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| View Entry | A. D. Raney v. Benjamin E. & Griffin Organ | Montgomery | Notes | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | Americus B. Beech v. Robert P. Currin | Davidson | Promissory Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | A. L. Stamps v. John Ashley | Coffee | Promissory Note |
The plaintiff sued the defendant on a note under seal for $1000. |
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| View Entry | A. W. Wills v. J. E. Goodwin et al. | Davidson | Default on Promissory Note |
Additional Defendants: G. B. Goodwin and George M. Goodwin |
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| View Entry | A. Kaufman v. Gustuv. Ubele et al. | Shelby | Promissory Note |
Additional Defendants: Caroline Ubele, A.R. Droescher, and Adam Danerli. Part of the case is missing. |
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| View Entry | Annie Cook v. John A. Kirby | Shelby | Promissory Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | Aaron C. White v. Robert C. Smiley et al. | Davidson | Notes |
Two court transcripts recorded in the 6th Circuit relating to Aaron C. White. They seem to be power of attorney by Eugene Underwood for debt or some other action of court. Robert G. Smiley was official of the court apparently. These are related to the May term of 1853 and are two documents noted as Judgments Confessed relating to White and signed by officials of 6th Circuit Court. No other documentation is included. |
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| View Entry | Alex McLin v. Peter Brakehill | Promissory Note |
County: Unknown. |
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| View Entry | Aaron White v. Robert G. Smiley, et al. | Davidson | Promissory Note |
Additional defendants: C. M. Hays, George C. Cantrell, and B. M. Barnes. |
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| View Entry | Andrew Fay v. Thomas Wilkerson | Giles | Notes | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | A. J. Berryhill v. J. S. Craft et als. | Notes |
This case dealt with the non payment of two notes by J.S. Craft and wife Margaret Craft for the purchase of a plot of land that was owned by A. J. Berryhill. James County. |
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| View Entry | Alexander Officer, et al. v. Oliver H. P. Sims[?], et al. | White | Promissory Note |
Additional complainant: L. Miller, exe. of Nancy Officer, dec. Additional defendant: William Glenn. |
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| View Entry | A. J. Olsen & C. C. Harstick v. Pat Gleason | Shelby | Promissory Note |
Incomplete case. See WT Box 1200 for remainder of case. Memphis Brewing & Malting Company mentioned. |
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| View Entry | Amos L. Griffith v. Trabue, Davis & Co. | Marion | Notes |
Opinion only. Trabue, Davis & Co. sued Griffith for a $218.57 note. |
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| View Entry | Alex McLin v. J. A. Brakebill & Co., et al | Blount | Notes |
Plaintiff filed this case to recover a debt from defendants in the form of an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: A. H. Hodge, Peter Brakebill |
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| View Entry | A. A. Caldwell v. G.L. McBee, et al | Knox | Notes |
This case is regarding a note issued by plaintiff to defendant for the purchase of a mill. Additional Defendants: R.L. McBee |
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| View Entry | Aguilla Davis & Thomas R. Richardson v. Benjamin Clayton, et al. | Rutherford | Notes |
Additional defendants: Mary Wills, Thomas C. Black, James W. Morton, William Wills. |
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| View Entry | A. A. Sharp & Co., et al. v. Henry A. Farnsworth | Jefferson | Promissory Note |
Plaintiffs: Alexander A. Sharp, John F. Sharp, and Russell Birdwell, partners in trading under the name firm of "A. A. Sharp & Co." Recovery of $434.50 in debt and damages. Note was executed in the store house of Joseph A. Branner & Co., Dandridge, c. Aug. 1855, the purpose was for the balance on a lot of hogs. |
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| View Entry | American Manufacturing Company v. John P. Titsworth et al. | DeKalb | Promissory Note |
The plaintiff petitions the court to collect either the evaporator and other machinery paid for by the note or the debt from a promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Brice M. Garner v. John Maze | Lincoln | Bank Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | B. P Moore & wife May Moore v. Calvin Shull | McNairy | Promissory Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | B. M. Bradford v. B. G. Allison | Haywood | Promissory Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | B. W. Mills v. Trabue Davis & Co. | Sumner | Promissory Note | Tennessee Supreme Court Cases | Order A Copy | |
| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Richard Oliver, Johnathan Scarbough, William Smith, William Teak, Douglass A. Pick& Norman A. Pick | Anderson | Promissory Note |
The plaintiff brings this suit for the payment of a promissory note for the sum of nine hundred dollars. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. George W. Keith& John G. Newbert | Morgan | Promissory Note |
This case involves a dispute over a promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Jesse C. Roberson, et al. | Bledsoe | Non-payment of Bank Note |
Additional defendants: J.M. Roberson and S.H. Roberson. Defendants owe Bank $2000 for an unpaid promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Robert Dweggins, et al. | Bledsoe | Non-payment of Bank Note |
Additional defendants: James Worthington and P.S. Hutcheson. Bank sued defendants for $700 for an unpaid promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Isaac E. Swafford et al. | Bledsoe | Non-payment of Bank Note |
