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Year	Case Name	County	Cause/Crime	Case Description	Division	Location	# Pages	PDFs	Actions
1941	Bob Sampson v. State	Blount	Unknown	Incomplete case file. Order dismissing appeal and remanding only.	East	Range: 9 Section: C Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1101	4	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	William Horace Kidd v. W. M. Condry	Blount	Recovery	In 1937 Kidd bought a Plymouth from Condry on credit. Kidd traded in a Chevrolet sedan for the new car as down payment. Condry repossessed the Plymouth, but did not refund any money to Kidd. Condry was ordered to pay Kidd $600 but Condry appealed. 2 folders.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 10	234	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Paul A. Appleby, Trustee v. Roy C. Norton & D. M. Norton	Blount	Failure to Pay	Norton traded in one car for another, financing it with Southern Finance. He was given a credit for the car, & the contract reflected the credit. However, the total installments he was asked to pay over an 18 month period added up to the total before the credit. Norton stopped paying; the car was repossessed. After repossession he was billed for further amounts, but claims he is no longer liable as he turned the car over to the finance company.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 7	45	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	O. C. Drinnen & E. A. Wood v. Tennessee Real Estate Co.	Blount	Land	Frank Goddard listed his farm for sale with the Tennessee Real Estate Company with a goal of netting $7500. Wood & Drinnen signed a contract for a purchase price of $7700, then paid only $7500. The real estate company sued to recover the additional $200.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1594	85	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Margaret E. Litterer v. Blount County et al.	Blount	Right of Way	Litterer sued the county when they tried to finalize highway rights of way by use of condemnation procedures on her property.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 7	61	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	L. E. Cole & W. T. Butler v. State	Blount	Robbery	Incomplete file. Judgment only.	East	Range: 9 Section: C Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1100	1	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	John C. Crawford v. Nancy Townsend, et al.	Blount	Estate Dispute/ Settlement	Crawford was appointed admr of W. C. Townsend's estate, whom died intestate. W. C. left a wife, & many heirs some of which could not be located. A year's support was set aside for the widow, Nancy Townsend. Crawford sued to keep Nancy from making greater claims on the estate. Mentioned: Elmer, Robert & Dorothy Townsend, Mary E. T. & Roxie Stinnett Roberts, William & Hugh Stinnett.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 10	122	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Jess Todd v. State	Blount	Other	Cause of Action: Violating regulatory law by overloading truck.	East	Range: 6 Section: A Shelf: 2 Box Number: 232	34	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Ella Rose v. Mary Lucy Rose	Blount	Fraud	W. Mat Rose & Ella were married. W. Mat filed for divorce on the grounds that two years prior Ella deserted him. W. Mat then moved to Georgia where he married Mary Lucy, then he died. He left no estate for the wives to compete for, only a single workman's compensation claim.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 10	47	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Edna Axley by next friend v. Ben Satterfield	Blount	Gambling	Satterfield ran a pool hall. Axley's husband, John Ott Axley a minor, gambled at the pool hall. Satterfield encouraged his gambling, even cashing checks for Axley so that he may continue to bet. Edna sued to recover the money her husband lost while gambling. Rules of games, like Crazy Kelley or Kelley Pool, bet upon described, giving insight into a 1940s private, social world.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 10	102	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1940	Bessie Warren v. Edgar McReynolds, et al.	Blount	Estate Dispute/ Settlement	Bessie was exrx. To Delia & J. H. Warren's estates. R. P. McReynolds executed a promissory note to the estates for $18,900 for four tracts of land. Although some payments were made, a substantial debt was owed on the note. R. P. died. The heirs of each family sought to settle debts & the estates. Mentioned: Mead Warren, Johnnie M. Pflanze, Beulah M. French, Stephen W., Ed & Edna McReynolds, Annie M. Griffiths, Nellie M. Newman. 