. Brown, Malinda C. Brown, Lucy Ann Brown, John Wallace, Susan E. Brown, John R. Brown, William D. Brown, Henry H. Brown, Georgia Brown, Fannie R. Brown.

William G. Kelly, John A. McLain, B. M. Tillman, G. Tillman, J. P. Miller, Delilah Miller, Mary R. Miller, Hattie V. Kelly, etc.

Nicholas Anthony purchased land that Roberts and others believed was rightfully theirs by inheritance

Parties were fighting over the rightful ownership of land originally owned by Alexander Greer.

File includes two cases but cannot be separated; both are listed on one document.

Additional plaintiffs: Mary Jane Blankenship, W.W. Hastings . Additional Defendants: George Reager, J. M. Hix, Alfred Campbell, Harmon Landis, James B. Reager, and Benjamin Mosley