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Year | Case Name | County | Cause/Crime | Case Description | Division | Location | # Pages | PDFs | Actions |
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1886 | J. A. Burns & wife v. John D. Headrick, et al | Blount | Land, Partition of | Additional plaintiff: Susan Burns (formerly Walker). Additional defendants: Joseph N. Walker, John Walker, J. H. Walker, Mary Cummings. Susan Burns and the defendants were siblings of James T. Walker dec. who had no widow or heirs. Plaintiff claims that James T. Walker owned 1/3 interest in a 195 acre tract in Blount County, known as the Thomas Hicks farm on Reed Creek and the Little River. Dispute is over rents collected and further partitioning and selling the land. | East |
Range: 19 Section: B Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1890 |
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1886 | G. W. Kincade v. William P. Hastings | Blount | Damages | Plaintiff is noted as being colored. Plaintiff was attending the Freedman's Normal School but claimed he was wrongfully dismissed by the defendant. Plaintiff claimed this dismissal impacted his ability to attend Maryville College as well. Kincade sued for $2000 in damages due to the claimed improper dismissal. | East |
Range: 19 Section: C Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1866 |
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1886 | Elbert Williams v. Alex Pickens, et al and M. J. Pickens v. Samuel Pickens, admr., et al | Blount | Debt Settlement | In the first case, plaintiff alleges he is owed $160 on a note taken out by A. Pickens. The additional defendant in the case was M. J. Pickens who the plaintiff explained was filing for divorce from A. Pickens, her husband. In the divorce fling, A Pickens is thought to have 1/6 interest in a tract of land and therefor should be able to pay. The second case dealt with the estate of Mary Pickens, dec. | East |
Range: 19 Section: B Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1876 |
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1886 | Cowan, McClung & Co., et al. v. Boyd McMurray, et al. | Blount | Debt | 10 other plaintiffs (7 firms & 3 individuals). 9 other defendants (all individuals). Case appears to primarily be plaintiffs suing G. A. Emert for debt & seeking to collect from other defendants as relations of Emert's wife. | East |
Range: 19 Section: B Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1894 |
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1886 | Cowan, McClung & Co. v. D. P. Gass, et al. | Blount | Debt | Plaintiffs: Cowan McClung & Co., R. N. Hood. Defendants: D. P. Gass, William Gass (Knox C.) & Juliet C. Gass (Blount C.). Debt of 632.00, $3.05 court costs. Cowan McClung & Co., a firm comprised of Perez Dickinson, James D. Cowan, F. H. McClung, C. J. McClung, Matt McClung, Jacob L. Thomas & Robert M. Rhea- all of Knox Co. | East |
Range: 5 Section: D Shelf: 5 Box Number: 78 |
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1886 | A. J. L. McTeer, et al. v. Richard LeBow, et al. | Blount | Estate Dispute | Additional plaintiff: Ruth J. McTeer. Additional defendants: David Goddard, T. J. Robinson, George Snider, James W. Heitch, S.F. Bell, James Waters, D.B. Lawson, E.B. McKeehan, H.L.W. Heackeny, W.S. Griffiths, William Henderson, Arch Heitch, John O. Rhea, S.L. Greer, and A.R. McButh. Ruth McTeer(nee Jeffries) is the only heir of Wm. M. Jeffries, who died during the Civil War. Ruth was too young to administer the estate, and her legal guardian misappropriated the bonds, land, and estate. Sought to reclaim. | East |
Range: 20 Section: A Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1635 |
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1885 | Sterling S. Lanier v. Jesse C. Engles | Blount | Estate Settlement | Deceased: Sidney C. Lanier; land and property deeds made before and after death; settlement required for children and widow | East |
Range: 19 Section: A Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1904 |
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1885 | State v. J. C. Tunnell and R. H. Hart | Blount | Liquor Violation | Tunnell and Hart were charged with selling liquor to students. E. A. Watson was a student named in the case as buying liquor from Tunnell and Hart. Watson was a "student of an educational institution at Maryville" at the time of the case. | East |
Range: 19 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1917 |
