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James M. Porterfield, M. H. Blevins (formerly M. H. Duncan), E. M. Parris, A. J. Parris (formerly A. J. Duncan), W. P. Bolin, S. H. Bolin (formerly S. H. Duncan), etc…

Other defendants: Susan Creasy, B. F. Smith, B. F. Kincannon, & Thomas Reddin. Dickey is executor of J. D. Lapington, deceased.

Additional Plaintiffs: T. J. Vickery, H. C. Harbert, and R. T. Vickery. Additional Defendants: J. M. Cunningham and G. W. Jones. L. A. Vickery was administrator of W. S. Vickery, dec.

additional complainants: Norman Kerr, Osborn Kerr additional defendants: Arthur Willoughby, John Yount Norman and Osborn Kerr are sons of A.S. Kerr and his second wife. Includes reply brief for appellees and assignments of error brief for appellees.

Divorce from James J. Phillips, an alleged adulterer and unfit parent. Suit further seeks to prevent husband from claiming properties plaintiff inherited from father.

Plaintiff is sued the defendants for debt under $1000 for the sale of two mules. W. S. Nance (dec.). Plaintiff alias: Bernice Nance.

Brief for Lewter. Civil appeals court case from county chancery court enjoining defendants from using a road over Lewter's land. Other defendants not named. Brads could not be removed.

Easley wascharged with "manufacturing intoxicating liquor, to-wit, whiskey."

The problem comes from the fact that Smith, the administrator of the J. M. Young estate died shortly before Young did, and Smith's administrator failed to follow through on Smith's obligations.

Debt for $47.25 in lumber.

The plaintiff brought a replevin suit against the defendant to recover possession of three bales of lint and seven to ten hundred pounds of seed cotton.

The dispute arose over the rightful ownership of a cow and calf.

Addtl dfnts: Hardin County and L. D. Smith, Atty. Gen. of TN. Action was brought under Chapter 27 of the Public Acts of 1923/Section #8835 in the Code of 1932, known as the "Declaratory Judgements and Decrees Regulated by Uniform Law." Pltf. sued to force the full payment of his state regulated salary.

In 1893, Dodds agreed to sell two tracts of land to G. W. Harrison for a sum of money & two notes. Dodds conveyed the land to Cupples, even though notes were owed by Harrison.

Addtl dfnt: C. E. Martin. Stansell sued to recover $254 from dfnts. for a sale of timber and logs. Dfnts. had begun to remove property from the lot and county, yet had not paid anything to Stansell for said contract.