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Debt due on account.

Additional defendants: McCulloch, Ritter.

Alternative plaintiff name: Stancill.

Additional plaintiffs: A. Jacobs, John McGill, R. A. McGill, and E. Ferrell. Additional defendants: C. N. Townsend, Geo. W. Jernigan. Cause of action: recovery on earlier judgment for breach of official bond as tax collector.

The plaintiff brings suit against the defendant for negligence. The plaintiff was thrown violently from the train and was injured so badly that he was forced to give up his business and died from the injuries.

Additional plaintiffs: B. R. Stockton, Isaac Stockton. Additional defendant: Thomas Owen.

The defendant was assignee of J. W. Avery and Company. The firm of Campbell and Gaston consisted of W. G. Campbell and Charles A. Gaston.

Petition for Certiorari & Supersedes. Judgement for $40.00 & costs for J. H. Norman, March 1883.

Plaintiff asks for condemnation & sale of land in the possession of the defendant. Defendant's case is that the date & amount of judgment as written on the warrant had been altered without notice and did not follow the judgment as written on the warrant.

Louisville and Nashville Rail Road Company Memphis and Ohio Rail Road Company Missing cover pages.

Married, 31 Oct. 1878; Separation, 9 Nov. 1878. Complainants maiden name is "Wilson." Asking for divorce on grounds of cruel and unusual punishment, and damages for abuse. (Ella Bradley?) Hon. Joseph C. Stark, Judge, 10th Circuit District.

Wilkins worked on a team of men under the employ of William Kelley, foreman, in charge of multiple train cars. There was a dump car on the tracks, and another train was due to arrive. Kelley asked them men to move the dump car manually. Kelly was injured during this task and sought damages. See other documents in ET Box 98.

Plaintiff was given a vaccine by Defendant which caused her to become sick and lose some of her vision.

The Levison Company is owned by Bruno Levison and Bernard Levison. The debt owed is $158.30 for an unpaid order of scented soaps.

2 folders. Add. Defendants:J.A. Wemyss, W.M. Stewart, Joseph Miller, and J.K. Miller. Defendants created an unofficial group named the Grangers and went into contract with plaintiffs to deliver 580 spring lambs on a certain day. The defendants failed to deliver the livestock and under the contract were supposed to pay $1 per head in damages plus a deposit put into a local bank. The defendants refused to pay either sum.

In 1881 defendant sued to collect $5000 in pay for services rendered to the company. B. F. Fly & Robert F. Looney named as stockholders. Company based in Chihuahua, Republic of Mexico. Chartered in TN in 1878 by B. F. Fly, Robert F. Looney, Thomas P. Chambers, Robert F. Looney, Jr. & T. W. Brown.

File incomplete. Brief for plaintiffs only. Witnesses: Nathan Stubblefield & A. H. Gregg. Erastus C. Gregg, Channcy P. Gregg, Sanford C. Conde, partners doing business under the firm name of Gregg & Co. The plaintiffs sued the defendants for $85.00 and interest which was due by promissory note, made and delivered to the plaintiffs by the defendants on 10-10-1881. The note remained wholly unpaid.

Additional parties unclear

Alternate name spelling: Roynan.

Plaintiff sues for $ 10,000 as damages for an injury. Plaintiff owned a house next to a building defendant rented, a brick partition separating them. The partition helped hold the roof up on plaintiff's house. The defendant's accidently broke the wall down, wrecking plaintiff's house.