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1885 | James W. Everett and James P. Raulston v. John C. Duncan and H. T. Hackney | Blount | Notes | The suit was brought in order to collect an amount due on a note given by J. McCoy to Everett & D. [?] Broyles. McCoy intended to buy one-half interest in a saw & grist mill property. Everett and Raulston were absent when a judge ordered the mill property to be sold. Bill Hackney bought it. Complainants charged that Duncan (their agent) grossly abused their faith and confidence in him, causing them to lose the mill. Much explanatory testimony starting on p. 33. See ET 71 | East |
Range: 8 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 874 |
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1884 | William Pugh v. W. S. Griffitts | Blount | Contract Dispute and Damages | William Pugh was listed as a minor at the time of the case. His regular guardian was listed as A. J. Best. G. W. Huffsteller preceded Best as Pugh's guardian. Huffsteller had contracted with Griffits for Pugh to work for him and go to school. Pugh was to go to school through the winter and, after March 1, work for Griffits at a rate of $7 per month. On August 19, Pugh was sent home with Griffits saying he didn't "want him any longer." | East |
Range: 19 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1912 |
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1884 | S. M. Winchester v. Saul F. Bell | Blount | Damages | Winchester operated a steam sawmill upon Bell's land. The agreement was that Winchester could dump the sawdust from Bell's place into a nearby stream--provided the stream had sufficient water. If not, Winchester promised to haul the sawdust out and and burn it. Winchester accused Bell of soon forbidding him to dump the dust in the stream. | East |
Range: 15 Section: B Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1895 |
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1884 | John P. Rhea v. John J. Green, admr. | Blount | Child Support | Green was the administrator of Ezra Lee, who died intestate, leaving two minor children: William A. Lee and John W. Lee. Rhea was their guardian. At issue was the children's support for one year. Included is Ezra's estate inventory and list of sales. Possessions included a desk, "table spread," safe, watch, brass kettle, wash kettle, mirror, sewing machine, farm implements, farm animals, and lumber. | East |
Range: 19 Section: B Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1895 |
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1884 | J. S. McDonough, et al. v. James Prater, et al. | Blount | Land and Title Dispute | SEE ALSO BOX ET 1890 for 243 pages. Additional defendant: William M. Brickell. Dispute over 320 acre tract of land in 5th Civil District on Halston River. Defendant Prater resided on land. | East |
Range: 5 Section: E Shelf: 4 Box Number: 102 |
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1884 | C. C. Jones, et al. v. W. W. Walker, et al. | Blount | Land and Title Dispute | Dispute over land originally granted to Isaac and Rebecca Anderson. Plaintiff's brief only. | East |
Range: 9 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1052 |
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1884 | A. J. L. McTeer, et al. v. Richard LeBow et al. | Blount | Breach of Trust | William M. Jeffries died during the Civil War, leaving his widow, & his daughter Ruth M. McTeer. The widow then married Joseph Miller, & Miller was legally bonded as Ruth's guardian. Ruth rec'd pension from her father's death; Miller handled her money. Ruth married A. J. L. McTeer, however, the court failed to make Miller renew his bond. Miller squandered her money, was ordered to turn repay her, however he was insolvent. | East |
Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 2 Box Number: 5 |
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1884 | A. C. Montgomery v. R. A. Brewer | Blount | Replevin | Replevin of six hogs that Brewer was accused of unlawfully seizing and detaining from Montgomery. | East |
Range: 19 Section: B Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1895 |
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1884 | A. C. Montgomery v. R. A. Brennen | Blount | Replevin | The case involved an ordinance regarding hogs running at large. File consists of defendant's brief only. | East |
Range: 9 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1052 |
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1883 | State v. William Shelly | Blount | Perjury | Shelly, a yeoman, was accused of swearing falsely in the case of State v. John Norwood, 1882 wherein Norwood was accused of illegally retailing liquors. In court, Shelly stated that Norwood sold him a bitters bottle full of whiskey. Possibly linked to State v. John Norwood, 1867 in ET1194. | East |
Range: 18 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1940 |
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1883 | State v. John and George Norton | Blount | Assault with Intent to Kill | Defendants are two yeomen accused of shooting and killing John H. Headrick dec. 1878. The circumstances are not included in the case but the Nortons were found not guilty. | East |
