Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett
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| Year | Case Name | County | Cause/Crime | Case Description | Division | Location | # Pages | PDFs | Actions |
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| 1877 | J. Dean v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company | Montgomery | Damages | Dispute over damages to the plaintiffs hogs. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: G Shelf: 3 Box Number: 53 |
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| 1877 | D. A. Merritt and John T. Fort, admrs. of F. A. Hannum, dec. v. F. A. Hannum heirs | Montgomery | Estate Settlement | Merritt and Fort filed suit to settle the estate of F. A. Hannum and have it declared insolvent. Hannum left two wards, E S. Dik and A. J. Dick. | Middle |
Range: 37 Section: B Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1137 |
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| 1877 | Caldwell & Shelton v. W. J. Tutt | Montgomery | Lien | The case was concerning a lean that the plaintiff claimed to have on a mare in the possession of the defendant. | Middle |
Range: 37 Section: B Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1131 |
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| 1877 | Buck Day v. Wyatt Johnson | Montgomery | Replevin | Both men are listed as "colored." Day claimed that Johnson had detained from him unjustly a colt and a mule. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 6 Box Number: 29 |
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| 1877 | (unknown) | Montgomery | Larceny, Grand | Hall was accused of stealing $5 dollar bill and five $10 dollar bills from Miss Inez Packer. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 6 Box Number: 35a |
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| 1876 | State v. Len Ogburn | Montgomery | Carrying an Illegal Weapon | Charged with carrying a socket pistol. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 2 Box Number: 18a |
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| 1876 | State v. Fred Allensworth (col.) | Montgomery | Larceny, Grand | Peter Vaughn (col.) was also indicted with Allensworth. Allensworth was accused of stealing goods and chattels from M. V. Hatcher & Co. See similar case in same box with different docket numbers. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 5 Box Number: 29a |
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| 1876 | State v. Alec Kirby (col.) | Montgomery | Arson | Kirby was arrested for being drunk and disorderly and was housed in the Calaboose. The Calaboose was a cell in the market house. The defendant was said to have started a fire on the cell floor and the cell caught on fire. He was found guilty of house burning and sentenced to four years in the Penitentiary. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 6 Box Number: 30a |
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| 1876 | Smith & wife v. Price & wife | Montgomery | Estate Dispute | Adler left land to the plaintiff and defendant. The plaintiff is disputing the property line between the two tracks of land. | Middle |
Range: 35 Section: B Shelf: 7 Box Number: 790 |
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| 1876 | Mary Sullivan v. Silvanus Sullivan | Montgomery | Promissory Note | Defendant signed a promissory note with Sullivan with a mortgage on a house and lot to secure its payment. Sullivan died testate and his widow filed suit to foreclose the mortgage and sell the house and lot for the payment of the note. | Middle |
Range: 35 Section: C Shelf: 7 Box Number: 790 |
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| 1876 | Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company v. William B. Gardner | Montgomery | Damages | Gardner sued for damages of $1000 after he was injured by the railroad. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 5 Box Number: 42a |
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| 1876 | Lawson Clardy v. Robert T. Johnson | Montgomery | Property Damage | In 1876 Clardy and George Beasley drove to Johnson's house in a wagon to find out if a stray sow had wandered to the property. Johnson said that the sow was there but had caused quite a bit of damage to his property. He asked Clardy to pay for the damage if he wanted his sow back. The two disagreed on the matter and eventually filed this suit to settle the matter. | Middle |
Range: 36 Section: c Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1011 |
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| 1876 | J. J. Rawls v. Montgomery County | Montgomery | Debt for Wages | Rawls was a constable for Montgomery County and sued the county on the account for services in waiting on the criminal court of Montgomery County. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 39a |
