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Rees, Long, & the other defendants sued to recover a judgment, against John Fairman and heirs, in their favor decided in a previous suit named and detailed in this case, as well as a judgment against Elizabeth Kitrell, heir of Isaac Kitrell.

Debt due by damage to truck

Estate of J. L. Dodds, dec. Revival of scire facias. Recovery of debt of $241.40 judged previously. Deceased J.L. Dodds had obtained judgment against Albright prior to death. Plaintiffs: Claude Griggs and wife, Ada; John Armour and wife, Emma; Marion Dodds, Tom Younger and wife, Nannie; Mrs. Rillas Rogers, John Garner and wife, Mary; Percy Dodds, Gordon Dodds, and minors.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

Pltf. sued to claim $10,000 in debt owed to him by dfnts. for a load of missing lumber and sought dfnt. landholdings as repayment.

$285 debt due by account for medical services

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.

Additional defendants: John G. Howell, C. H. Marton, A. C. Howell Includes two briefs.

Morrow owes plaintiffs one and one fourth bales of cotton under $500; Hood rented land from 1919-1921 from defendant and was seeking deed of trust and rent Ex: copy of mortgage of Hugh Hood

Tatum was the surviving partner of the mercantile company Tatum & (Henry) Wiggins. The partners had purchased a large shipment of goods from Evans & David Allison, in Philadelphia to open a store in Washington, KY. Suit was filed to settle the debt owed to Evans, and to finally dissolve the partnership in accordance to their articles of formation. See additional documents in MT 1 & MT 75.

Amount of debt $150.00

Winchester owed a debt to Jackson & Evans, & went to Philadelphia to pay it in full. After this, he traded US militia claims for more merchandise. The claims were examined by David Allison, who acted as Jackson & Evans' middle man, but who was later found questionable in his dealings. The suit sought to settle business between the two parties, determining if a debt was owed. Winchester & Additional defendants: Anne Evans, Henry Hawkins, admin. of John B. Evans, dec. See also box MT 4a.

Maclin owed Boyd $150 for land he purchased from Boyd. Maclin failed to pay, and Boyd sued to recover the debt.

Details about Keeling's life; names of slaves purchased from Thomas Dillon and their children; estate settlement of Dillon

Amount of debt $100.00

Amount of Debt $3500.00

mortgage notes included.

John Harrison, jr. owed a debt to Person. Corbin Ferguson was listed as surety on the loan. Harrison tried to "abscond" from his creditors. Harrison had suspicious notes that were thought to be fraudulent.

In 1815, Thomas Brown obtained a judgment against White on security for Wilson for $300. Then they obtained a judgment against Wilson for $1,800, but Wilson was insolvent. James McEwen then filed a bill of interpleader against Wilson for $500, as leverage for the debt, Wilson had mortgaged an enslaved worker. The suit was filed to settle each of these complaints.

Additional parties: John Folkner, Eliza Drake

Slade heirs are heirs of William Slade, they include: William A. Slade; James M. Langly; Harriet Langly; Frances M. McKeathem; William Norcum; Harriet Norcum; Joseph Haskins; Elizabeth Haskins; Sarah Beasley; William Norcum; Mariah Norcum