Range: 18 Section: J Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1936 |
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1883 | James Matthews et al. v. Blount County | Blount | Tax Collection | Plaintiff filed this case against defendant concerning taxes defendant alleged that he owed to the county. Plaintiff alleged that tax amount was incorrect and filed this case to have it lowered. Additional Defendant: J. S. Thomas. Additional County involved: Loudon. See also Box ET1650 | East |
Range: 5 Section: C Shelf: 1 Box Number: 28 |
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1883 | Campbell Gillespie, admr. v. B. F. Badgett, Jr. | Blount | Estate Settlement | Plaintiff administrator for W. C. Gillespie, dec. He recovered a judgment of $412.85 against the deft. Case involves the circumstances surrounding the sale of the deft's life estate to pay the debt. | East |
Range: 18 Section: J Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1951 |
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1883 | C. C. James, et al. v. W. W. Walker, et al. | Blount | Ejectment | Additional Parties: Unknown. | East |
Range: 5 Section: D Shelf: 5 Box Number: 78 |
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1883 | C. B. Davis and Wife, Margaret A. Davis v. J. R. Coulter (possibly J. R. Colter) | Blount | Trespass and Damages | The Davis' sued the defendant for trespassing and possessing a tract of land with a grist and saw mill, of which the plaintiffs claimed title. They sued for repossession and $1,000 in damages. | East |
Range: 18 Section: J Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1946 |
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1882 | State v. Tillman Reagan | Blount | Larceny | Incomplete case file. Judgment only. | East |
Range: 9 Section: E Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1156 |
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1882 | J. M. Griffitts & Co. v. J. C. Howard | Blount | Debt | J. M. Griffitts & Co. was a partnership made up of James M. Griffitts and George Griffitts. J. C. Howard is also listed as James C. Howard in the case materials. Debt due by account under $200. | East |
Range: 18 Section: H Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1972 |
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1882 | H. L. McNutt v. J. A. Porter & M. L. McConnell | Blount | Failure to Pay | Incomplete case file. Porter had stored US Quarter Master inventory, & wanted payment for the goods. Porter owed McNutt, & McNutt sought payment via liquidation of the stores. | East |
Range: 5 Section: B Shelf: 3 Box Number: 18a |
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1881 | James W. Everett & James P. Raulston v. John P. Duncan, et al. | Blount | Debt Dispute | Dispute involves the purchase of one-half interest in a mill property. Case file is incomplete; briefs only. Defendants: John P. Duncan, H. T. Hackney. See James W. Everett and James P. Raulston v. John C. Duncan and H. T. Hackney ET874 | East |
Range: 5 Section: D Shelf: 4 Box Number: 71 |
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1881 | J. F. Deaderick v. N. J. Phillips | Blount | Unknown | Costs only. Court of Origin: Unknown. | East |
Range: 5 Section: D Shelf: 6 Box Number: 81 |
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1881 | C. J. Cates, trustee, et al. v J. C. McCoy et al. | Blount | Default on Promissory Note | Cates was the trustee of D. W. Broyles. McCoy supposedly executed a note for $1,500 to James W. Everett and D. W. Broyles for the purchase of 1/2 interest in a tract of land near Maryville known as the McCoy Mill. Cate alleged there was never any payment on the note or interest and sued for the debt. | East |
Range: 18 Section: H Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1980 |
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1881 | Blount County v. F. W. Taylor Sr. Rel. | Blount | Petition for Mandamus | Concerns $120,000 in bonds owed to the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad Company as authorized by the Tennessee General Assembly in an act passed on January 27, 1854. | East |
Range: 18 Section: H Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1986 |
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1881 | Annie E. Fulton (widow), ex parte. | Blount | Ex Parte Petition | Annie is the widow of Charles A. Fulton, died intestate. Fulton had no estate and so Annie filed an application for one years support from William M. Hood, W. H. Kirk, A. M. Rule. | East |
Range: 5 Section: A Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1 |