2 folders.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 10	251	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1939	W. M. Condry v. B. L. Martin Jr., et al	Blount	Non-payment of Bank Note	Martin bought a 1936 Chevrolet from Condry. Because Martin had no money to make a down payment, Burl Gregory & Eric Kidd signed a $100 note for him to make a down payment. Martin used the car sometime but was thrown out of work due to the strike at the Aluminum Company of America plant. He returned the car w/the understanding that Condry should hold it for Martin. (Burl's name also spelled Burrell Gregory.)	East	Range: 8 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 797	57	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1939	Stanley Bird Motor Co. v. John Wilson	Blount	Failure to Pay	John Wilson sued Stanley, Fred, & Harold Bird who were DBA Stanley Bird Motor Company. Wilson had purchased a 1937 Plymouth sedan under a conditional sales contract to be paid in installments. Wilson lost his job, notified the company, then left the car with them until he could resume payments. However, when he resumed payments, the company & Wilson disagreed about how much money had been previously paid.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 7	65	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1939	Claude Huffman v. W. M. Condry	Blount	Failure to Pay	Huffman had purchased an automobile creating a note to Condry for $600, payable in weekly payments of $10. Condry then repossessed Huffman's automobile because payments were not being made.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 7	67	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	State, ex rel. Ruth Cupp v. Clayton Maples	Blount	Child Support	Cupp, a single woman, accused Maples with bastardy and asked the court to recognize him as the father. He admitted to having relations with her, but denied the child was his. Ruth asked for the maintenance of the child until he/she was 12. The child was born January 30, 1935. Ruth filed a pauper oath, which could result in the child becoming a county charge. Hon. Sue K. Hicks (prosecutor at the 1925 John T. Scopes trial) presided. Precedent cited was William Goddard v. State.	East	Range: 9 Section: H Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1252	59	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	State v. Ray Flynn & Ora Mae Felty aka Ora Mae Felte	Blount	Murder	Victim: Bart Coker. R. Flynn found guilty of murder in the first degree and was sentenced to death by electrocution. O. M. Felty found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to 21 years in prison.	East	Range: 9 Section: J Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1270	333	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	S. C. Rippeth et al. v. Sears, Roebuck & Company	Blount	Debt	Additional defendant: Katherine C. Rippeth. Sears, Roebuck and Co. sued defendants for debt due by contract (for roofing) under $500. Court ruled in favor of defendant for $200. Files contains 3 roofing orders.	East	Range: 9 Section: J Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1291	69	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Ray Gutridge v. State	Blount	Keeping a Bawdy House	Ray Gutridge appealed his conviction for operating a bawdy house in several buildings (a store and cabins located behind the store) on real property fronting Niles Ferry Highway in Blount County, TN. See also Ray Gutridge v. State, ET 1116	East	Range: 9 Section: C Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1116	111	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Ray Gutridge v. State	Blount	Liquor Violation	SuRay Gutridge appealed his conviction for selling beer without a license. Ray had a license to sell beer at his place of business on Niles Ferry Highway, but that license did not allow him to sell beer at a second store 12 miles south of there. See also Ray Gutridge v. State, ET 1116	East	Range: 9 Section: C Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1116	38	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	New York Life Insurance Company v. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Caylor et al	Blount	Insurance Disputes	Add. defendant: Mrs. Pernie Chenoweth. The plaintiff holds an insurance policy on James A. Caylor for $2,000, effective March 1922. The defendant was made beneficiary to that policy, but J. A. Caylor reserved the right to change the beneficiary to P. Chenoweth, which he did in 1930 and died in 1934. E. A. Caylor filed for the benefits, claiming the change to P. Chenoweth as beneficiary was made under fraudulent circumstances. Plaintiff cannot safely pay either party without a court recommendation.	East	Range: 9 Section: J Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1288	506	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Lofton Ownby v. Little River Lumber Co.	Blount	Workman's Compensation		East	Range: 7 Section: J Shelf: 2 Box Number: 758	212	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Leonard Cole v. I. N. Patty, et al	Blount	Land, Sale of	Additional defendant: Alice Patty	East	Range: 8 Section: J Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1033	436	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	James Madison v. The City of Maryville et al	Blount	Injunction	Madison was engaged in sale of beer at Cusick & Parker Streets in Maryville when City passed new ordinance #393 regulating beer sales, which Madison claims deprives him of his right to engage in that business, violating his Constitutional rights. Add. Def: other City officials: Bd of Commissioners (A.R. McCamon, Dr. A.M. Gamble, J.L. Vineyard, Ernest C. Brown), Recorder (J.I. Walker), Attorney (Homer A. Goddard).	East	Range: 9 Section: H Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1269	77	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Hamp Garland v. Perry Headrick, et al.	Blount	Damages	Additional defendants: Amos J. Lequire and Joe Allen. Garland sued the defendants individually and as Blount County Road Commissioners for damages caused by def'ts putting rocks, earth, stumps, etc. on plaintiff's land along the road, thereby causing the water to overflow, wash away his land and roads to his damage $450. In Exhibits folder, there are 4 pictures of the road, creek, and buildings on the property. 2 folders.	East	Range: 9 Section: H Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1253	346	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1938	Georgia Cowan v. T. S. McConnell et al	Blount	Debt	Origin of Debt: illegal collection on promissory note. Exhibits include promissory note. Add. Defendant: Will A. McTeer.	East	Range: 7 Section: H Shelf: 5 Box Number: 735	424	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	Wesley Cardin v. Rowe Transfer & Storage Co. & Della Cardin v. Rowe Transfer & Storage Co.	Blount	Unknown	Photographs of side road, period autos, subpoena for Henry Ditmore, and small hand-drawn map. Case missing.	East	Range: 8 Section: G Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1001	9	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	W. B. McMurray v. Bank of Blount County	Blount	Injunction	Pla. is seeking an injunction restraining the def. from attempting to collect on a note, on which the plaintiff is surety. Pla. complains that it was agreed upon that he would endorse a note for P. J. Martel but, due to inexperience with bills and notes, the plaintiff accidently signed his name on the face of the note instead of the back. Plaintiff further claims that the defendant extended the time of repayment on the note, nullifying the contract.	East	Range: 10 Section: G Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1487	52	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	State v. Roscoe Grindstaff	Blount	Liquor, Sale of Illegal	Roscoe Grindstaff was charged with the illegal sale of beer to the public at his place of business.	East	Range: 8 Section: J Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1036	22	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	State v. Hayes Vineyard	Blount	Liquor Violation	Plaintiff charged with possessing intoxicating liquors on the date of 20 July 1937 in violation of the law. Hayes Vineyard pardoned by Gov. Browning on 19 Nov. 1937.	East	Range: 9 Section: H Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1258	72	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	State v. Ernest Caylor & Shafter Vineyard	Blount	Liquor Violation	def.s. charged with possessing whiskey on 19 Oct. 1936. Hayes Vineyard & Nick Wilson originally also named def.s. in this case. Authorities found 24 pt. bottles & 8 1/2 pt. bottles when they searched a store house & filling station used by the 4 men.	