Additional defendants: Samuel Swafford & Thomas R. Swafford [alt. spelling Swofford]. Bank sued defendants for $1856 for unpaid promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Joseph Morr & William Worthington | Bledsoe | Non-payment of Bank Note |
Bank sued defendants for $2900 for unpaid promissory note. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Sparta v. W. L. Gracy, et al | White | Bank Note |
Plaintiff sued defendants for an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: C.D. Gracy, C. Marchbanks, Waman Clark |
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| View Entry | Bank of Tennessee v. Alexander Barnes, et al. | Sumner | Default on Promissory Note |
Other defendants: John Hampton; William Hampton; William E. Dunlap; William Soloman. |
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| View Entry | Biggs & Moore v. S. Piper & Sons | Shelby | Promissory Note |
Note involved a landlord's lien on a cotton crop. Note transferred to Samuel Piper, senior partner in S. Piper & Sons. Biggs & Moore bought cotton from John Walker who was tenant of John Lee Walker & sub-tenant of Crockett Walker. |
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| View Entry | B. Lowenstein & Bros. v. P. McCadden & Co. | Shelby | Promissory Note |
B. Lowenstein, E. Lowenstein, and J.D. Marks composed the firm of B. Lowenstein & Bros.; P. McCadden was composed of P. McCadden, W.P. Dunnavant, M. Keeley, and J.E. Mast. |
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| View Entry | Bank of Charleston (SC) v. Sulzbacher Brothers | Davidson | Non-payment of Bank Note |
The note was for $2,000. |
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| View Entry | Bruff Faulkner & Co. v. George W. Nelson | Washington | Notes |
Plaintiff filed this case to recover a debt from defendant, which was in the form of an unpaid note. |
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| View Entry | C. L. Wilcox v. Nathaniel Parham | Montgomery | Petition on Promissory Note |
Parham issued a note to Wilcox in 1861. Wilcox left the neighborhood and gave the note to his son John L. Wilcox, cashier of the bank of Clarksville. Parham claimed he paid the note to C. B. Wilcox. The note itself was lost or mislaid. |
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| View Entry | C. Aultman and Co. v. John C. Richardson et al. | Hamblen | Promissory Note |
C. Aultman and Co. was a company that sold farming equipment. John C. Richardson took out a promissory note to buy a piece of equipment from them and he failed to pay the note. The note was for $295.60 |
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| View Entry | C. T. Cope v. A. S. Phelan & C. J. Burkett, et al. | Gibson | Promissory Note |
Addtl dfnts: A. H. Phelan and W. B. Burkett (sureties). Phelan and Burkett signed a note of $100 to Cope, but have not paid said note. |
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| View Entry | Charles Thomas v. A. L. Miller | Hamilton | Promissory Note |
Thomas sued Miller for non-payment of a promissory note made in 1865. |
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| View Entry | C. F. and P. A. Shelton in error v. R. W. Turner, agent | Davidson | Default on Promissory Note |
R. W Turner, agent of Mrs. A. C. Parrish, sued the plaintiffs in error for payment on 10 notes of $60 each executed to the Sheltons who were renting a stable from the defendant in error. |
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| View Entry | C. H. Baker, et al. v. H. F. Williams | Jefferson | Promissory Note |
Additional Plaintiffs: M. O. Cowan, L. H. Spilman. |
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| View Entry | C. H. Baker, et al. v. Pearl Greenlee | Knox | Promissory Note |
Additional Plaintiffs: M. O. Cowan, L. H. Spilman, trustees of the East Tennessee National Bank. |
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| View Entry | Cherokee Iron Co. v. S. E. Jones & Son | Davidson | Notes |
The dispute centered on a shipment of iron. |
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| View Entry | Citizens National Bank for use of W. R. Craig v. Baird & McLemore | Giles | Bank Note |
Plaintiff, Citizens National Bank, asserted that they and their client, W.R. Craig, shoud not suffer the loss of a bank draft to an improper agent. The plaintiff claimed Baird & McLemore should pay the draft as their banking instructions caused the loss. |
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| View Entry | D. A. Dugger & Company v. W. L. Murphy | Maury | Promissory Note |
Additional plaintiffs: E. H. Green, J. H. Duger. Plaintiffs sued the defendant for $1000 in promissory notes made by the defendant on May 11, 1872. Each note was $500. |
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| View Entry | D. G. Perdue v. J. M. Rainford et al. | Sumner | Default on Promissory Note |
Additional Defendants: Adeline Rainford and Giles R. Perdue. |
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| View Entry | David L. Mitchell v. James Eastham | White | Bank Note |
Eastham doubted solvency of bank notes Eastham paid, supposedly notes issued defunct. |
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| View Entry | Dr. R. M. Pate v. I. N. Snowden | Shelby | Default on Promissory Note |
Dr. Pate trustee of brother Charles E. Pate, dec. Oct. or Nov. 1886. Their father dec. Oct. 1886. Constitution & laws of Knights of Honor is included. |
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| View Entry | D. A. Fisher v. R. G. & R. M. Bostwick | Shelby | Promissory Note |
D.A. Fisher is sued for his damages in the sum of $5000 on a promissory note |
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| View Entry | D. L. Brown v. J. C. Foster | DeKalb | Promissory Note |
Plaintiff, D. L. Brown, sued for payment on a debt due by note, which the defendant, J. C. Foster, issued to Brown for the purchase of a soda fountain from the plaintiff. |
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