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1881 | A. P. Chapman v. C. J. Cates, Trustee et al. | Blount | Petition for Injunction | Cate was trustee of James W. Everett and D. N. Broyles. Chapman purchased a one half interest in a tract of land from Everett and Broyles. He made payment of multiple note for the property and built added-value structures to the tract. The defendants transferred the notes to Cates as trustee who recovered judgments against the plaintiff for the recovery of the amounts due. Chapman requested an injunction to prevent the collection of the judgments, which he claimed were unjust and a delivery of deed. | East |
Range: 18 Section: G Shelf: 3 Box Number: 2004 |
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1880 | State v. John West | Blount | Bigamy | Incomplete case file. Original case unknown. Copy of the judgment only. | East |
Range: 5 Section: E Shelf: 3 Box Number: 99 |
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1880 | Mathias Whitehead v. Samuel Whitehead | Blount | Debt | Debt from the purchase of land with a sum of about $200.00 to be paid. | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1675 |
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1880 | Jesse Kerr, Sr. v. M. L. McConnell et al | Blount | Failure to Enforce Laws | Additional Defendants: John Lowry, Hames N. Rowan, Joseph Mathews, A. F. Watter, John N. McGinley, James M. Scott, Newton McComell, Nicholas Brewer, Alfred McConnell and William N. Henderson. Motion was against the defendant who was a Sheriff and his securities for the failure to pay the sum of $ 129.66. The sum was from the case of Jesse Kerr v. W. M. Jones and John M. Hieskell. | East |
Range: 19 Section: G Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1720 |
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1880 | Anna Gamble v. Moses Gamble | Blount | Injunction | Additional plaintiffs John H. Morton, Jm. Williams and Josias Gamble. Additional defendants Richard Keeble and E. Goddard. The plaintiff was asking for an injunction to stop the sale of her land and homestead. | East |
Range: 19 Section: G Shelf: 2 Box Number: 1726 |
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1880 | Allen Garner Jr. v. State | Blount | Forgery | Garner was charged with forgery for a document stating that the Trustee of Blount county would pay money to one Will. A. McTeer. | East |
Range: 19 Section: H Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1718 |
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1879 | William Henderson v. A. J. Ish, admr. of A. Ish, dec., et al. | Blount | Petitions for Relief | Other defendants: Benjamin A. Ish; B. F. Welcker (Welcher); William M. Brickell, ex. of J. B. Lackey, dec.; Josephine Lackey (widow of J. B.); Eliza J. C. Lackey; James Lackey. Henderson was surety on Ish's bond as admr. of father's estate. He claimed that Ish had Welcker sell land from estate to J. B. Lackey & hid proceeds of sale from estate's creditors. This left Henderson liable for judgement against estate brought by Thomas Boyd for the use of Josiah Richmond. | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1661 |
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1879 | Thomas Frow et al v. John H. De Armond et al | Blount | Land | Additional plaintiffs: Mary E. Frow, Joshua French and Cynthia R. French and Sam P. Rowan. Additional defendants: Margaret De Armond, James L. Snider, Susan Snider, Martha Nun, Jorace Nun, John R. Nun and James N. Nun. Land could not be divided equally among the seven surviving heirs. The plaintiff was asking the court to sell the land and divide the sum up between the heirs. | East |
Range: 19 Section: H Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1690 |
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1879 | Mary A. Spradlin, admr. of S. B. Thompson, dec. v. Samuel Tullock | Blount | Estate Settlement | This case dealt with a debt of $238.84 and discussed the need to sell one slave in order to satisfy the debt owed by the estate. | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1677 |
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1879 | Mary A. Hamil v. J. W. Hamil, et al. | Blount | Divorce | Additional defendants: James P. Roulston, Henry Hamil exe. of the will of David Hamil dec., John J. Faulkner, T. J. Frow, R. F. Walker, T. D. Carpenter, and John W. Cates. Plaintiff was the wife of J. W. Hamil and had been married to him for 26 years at the time of the suit. The couple had three children. Only two (Robert and Martha Hamil) were named in the suit. Plaintiff was abandoned by her husband in 1873 and later brought suit seeking a divorce and homestead rights on a 50 acre tract of land. | East |
Range: 18 Section: F Shelf: 4 Box Number: 2035 |