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| 1875 | Wyatt Johnson v. A. A. Rowland | Montgomery | Petitions for Certiorari | A judgement was rendered against Johnson in 1873 for costs owed to A. A. Rowland for damages in another suit. The two had disputed whether or not Rowland was guilty of "enticing" Johnson's property to Kentucky where Rowland claimed it as his own. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 6 |
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| 1875 | William F. Taylor v. A. H. Ewing et al. | Montgomery | Debt Settlement | Additional defendant: John F. Taylor. Additional parties: J. E. Bailey, H. E. Ewing, T. W. MacGill, A. G. Wilcox, J. E. Rice, and Hattie Ewing MacGill. This was a debt settlement brought by William F. Taylor against the defendants for allegedly loaning $5,583 to defendant, A. H. Ewing. The defendant, John F. Taylor, also loaned $1,025 to defendant, A. H. Ewing. A. H. Ewing et al. v. William F. Taylor was an appeal to William F. Taylor v. A. H. Ewing et al. | Middle |
Range: 21 Section: H Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1530 |
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| 1875 | Wesley Flood v. H. A. Hatcher et al. | Montgomery | Debt Dispute | Additional defendants: Wesley Evans & James Ewing Wilcox. Flood sold a tract of land for $1500 and a contract was signed but no money was paid down. Aftewards Flood bought a tract of land from the heirs of Wilcox for which he agreed to pay $1000. At that time he agreed to transfer to the Evans contract to the heirs for their part of the $10000. Deed was executed by James E. Wilcox & lien was placed until purchase money secured. James E. then bought land from Hatcher & transferred him the Flood Evans tract | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 40a |
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| 1875 | W. H. Leigh et al. v. D.N. Kennedy et al. | Montgomery | Other | Additional plaintiff: Clarksville Board of Trade, Leigh and Co., John W. Howell, W.A. Donaldson, R.R. Donaldson; Additional defendants: E.H. Lewis, F.P. Gracey, J.P.S. Whitfield, J.J. Crusman, A.F. Smith, M.V. Ingram, Poston Couts, John W. Faxon, W.A. Quarles, L. Blotch, F.F. Fox, C.A. Baker, W.T. Dorth, W. Roach, H.H. Poston, B.O. Keesee. Cause of Action: Challenge to a change in the rules of a contest to promote the Clarksville Tobacco Market which awarded a premium to the winner. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 85 |
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| 1875 | State v. William Smith, alias J. H. Bradley | Montgomery | Theft | Smith was accused of stealing a sorrel horse from W. H. Cheancy in Kentucky. It was calued at $150. Incomplete case file. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 1 Box Number: 13a |
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| 1875 | State v. Henry Fort | Montgomery | Assault with Intent to Kill | Henry Fort, referred to as "colored" was accused of assaulting Abraham Wimberly, with the intent to kill him by stabbing. Incomplete case file; missing testimony. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 1 Box Number: 13a |
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| 1875 | State v. Dick Moore (col.) | Montgomery | Gambling | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 2 Box Number: 19 |
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| 1875 | State v. Dennis Orford (col.) | Montgomery | Larceny, Grand | Dennis Orford, referred to as an African American man, was accused of breaking into George W. Hampton's tobacco barn and stealing tobacco valuing about $25. Hampton was in business with Charles Davis, both African American, & the two found their drying barn to have been robbed. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 6 Box Number: 11a |
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| 1875 | R. M. Baldwin v. L. Weill & City of Clarksville | Montgomery | Negligence | Baldwin fell into a hole in a city owned street and broke his leg. The hole was dug by city workers and left unmarked and open. He became very ill and was in much pain, staying at the National Hotel in Clarksville for months. He sued for compensation for his injuries. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 6a |
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| 1875 | N. T. Allman v. Burrell Corban & Robert H. McFall, James H. & George W. Hoon, Nancy Hancock, & David Linsey Hancock | Montgomery | Lien Settlement | Allman, in 1861 filed a bill of complaint against the def's in order to enforce a lien on a tract of land in Montgomery County. Allman alleged that he purchased the land at a sheriff's sale, that it had belonged to Burrell Hancock, then sold the land to Corban with flour mill machinery. Corban gave notes for the sale, but never paid the notes, and Allman sued to enforce the lien. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 6 Box Number: 12 |
