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Bray sued Maxey as administrator for payment of a promissory note executed by the deceased, Adam C. Hamilton. Maxey lost the case and was ordered to pay Bray $135.33 from the estate plus costs of the trial.

The charge is debt due on account under $500, for property rental of $416.

Additional Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Pharis.

Additional Defendants: Thomas Edwards and wife Martha Edwards, and John Batey. A. M. Edwards was appointed guardian of Willie Edwards, child of O. H. Edwards, dec., in 1881. Prior to that time, Thomas Batey was his guardian (1868-1881) and collected rents on his behalf. Upon a court ordered settlement of the trust, Batey owed the minor Edwards $about $2000, but was insolvent. His new guardian sued Batey and his securities to recover the debt.

Additional Plaintiffs: Gusdorff Brothers and James A. Johnson Co. Additional Defendants: Charles A. Toby. Plaintiffs Armstrong Cater & Co. were in the wholesale millinary business in Baltimore, Maryland and the Gusdorff Bros. were wholesale merchants. They claimed the defendants were indebted to them for $619.13 on account for merchandise the plaintiffs sold and delivered to the defendants.

Additional Defendants: Mrs. Louisa Brooks, Mrs, Carolina Schwaller, Henrietta Alexander, Mrs. M. F. Wolf, Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington A. S. B. Shelton, president of Memphis Ladies Knights of Labor Corporation clothing manufacturing company

300 boxes of oranges.

Additional Defendants: George P. Sallie, J. P. Haley, R. A. Johnson, E. M. Porch, J. L. Waddle, George Wait, J. M. Richardson, and too many more to list. Additional Plaintiffs: Harriet H. Garnett, William White, A. H. Waddle, James K. Wesley, F. M. Smith, D. F. Wallace, Arabella Smith, Frank Spurlock. Plaintiffs were the securities on a note that two of the defendants executed to other defendants and became liable for. Plaintiffs petitioned for payment of debt.

Exhibits: copy of application for Bond, copy of check, original check, original application for Bond, affidavit, itemized statement. Origin of Debt: indemnity insurance.

Defendant R. A. Hawkins is the sister of Sarah, the deceased. In 1869, Sarah conveyed a tract of land to the defendant for $400. The plaintiff, as administrator of her estate, claimed that $300 in promissory notes remain unpaid and are owed to her estate. Majority of case (72 of 75 pages) in ET 1891.

Debt due by account for purchase of goods. Defendant company comprised of W. G. Crowley, T. M. Fautch, M. A. Crowley. See majority of additional materials in MT 1060 (164 pages).

John Kelly & William Dykes also listed as co-defendants and as school commissioners for the 11th district. Debt due for services rendered as a school teacher for two months without payment.

Plaintiff purchased property in Campbell County from Kincaid in 1849. Kincaid died in 1855 before plaintiff finished paying off his notes. Defendant brought suit to collect the rest of the money owed on the land sale.

the defendant wrote 6 promissory notes to the complainant for her stake in the Byrd Furniture Company. The defendant did not pay the complainant the amount of these promissory notes

Defendant is justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $410 plus interest on an account of a note due to the plaintiff. The defendant has no personal property except a tract of land.

Exhibit materials include a storage contract drawn between the parties, a list of items left with the defendant, and a newspaper containing an announcement from the defendant stating the plaintiff's personal property would be sold at a public auction as lien for unpaid storage charges. Plaintiff sued for debt due by conversion of furniture and household goods stored with the defendant. Verdict for the plaintiff for payment in the sum of $499 as paperwork states she was up to date on her payments.

Complainants are a wholesaler, defendant a retailer. Complainants sued to recover an outstanding debt on Hunter's account for $211.25. Defendant asserted it was his wife who owed, and she died months before this trial started.

Debt case involves notes and the selling of real-estate for taxes. It is only a portion of the case.

Other defendants: Elmira Little, James Wallis or Wallace.

Additional Defendants: F. Carter, Carrie L. Carter, P. Owen.

Additional plaintiffs: John H. Zanone, Joseph A. Zanone (firm of A. Zanone & Sons). Additional defendants: Mary Galino and Felix Galino. Case includes receipted tax bills and a Writ of Possession

Wisdom filed suit against Whiteside to recover $1640.33 due to him as executor for a promissory note executed to the deceased.