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1879 | Henry Rogers v. State | Blount | Larceny, Petit | Rogers was in custody for petit larceny. The case was brought forth to prove that Rogers had served his time and was still in custody due to clerical error. | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1670 |
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1879 | C. B. and Margaret Davis v. J. R. Colter and R. Keble | Blount | Nuisance | In, 1873 C. B. Davis purchased from A. D. Knox a tract of land located in the 13th Civil District of Blount County, Tennessee. Plaintiffs later brought suit complaining that the defendants built a damn which caused the Little Ellijoy [?] Creek to back water onto said land and damage their mill. Additional case materials in ET 1941 (Range 18, Section J, Shelf 3). | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1681 |
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1878 | R. P. Chandler, et al. v. State | Blount | Tax Collection | Chandler was revenue collector for Blount County. State sued him & his surety over state revenue collections for the year 1875. Additional documents located in ET 1648. Additional defendants George Brown, W. D. McGinley, J. W. H. Tipton, Geo. Snider, Henry Webb, William M. Brickell, John H. Dearmond, R. I. Wilson, H. L. McNutt, J. O. Brown, and J. G. Nortan. | East |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 6 Box Number: 1599 |
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1878 | R. I. Wilson v. J. P. Edmundson et al. | Blount | Injunction | Additional defendants: Elias Goddard Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court at Maryville, Tennessee, and Smith Murphy and Co. The plaintiff brings suit seeking an injunction restricting Edmundson, Sheriff of Blount County, from levying an execution on his property. Said execution was issued by Goddard to collect on a decree won against the plaintiff in a previous suit involving the defendant Smith Murphy and Co. Plaintiff complains that the decree has already been satisfied. | East |
Range: 20 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1640 |
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1878 | John Gardener v. Alexander Kennedy | Blount | Land | File incomplete. Opinion only. On 10 April 1863 the plntff. sold to the deft for $1200 an undivided interest in one-half of a tract of land, "acknowledging the receipt of the purchase money on the face of the deed". On 25 Nov. 1873 plntff. filed a bill asking that the deed by set aside because it had been fraudulently obtained. Gardener also spelled Gardiner. Add. Documents located in ET 1681. | East |
Range: 19 Section: J Shelf: 1 Box Number: 1663 |
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1878 | Alex McLin v. J. A. Brakebill & Co., et al | Blount | Notes | Plaintiff filed this case to recover a debt from defendants in the form of an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: A. H. Hodge, Peter Brakebill | East |
Range: 20 Section: A Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1642 |
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1877 | W. D. McGinley trustee et al. v. Henry H. Stephens et al. | Blount | Foreclosure | Additional defendants: David Chandler and John Brown. Additional plaintiffs unknown. Stephens executed a trust deed to the plaintiff conveying a tract of land in the 11th District of Blount County containing 62 acres. Said deed was made to secure payment of a notes made by Stephens to David Chandler and John Brown. Pursuant to the terms of said trust deed, plaintiff attempted to sell the tract of land but without success. Plaintiff is now seeking foreclosure of the trust deed. | East |
Range: 20 Section: D Shelf: 3 Box Number: 1583 |
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1877 | State v. David Goddard, Moses Elliot, & W. C. Conner | Blount | Trespass | The dfnts were charged with Trespass on the Case. The three were appointed as Chairman and Associate Judges of the County Court of Blount County, and under their direction forced the Tax Collector to not take and refused to collect the taxes he raised or recognize the land claimed for taxation purposes. | East |
Range: 20 Section: A Shelf: 4 Box Number: 1647 |
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1877 | Spencer Donaldson v. State | Blount | Murder | Donaldson wasaccused of Murdering Priscilla Gregory and her unborn child with a hoe. Priscilla and Donaldson were neighbors, and Priscilla had been at the Donaldson home on the day of her murder. Priscilla was 17 years old at the time of her death and described as being mulatto. It is suggested that Donaldson impregnated Priscilla and murdered her to hide their relationship. The casefile notes that Priscilla and her family had moved to Blunt County from Knoxville after the Civil War. | East |
Range: 20 Section: A Shelf: 5 Box Number: 1651 |
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