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| 1875 | Merritt & Fort v. F. A. Hannum et al. | Montgomery | Rent Dispute | Court was ordered to rent out the property of the plaintiff, dec. Charles M. Stuart rented the said property in Nov. 1866 for a note of $415. Included in this property was 20 cabins. Those cabins were moved and Stuart claimed that this greatly damaged him much greater than the $415 owed. He claimed he never would have signed the contract had he known the cabins were going to be removed. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: G Shelf: 3 Box Number: 52 |
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| 1875 | M. C. Goodlett v. J. M. Collier, John A. Rollow, Ferdinand McBride, G. A. I. Enochs, & Joseph Hatcher | Montgomery | Contract Dispute and Damages | In December 1868 Goodlett entered into a contract with Collier to form a farming partnership for the management of Goodlett's farm. The contract stated that Enoch had produced a crop of tobacco & other products, but was not ready to sell, therefore the proceeds from the product had not been distributed. Enoch became insolvent and this suit was filed to prevent him from selling these products to settle his debts, depriving Goodlett of the profits. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 5a |
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| 1875 | Judith Simms, Burrell Williamson & wife v. Memphis, Clarksville, & Louisville Railroad Company | Montgomery | Damages | 1859 the Memphis Clarksville & Louisville Railroad Company constructed a rail road over the pl's land.Athough the railroad had been running over the land for several years, the def's & pl's had still not agreed on damages for the land taken by the rail road company. Suit was filed to settle the dispute and to pay the damages. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 4 Box Number: 8 |
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| 1875 | Joseph M. Robb & May E. Robb v. Stewart College | Montgomery | Promissory Note | A. Robb executed promissory notes to Stewart College due in 1861 for $224. May Robb was the administrator of his account and appealed an original suit against the estate to pay the debt. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 6 |
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| 1875 | John O'Brien, guardian v. Samuel B. Seat & C. W. Herring | Montgomery | Injunction | Herring owed $500 to S. Seat. O'Brien, as guardian of Herring's heirs, filed an attachment & injunction against the estate of S. B. Seat and C. W. Herring in order to prevent collection of the debt without further legal analysis. Samuel Seat & Herring had been business partners as were F. P. Gracey & M. Gracey. Seat & Herring owed O'Brien | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 5 Box Number: 10 |
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| 1875 | John Hornberger, et al. v. Mrs. M. J. Hornberger, et al. | Montgomery | Equity | Additional Plaintiffs: John D. Robins, Jacob G. Robins, D.D. & Sarah Hornberger, William Lockhart. Jacob B. Hornberger died in 1871 leaving a will. He had land in Montgomery & Davidson Counties, & a flower garden & cemetery at a house in Clarksville. He stated in the will that the city of Clarksville would be responsible for the perpetual upkeep of the cemetery, & that portion of the land would be left for that purpose. His heirs disputed the terms of the will & their bequests. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1 |
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| 1875 | John C. Gold, admr. v. Heirs & Creditors of Hinson | Montgomery | Estate Dispute/ Settlement | Thomas Hinson died & Francis M. Gold was his heir. Hinson died owing many debts. The suit was filed to settle the estate & to distribute money to settle debts, giving the residue of the estate to the heirs. Names included in this case: Nannie Gavin, H. B. Bush, Mary Bowers, J. G. Hornberger, John House, W. B. Fentress, James Woods Sr. & Jr., John & Jane Bell, George Lewis, and James Yeatman. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 6a |
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| 1875 | Irwin Beaumont v. Charles Minor, John Minor, & P. G. Johnson, & J. D. West | Montgomery | Injunction | The injunction was filed to prevent the Minors from suing Beaumont, who was Sheriff, after they were issued judgments in their favor from the chancery and circuit courts. Multiple previous law suits awarded the County judgments against the defendants, for which Beaumont pursued levies. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 5a |
