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Additional Plaintiffs: Additional Defendants: John Rughin and William Rughin. Additional Defendant: E. A. Craig. Dispute involves a tracts of land and slaves.

Origin of debt: unknown.

Petition to rehear case following Steward & Company v. A. W. Kutsche & Company. S. E. N. Moore represented a number of mechanics who worked on the new Knoxville courthouse in 1932-33. Moore sought advice from the U. S. Secretary of Labor on application of the Bacon-Davis Act, which set rules for paying prevailing local wages to laborers working on public projects. Kutsche's lawyer argued that the Dept. of Labor reply, which sided w/Wilson, was irrelevant. See additional pages in box ET 17a.

A. C. Tucker is admr. of the estate of Stephen P. Tucker. Additional defendants: Lou P. Lane, Mary E. Tucker Carpenter, Micajah Carpenter, Fanny Tucker, W. N. Tucker, Sarah D. Tucker Lazenly, John W. Lazenly, John E. Tucker.

Additional Defendants: Robert Johnson

Cover page with docket # & date is missing. Other defendants: Samuel P. Walker, Jr., exe. Of Samuel T. Walker, dec., Ellen T. Walker, Mary Walker, Elizabeth E. Walker, Maria B. Hall, Ellen W. Portlock, R. G. Portlock, Katherine H. Coney, James Coney. Other plaintiffs: J. Woodward, Jesse W. & John F. Page, exe. Of William M. Folwell, dec. Case documents in 2 folders

African American slave woman named "Alsey," aka "Elsee," "Alsae," 28 years of age. Her children- Rachel, Andrew, Will and Hannah. "Alsey" was born the property of Col. Charles Partee.

Additional Plaintiffs: William H. Thomas, Mrs. H. F. Thomas, William S. Thomas, Carrie Thomas, Ethel Thomas. Additional Defendants: James Preston Lockett, Mary Crandall Lockett Whicker.

Additional Defendant: Illinois Central Railroad Company. Webb was Road Commissioner.

Additional plaintiffs unknown. Additional defendants: Heirs of E. T . Garrett dec., heirs of L. C. Garrett dec., heirs of A. H. Garrett dec., heirs of Martha J. Burns dec., David Warren, Kissie Burns, and the heirs of Wriley Garrett dec. Wm. Garrett is the son of Thomas Garrett dec. This is a bill to bring land owned by Thomas Garrett to public auction in order to satisfy debts owed by the estate. Said land is situated in the 13th Civil District of Marshall County.

Debt due by note under $100. Note of $50, signed by Reeves and Henry Trott, re: sale of bay horse.

Exhibits only. Tax notice and collection info from Church & Christ. Additional oversize exhibit items located in ET Oversize Box 24.

Exhibit Materials: ledger, various handwritten notes/ letters, two wills.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.

Bert was the grandson of James L. Cawthon, dec. Bert asserted David executed a fraudulent will, as James was under the influence of David and not of sound mind. Bert's father, Pleas, has also passed - making him the heir to his father's share of James' will.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Volume 2 of case.

Plaintiff filed for a divorce after more than two years of desertion and non-support by the defendant. Also motioned to maintain full custody of their two children.

Hon. Nathaniel W. Williams, Judge, 4th Circuit. Re: Christopher Irwin v. William King (1819). Kemp Holland, Coroner. Thomas Hardeman, Clerk of Court of Pleas. William Smith, Clerk of Circuit Ct. Thomas Ridley is sheriff of Williamson Co. Thomas Washington, attorney for plaintiff.

In 1860 Ammon Davis made a note for $2500 to F.O. Hurt who endorsed it to C. G. Cabler, who endorsed the note to W. W. Barry. Barry denied that he owed money on this note. Case refers to previous Chancery Court case (William Litterer vs. Ammon L. Davis), Circuit Court case from January term 1866 involving wages on steam boat "Red Rover."

County: Unknown. Opinion only. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

To contest the Will of Kate E. Walker, dec.. Additional Complainants: Dewey P. Walker, Willie Walker Capps, Gladys Holbert, Glenn Dinwoodie Longmire, Jack Dinwoodie. Additional Defendant: Etta Walker McPhetridge.