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View Entry A. F. Mallett et al. v. W. Hutchinson Maury Motion to Set Aside Execution

Additional Plaintiffs: William Hardin.

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View Entry Barry Arnold et al. v. R. L. Anderson White Motion to Set Aside Execution

Other plaintiff: Luisy Arnold, also listed as Lindsay Arnold. Arnold claims he was falsely arrested for an assault on Julia Ann Baker and tried in a court that did not have appropriate jurisdiction over the case.

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View Entry Henry M. Walker v. Paul Bowman, et al. Washington Motion to Set Aside Execution

Plaintiff filed this case as a creditor of Paul Bowman to set aside the conveyance of a tract of land. Defendants contest the validity of plaintiff's claim Additional Defendant: Berry M. Bowman

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View Entry J. E. Concetsen v. Ephraim P. Kelly, et al. Motion to Set Aside Execution

Plaintiff filed this bill to set aside the sale of a tract of land, sold in 1859, to plaintiff by his father and next friend. Plaintiff alleged that decree of sale was irregular and void, therefore Additional Defendants: Not listed, file incomplete. No county listed

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View Entry Matilda B. Barry et al. v. George W. Cuningham et al. Davidson Motion to Set Aside Execution

Add.. Plaintiffs: Fannie Barry, Edwin and Kate Burnett; J. E. and F. G. Barry; Add. defendants: Thomas H. Malone, admr. Of Alexander Fall, deceased, Ellen J. Malone; Elizabeth J. Fall, J. H. Fall, E. H. Fall, A. H. Fall, J. Fall, James Wharton, Kelser; seeking to void previous judgment of sale of land to pay debt; previous proceedings orders and decrees, erroneous, irregular, and voidable

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View Entry Myers v. Bennett Motion to Set Aside Execution

This bill was filed to set aside an award for a judgment. Plaintiff and defendant were partners in a mill and had various unsettled financial matters once business closed. No county or court listed

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