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| 1875 | DeCoursey, Lafourcade & Co. v. Joshua Rice & William Moore | Montgomery | Attachment | The pl's were a Philadelphia mercantile who sold goods to the def's valued at $188. Rice & Moore ran a mercantile in Clarksville, TN. The def's issued a promissory note as payment. Rice & Moore's business became insolvent, and they were sued to recover the debt owed. See related case Thomas Chadwell, exe. Of E. H. Childress, dec. v. Edward Lawrence, et al. in box MT 8. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 5a |
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| 1875 | C. L. Wilcox v. Nathaniel Parham | Montgomery | Petition on Promissory Note | Parham issued a note to Wilcox in 1861. Wilcox left the neighborhood and gave the note to his son John L. Wilcox, cashier of the bank of Clarksville. Parham claimed he paid the note to C. B. Wilcox. The note itself was lost or mislaid. | Middle |
Range: 37 Section: C Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1166 |
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| 1875 | B. F. Gill & wife, et al. v. J. J. Rawes | Montgomery | Damages | Additional defendants: Mary T. Gill, J. R. Barber, Piety Barber, Nanny A. Yancey, Sallie A. Yancey. Plaintiffs sued for damages malefesance in office as tax collector. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: G Shelf: 2 Box Number: 48a |
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| 1875 | Aetna Insurance Co. v. Thomas Edgar Jones et al. | Montgomery | Breach of Bond | Additional defendants: J. P. Y. Whitfield and Caleb H. Jones. The defendants were under the firm name, Jones & Whitfield. Aetna Insurance Company brought this case against the defendant, Whitfield & Jones, upon the bond of defendant, Caleb H. Jones, their local agent in Clarksville. Aetna Insurance Company alleged the defendant, Caleb H. Jones, received $11,943 from premiums and never paid Aetna Insurance Company. | Middle |
Range: 21 Section: H Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1530 |
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| 1875 | A. J. Fanning, admr., of Minerva Fanning, & A. J., Cassius, Horace & Robert Fanning v. John Black, et al. | Montgomery | Estate Settlement | Robert Black died with a probated will, & over $2400 in debt. Before he died, Black was the admr. of the estate of William Black. He took control over the estate and bought and sold property, using money from William's account as he was unable to pay the transactions himself. Suit filed to settle debts & estate. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 5 Box Number: 8 |
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| 1875 | A. Hynes Ewing v. Charles M. Hiter & Gertrude Hiter | Montgomery | Deed Dispute | In 1860, the defendants executed a deed which conveyed property set out to William Leonard Hiter in trustee for the use and benefit of themselves for life and then onto their children Charles & Gertrude. W. L. Hiter died in 1865 and then plaintiff was appointed as trustee. Juliet Hiter was also mentioned. Juliet, Charles Sr. & Gertrude Sr. were all dec. leaving their children as beneficiaries both of whom were under 21. Provision in deed allows trustee to sell land to pay off debts. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 3 Box Number: 23a |
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| 1874 | William M. Daniel v. A. Weill et al. | Montgomery | Land and Title Dispute | Additional defendants: Lizzie Weill, Ida H. Beaumont, Georgia C. Beaumont, Frank S. Beaumont, C. W. Beaumont; dispute over purchase of land by guardian ad litem | Middle |
Range: 32 Section: F Shelf: 1 Box Number: 341 |
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| 1874 | State v. Phil Hoffman, T. Herndon, John S. Howell | Montgomery | Scire Facias | Incomplete case file. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 1 Box Number: 13 |
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| 1874 | State v. Ike Bell (col.) | Montgomery | Larceny | Items stolen were the property of G. D. White. | Middle |
Range: 34 Section: B Shelf: 3 Box Number: 590 |
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| 1874 | State v. Dick Poindexter | Montgomery | Larceny | Larceny against Rhoda Barton. | Middle |
Range: 32 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 355 |