East	Range: 9 Section: H Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1257	175	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	Margaret Foster Carpenter v. Ewing Wilder	Blount	Recovery of Money/ Wages	Plaintiff sued to collect on a $150 check drawn by the Wilder Estates, Inc. of Middlesboro, KY by Ewing Wilder. Payment on the check was stopped Plaintiff alleges that Hubert Carpenter had promised her $300 if she would marry him; the check was part of this arrangement. Defendant argues that liability, if any, rests with Wilder Estates, Inc. rather than himself, and that payment on the check was stopped at the request of Hubert Carpenter, who later married the plaintiff. Exhibits include stopped check.	East	Range: 9 Section: A Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1043	53	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	J. A. Garner et al. v. Sam H. Franklin, admr. et al	Blount	Wills, Contested	Additional Plaintiffs: Nell, Lloyd, Elizabeth & Ralph Garner. Additional Defendants: Mrs. Emma Lee Rice; Lillie Neal; Mrs. Sallie Brendle of TX; Ivan Davis of IL; Mrs. Flora Maul of NY. Plaintiffs children of Lula Garner, dec., & beneficiaries in will of James M. Davis, dec. 28 April 1932. Defendants were legatees of Davis under a previous will which they alleged was never revoked. Plaintiffs have been unable to locate the new will.	East	Range: 9 Section: A Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1044, 2837	1454	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	Hobart Johnson v. City of Alcoa	Blount	Damages	Sixteen year old Frank Johnson suffered a broken neck after diving into a swimming pool operated by the City of Alcoa. Hobart Johnson, as his representative, sued the city for $15,000 in damages. The pool was constructed over a natural stream or other water source, the water piped in from the uphill side, & drained out of the other. Good description of pool area construction. Good study for early 20th century municipal leisure space, & use research.	East	Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 9a	520	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	D. N. Broyes v. Sterchi Brothers Incorporated& J. Paul Law, Manager	Blount	Damages	Damages for not complying with the Conditional Sales law as set out in Section 7287 and 7291 in 1932 code of Tennessee under $500.00	East	Range: 8 Section: C Shelf: 5 Box Number: 852	142	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1937	Ben Martin & Ray Martin v. State	Blount	Murder	During an argument over money, the Martins & Frank Peery assaulted Connie Sullivan (male) with a gun and shot him to death. They were convicted of voluntary manslaughter. Top binding could not be removed w/o damage to the document. Exhibit accompanying Mrs. Sullivan's testimony is a hand-drawn floor plan of the house in which the murder took place. Individuals who were standing in the room are identified by one initial each. Floor plan is on the back of a Raulstons Dry Cleaning shirt box.	East	Range: 8 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1022	344	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	State v. Paul Waters	Blount	Manslaughter, Voluntary	The victim's name was Eldra Morton.	East	Range: 8 Section: F Shelf: 5 Box Number: 941	195	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	Rockford Milling Co. v. Rockford Manufacturing Co.	Blount	Injunction	Rockford Mill Co. a partnership comprised of George E. & Hobart Williams. Plaintiffs operate a mill powered by water from a dam owned & operated by defendant. They argue that an addition that the defendants made to the dam caused water to back into their mill's forebay & turbines, impairing its operation & affecting their livelihoods. They seek damages & an injection requiring the defendant to remove the addition. 5 Folders.	East	Range: 8 Section: F Shelf: 5 Box Number: 943	850	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, et al. v. Alfred N. Jackson, Jr., et al.	Blount	Deed of Trust	Additional Plaintiffs: Tom W. Mayberry,Fowler Brothers & Cox, Inc., F. E. Fowler, Harry P. Atkins. Additional defendants: Alfred N. Jackson, Sr., Eugene D. Jackson, Henry F. Jackson, Aimee J. Short, Rosa M. Jackson, A. N. Jackson III, Robert C. Jackson, Eugene Jackson, Jr., John McReynolds Jackson, Eleanor Jackson, Edward Jackson, Miriam Jackson, Ellen Jackson, Theodore Jackson Short	East	Range: 8 Section: F Shelf: 2 Box Number: 926	158	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	Neoma Huffstetler Cannon v. Jerva Cannon	Blount	Divorce		East	Range: 8 Section: D Shelf: 6 Box Number: 889	155	Case PDF (no opinion pdf)
