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Additional plaintiffs: W. O. McLean, exc. Of W. S. Brown, dec. Additional defendants: Mrs. Emma A. Dickson, John Lafayette

Additional plaintiffs: Halls, Ordway & Mitchell. Additional defendants unknown. Debt dispute over "certain goods."

Alternate name spelling: A. J. Collinsworth.

Damages to horses for not watering, feeding, resting and unloading them at proper times causing them to become hurt by the conditions. Additional plaintiffs: R. L. James. Additional defendants: St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.

Additional defendants: P. L. Holland, M. J. Bradberry, Ruthe Ridgeway, H. M. Ridgway, Sallie Canada, Julie Hardy, Sam Hardy, Eva Witherington, Emman Witherington, Mary Francis Witherington, Ruth Fly, J. H. Anderson, Redding Witherington, S. P. Bills, and W. C. Oliver. Exhibits include several deeds. Additional cause of action: balance on notes.

Additional Defendants: N. P. Scott, Mary Flowers, and Ellis Flowers. The plaintiff claimed ownership of land in Gibson County in possession of defendants. Case is filed in two folders.

American National Bank organized under Acts of Congress doing business in Nashville, Tenn.; M.E. Jones resident of Gibson County; C.F. Stites resident of Davidson County; Jones drew check for $125 for deed to Gibson County Hamilton Beater Ex A: check; Ex B: certificate of protest

Additional defendants: Z. F. Taylor, E. A. Taylor, N. N. Garrison, C. R. Wade, J. R. Carrol

Additional Defendants: A. J. & Z. F. Taylor; W. J. Howell, J. H. Braden; Mrs. M. E. Taylor et al. Plaintiff seeking to collect debt of $550. Alleges E. A. Taylor has been financially insolvent for some time & has been fraudulently conveying away his property to defraud his creditors. Taylor maintains he is $5000 in debt to various banks & individuals, & has no property subject to execution. Mrs. M. E. Taylor wife of E. A. Taylor.

The two cases were tried together -- they concern a suit by Becky Mason, Willie Flowers, Freddie Flowers, and Lerion Flowers for damages from a house fire, which they say was started by sparks from a passing train.

Defendant is the administrator of the estate of his father W. F. Karnes (dec.), who is also the father of D. P. Butler. In 1909, the plaintiff purchased from W. F. Karnes a tract of land for $600, paying $100 in cash and the balance in five deferred pay- ments. Prior to his death, the plaintiffs paid $500 and also bought the homestead from the other heirs. The defendant as administrator told the plaintiffs they owed more money for the land and therefore owed the heirs more than they were paid.

J.J. Sires sold 17,500 pounds of hogs at 15and 1/4 cents per pound and refuses to deliver the hogs as per agreement. Damages in the sum of $475.00.

Coffman was indicted for receiving, possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor.

The complainant charges that the defendant willfully and maliciously remained absent from him without any reasonable cause and for more than two whole years.

Also charged in 2nd, related case (also in WT 770) w/ assault w/ intent to kill.

This is a case involving a debt of $177.80 that is due on an account for goods, wares and merchandise furnished to J.D. Chambers checks and account books are in the original exhibit envelope and are in the folder with the case checks and account books