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| 1874 | Robert A. Mickle, J. G., Andrew B., Melville C., & Benjamin F. Mickle, G. W. & S. A. Clanton, Thomas & A. M. Cooper, v. Brown & O'Neal, exes. | Montgomery | Estate Dispute/ Settlement | John C. Mickle died in 1859 w/ a probated will. Brown & Oneal were exe's falsely claimed the estate owed huge debts. They sold off $15k worth of property, including enslaved people, accepting notes. Slavery was outlawed, but the notes were still unpaid. Discussion of enslaved people including Worleigh, Judy, Harriet, Newton, Kate, Abbey, Milbon, Jane, Peter, Manus, Manuel, Jerry, Leamuel, Milly, Leannah, Jinney, Aleck, Lavinia & children, Vinny & 6 children. Also enslaved's clothing. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 4 Box Number: 7 |
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| 1874 | Polk G. Johnson v. C. M. Stuart | Montgomery | Debt Dispute | In Dec. 1859 James Tait(?) contracted to sell a certain parcel of land in Clarksville to C. M. Stuart for the sum of $3000. Tait executed a bond of title to Stuart and Stuart executed 3 promissory notes for $1000 each. The promissory notes were then transferred to 1) Mrs. Amanda Munkford (2 notes) and 2) J. M. Jones (1 note). In April 1861, Jones transferred note by endorsement to J. W. Beaumont, trustee for the purpose of set out in a trust deed executed by Jones. Beaumont died w/o settling up. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 5 Box Number: 41 |
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| 1874 | Cross Parker & Co. & Bradley & Harrell v. Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad Company | Montgomery | Contract Dispute and Damages | Additional defendant: George T. Lewis, Rec. of the State and President of the railroad. Plaintiffs: James B. Cross, W. B. Cross, & C. Parker. Bradley & Harrell was contracted with President and Directors of RR to build a depot & station house for said company. Plaintiffs claimed the defendant did not pay them for their work an that they are entitled to a lien as mechanics on the said lot of ground and buildings for their work, labor, and materials furnished. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 1 Box Number: 31 |
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| 1874 | Chris Hickman v. State | Montgomery | Liquor, Sale of Illegal | Selling whiskey on a Sunday. | Middle |
Range: 32 Section: F Shelf: 3 Box Number: 353 |
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| 1874 | C. W. Greenfield, admr. with will annexed of J. N. Barker, dec. V. J. N. Barker et als. | Montgomery | Estate Settlement | J. N. Barker died in 1873. At the time of his death he possessed 56 acres of land known as the Dunbar Leave track. In his will he devised that the property be divided among his wife and other heirs. There were also debts owed on the estate for which Barker had no resources to pay except by sale of the land. Medical expenses were due to Dr. Beaumont which were paid from Greenfield's pocket. The other debts coul only be paid from a sale of the land but the will did not authorize sale of land. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 40 |
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| 1874 | Alexander Outlaw v. Larkin Bradley et al. | Montgomery | Debt Settlement | Defendant: L. H. Baird. Additional parties: H. J. Oliphant, G. L. Keesee, W. B. Cross, John W. Matches, James H. Bradley, John Bradley, W. H. Marshall, Jane E. Bradley, A. Deland, Thomas J. Johnson, B. F. Clements, B. F. Bradley, James E. Bailey, etc. A contract dispute over the delivery of cord wood to the Corbandale Distillery. Plaintiffs decided to stop the delivered the called up Bradley for a settlement but found that the plaintiff was due $1,124.70. Bradley paid him $1,024.70 leaving out $100. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: E Shelf: 1 Box Number: 18 |
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| 1873 | Pat Sullivan v. State | Montgomery | Assault | Assault and battery with intent to commit murder upon Tom Morrisey. | Middle |
Range: 32 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 355 |
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| 1873 | M. V. Ingram v. John B. Thomas et al. | Montgomery | Debt Settlement | Additional defendants: J. R. Miller, John T. Johnson, Webb T. Garth, Amanda Munford, admr. of W. B. Munford; Arthur Munford, Ella Munford, Lewis Munford, Edward Munford, Irwin Munford, James E. Bailey, admr. of Charles Baily, dec.; Mrs. Charles Bailey, Dr. Bright Bailey, James E. Bailey, Charles Bailey, Thomas W. King, trustee; J. H. Johnson admr. of T. W. Wisdom, dec. Ingram and Miller were business partners. Property sold to Johnson and Garth for $8,700 half in cash and the rest paid in 8 months. | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 85 |
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| 1872 | W. J. Castner v. Thomas C. Hopper et al. | Montgomery | Debt | Middle |
Range: 20 Section: J Shelf: 2 Box Number: 82a |
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