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Additional defendant: John A. McDonald. Additional plaintiff unknown. The plaintiffs entered into an agreement with the defendants to hull logs. Plaintiffs complain that work was completed but payment remains due. There was a question as to whether the plaintiffs entered into a contract with the defendants as a partnership or with McDonald individually. 2 folders.

Additional Defendants: Jane M. Johnson, Mary J. Hamilton, J. B. Gore, and J. D. Masters. Suits were filed for the purpose of setting aside as fraudulent, certain conveyances made by John C. Hamilton and wife, and ones made by Mrs. Jane M. Johnson to Mary J. Hamilton, and subject the property conveyed to the payment of debts that John C. Hamilton allegedly owed to the complainants.

Additional Defendants: Peter Reecer, John Reecer (citizens of Illinois).

Other plaintiff: D. J. Dismukes. Other defendant: Marian Harris. Defendant's given name is also spelled "Wintren" and "Winton." The case, which was first tried before a justice of the peace, involved the moving of lumber from the defendant's property.

Consolidated cases. Additional defendants: Elizabeth Crabtree, wife of J. R. Crabtree, and Lucinda Crabtree, wife of H. Crabtree. Lucinda and Elizabeth were the only heirs of Edwin and Sarah Price dec. Plaintiff and defendants were joint owners of a large tract of land originally belonging to Edwin and Sarah Price. Plaintiff sued to determine property boundaries and collect money for taxes, repairs made to the property, and timber removed from his personal property. 4 folders.

John Henry Literal is appealing his charge of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Willie Copas

Case concerns the purchase and ownership of 100 poplar logs. Add. Pla. J.K.P. Davis. Add. Def.: J.M. Tally, Burrel Tally. Seems to be same case, but added pages have Docket #13725.

Additional Defendants: Tilman Burns, William Donald, Robert Donaldson, John Parker Dale. Defendant was appointed guardian of James W. Donaldson and other minor heirs of Daniel S. Donaldson, dec. and together with defendant. Dispute rose over both parties being insolvent and as to which would make good the defendant of said guardian.

Additional plaintiffs: Martha Berry, her husband George Berry, Rutha Rose, her husband John Rose. Additional defendants: William Abney, Irvin Abney, Daniel Abney, Sophrona Abney, Daisy Abney, Bedford Abney, and Emily Abney, Alex Abney, William Abne y, Martin Ellis, Dayton Ellis, Martha Ellis, Samuel Ellis.

Cooper complains that Lynch has entered onto his property and carried away valuable timber. Cooper wasseeking an injunction restricting the removal of said timber and forcing the return of those logs already removed. Lynch denies Cooper's claim to the land and timber and claims ownership for himself. The land in controversy is described as lying in the 7th Civil District of Clay County.

Additional Defendants: Jasper N. Pipkins, Cenia S. Scott, W.C. Scott, Alzance F. Drury, George R. Drury, Sarah Scott, Bishop E. Scott, Isaac W. Pipkins, Martha A. Pipkins, M.H. Pipkins, Stephen T. Pipkins and Millard F. Pipkins.

Gray was elected sheriff on Clay County in 1916 over P.S. Browninng, who disputed the election. Edgar Morrow also ran in this election.

Isaac Johnson made a violent threat to Simon Huddleston, calling him a "g*d d*mned rascal," and stated he intended to kick Huddleston. Their disagreement originated over the trade of tobacco while they were intoxicated. Allegedly Huddleston assaulted Johnson with a gun, intending to kill him.

Williams was indicted for "malicious stabbing" on Aug 27, 1873, and was scheduled to appear for trial on Dec. 23, 1873. Defendant's father M.M. Williams posted a security bond promising to deliver defendant for his trial. Defendant did not appear for his trial. State sought payment on the security bond of $1000 for failure of defendant to appear at his trial. M.M. Williams claimed he delivered his son to the sheriff who allowed the defendant to escape. James Coe was the victim.

Defendant is accused of assaulting and beating one Susan Reels.

charged with public drunkenness

(Manufacturing of liquor)

Add. Defendants unnamed. Opinion only.

The defendant was accused of tippling on a Sunday.

Bill of costs