1936	Logan Trust Co. v. William C. Winter	Blount	Debt	Plaintiff sued to collect $1169.90, the past due amount on a promissory note, plus interest & all costs of collection, including a 5% attorney's fee.	East	Range: 8 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1020	133	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	G. W. Greer Motor Co. v. Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.	Blount	Insurance Disputes	Plaintiff sued to recover face value of the policies that he held with defendant plus interest. On 27 Oct. 1926 the building in which he conducted his business & its contents were destroyed by fire. Defendant has refused to pay any claims, although the policy was during fire. Vols 1 & 5 in ET 998; Vol 3 in ET 2 as "Kramer & Kramer v. Goddard;" Vol 2 in ET 1339 as "Greer Motor Co v. St. Paul Fire;" Vol 4 in ET 22a as "Greer Motor Co. v. Insurance Companies, et al."	East	Range: 8 Section: G Shelf: 4 Box Number: 998	636	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1936	E. W. Sayne & Gussie Sayne v. McCammon & Ammons Funeral Home	Blount	Damages		East	Range: 8 Section: F Shelf: 3 Box Number: 932	286	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	W. H. Taylor et al. v. Blount County et al.	Blount	Eminent Domain	Additional plaintiffs in error: Muriel Taylor, E. M. Grant, Morristown Trust Co., and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Additional defendants in error: Blount County Highway Commission. Defendants in error are seeking to appropriate by condemnation for right of way purposes a tract of land located in the 11th Civil District of Blount County for future use as state highway 33-A. Exhibit material includes a map of the proposed highway.	East	Range: 10 Section: F Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1457	65	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	Tennessee, ex. rel., in error v. John W. Oliver, et. al., in error	Blount	Eminent Domain	Plaintiff, on behalf of the Tennessee Great Smoky Park Commission, petitioned to condemn & acquire defendants' land under the Public Acts of 1927. Add. Def.: Nancy Oliver; Charlton Karns; Jacob H Keeny; Robert C Ford; Henry N Camp Sr; William E Delaney's heirs; Daniel Cooper Swab's heirs; Morton Butler Timber Co; E E Barthell; Victor Hacker; Pruden, Lawson, Waters, Hatcher Families; Carrie E Whiteman; Fannie Cleppinger; F. L. Proffitt & Director of Maryville College.See also ET720, ET1495, ET1560 & ETOV38	East	Range: Section: Shelf: Box Number: 2360	413	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	State v. John Oliver, et al.	Blount	Land	Case involves acquiring of property for the Great Smoky Mountains Park Commission. Additional defendants: Nancy Oliver.	East	Range: 8 Section: C Shelf: 5 Box Number: 853	118	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	Luther Gibson v. W. O. Spangler	Blount	Replevin	For the return of a Willys-Overland Motors Co. Whippet 2-door sedan. Defendant was Blount County Deputy Sheriff.	East	Range: 8 Section: D Shelf: 2 Box Number: 866	45	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	Life & Casualty Insurance Co. v. Minnie Pate	Blount	Insurance Disputes		East	Range: 8 Section: C Shelf: 4 Box Number: 847	161	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	John E. Webb v. George D. Roberts, et al.	Blount	Other	John E. Webb, Trustee of Blount County, brought this suit under the Declaratory Judgment Statutes to have the court declare and adjudge that Chapter 529 of the Private Acts of the General Assembly for 1927 be held unconstitutional and void. Additional Defendant: Roy H. Beeler.	East	Range: 7 Section: J Shelf: 7 Box Number: 781	57	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	Joe Clifton & John Hollingshead v. State	Blount	Robbery	Victim: B. R. Rinehart	East	Range: 8 Section: B Shelf: 4 Box Number: 823	21	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy
1935	J. D. Bryant, by next friend, Ike Bryant v. Mrs. Carrie H. Beers	Blount	Injury and Damages	Beers, driving recklessly, struck J. D. Bryant, a minor, on a street in Alcoa. The boy was standing at a street corner when Beers ran over him. He suffered great injury and mental anguish, and was permanently disabled. The Bryants sued Beers for ten thousand dollars. Includes 4 photos of the accident site and a statement from George Tolbert.	East	Range: 8 Section: B Shelf: 6 Box Number: 832	358	(no case pdf) (no opinion pdf)	Order a Copy

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