Tennessee Supreme Court Cases relating to Stewart County
from the Tennessee State Library and Archives web site
Year |
Case Name |
County |
Cause/Crime |
Case Description |
Division |
Location |
1822 |
Thomas Buckingham
v. John Boyd |
Stewart |
Land |
Dispute over a
property in Stewart County |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1823 |
James Caldwell et
al. v. James Miller, Trustee |
Stewart |
Debt |
Additional
plaintiffs: James Mallory, Eldridge Green, Priscott
Crisp |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1824 |
James H. Russell v.
Burnell & Isaac Lanier |
Stewart |
Fraud |
Middle |
Range:20 |
|
1828 |
Jacob Brown and
Henry McRay v. Administrators of Cullen Cotton |
Stewart |
Bill of Sale |
The defendants in
this case were James P. Wall and Henry L. Wall, adminstrators
of Cullen Cotton, deceased. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1828 |
Brown and McGray v. James P. Wall and Henry L. Wall |
Stewart |
Unknown |
Not sure if this
location is correct |
Middle |
Range:20 |
1828 |
State v. George
Taylor |
Stewart |
Murder |
Victim: Benjamin
Griffin. |
Middle |
Range:33 |
1830 |
John P. Rushing, et
al. v. Patsey Leroy Gibson |
Stewart |
Slaves, Selling of |
Docs list defendant
as: "Patsey Leroy Gibson by her next friend James Hogan." Other
plaintiffs: William Rushing. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1830 |
Luke Roby v. James
Rutherford |
Stewart |
Recovery |
Middle |
Range:33 |
|
1831 |
Joshua Elder v.
Henry L. Atkins |
Stewart |
Debt |
Middle |
Range:33 |
|
1832 |
William M. Downs v.
John H. Petty |
Stewart |
Rent Dispute |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1833 |
Joshua Elder v.
Henry L. Atkins |
Stewart |
Debt |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1841 |
George Patterson v.
Oliver G. Waggoner, et al. |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Other defendants:
William A. Cook; John Steele, admin of John Steele, dec.;
Peter C. Buck; Stephen Cantrell; Cullen Bayless |
Middle |
Range:33 |
1843 |
State v. Henry, a
slave |
Stewart |
Assault with Intent
to Commit Rape |
Henry was a slave
who was the property of William Brigham and the woman was Margaret Buchannan
who was White |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1843 |
Jesse Goodman v.
John L. McMillan et al. |
Stewart |
Failure to Return
Execution |
Additional
Defendant: Hugh McMillan, Allen McCaskell, A.
Wallace, James Lowery, A. Lowery. Listed as "Recorded in Book No. 2,
695-8." |
Middle |
Range:21 |
1844 |
William B. Young v.
Thomas T. Watson et al. |
Stewart |
Damages |
Additional
defendants - John Kizer, Charlotte Dunlap, Willis Morgan, William K. Turner |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1845 |
C. C. Clements v.
Stewart Coounty TN. |
Stewart |
Land, Sale of |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1848 |
John Frasier v.
John Boyd |
Stewart |
Breaking and
Entering |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1849 |
State v. Joseph B.
Neville |
Stewart |
Other |
Cause of Action:
Murder of Slave named Maria |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1854 |
Nathan Brandon v.
Alexander Walker |
Stewart |
Slander |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1854 |
Bob Reynolds and
Jacob v. James Chambers et al. |
Stewart |
Slaves, Ownership
of |
A group of slaves
who belonged to a William Crouse were deeded over to a William Chambers with
the understanding that Crouse wished his slaves to be freed upon his death.
After his death, however, Chambers sold the slaves to a William Bowling |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1854 |
Samuel Stacker v.
William Cook et al. |
Stewart |
Sale of
Land/Property |
There is a dispute
between the two parties as the whether or not a tract of land was actually
sold |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1855 |
Newell Gentry and
Co. v. James A. Wilson |
Stewart |
Debt on Account |
Amount of debt $500 |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1855 |
Stewart County v.
Woods Payne and Co. |
Stewart |
Debt |
Defendants: James
Woods, A. G. Payne, Jane Bell. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1856 |
John May v.
Stanfill and Kimble et al. |
Stewart |
Debt, Execution on |
Additional Defedants: J. S. Weaks. $760 debt. Involves three slaves:
Peggy and her children Henry and George. Plaintiff claims that the sale of
the three slaves to a J. M. Was fake and served the
sole purpose of hiding property so Def. would not have |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1856 |
W. J. Bogard, et
al. v. William Stone |
Stewart |
Slaves, Ownership
of |
Additional
Plaintiffs: J. C. Bogard. Slave named Cherry and her children - John Henry,
Mary, Martha, and William. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1858 |
John Hinson v.
James Taylor and H.L. Cathy |
Stewart |
Ejectment |
Case also involves
charges of breaking and entering. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1860 |
J. F. Nolen v.
Jessee Parchment |
Stewart |
Covenant Broken |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1860 |
Thomas W. Freeland
et al. v. Brien Rice and Co. |
Stewart |
Covenant Broken |
Additional
Plaintiffs: William L. Freeland, Thomas Freeland. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1861 |
G. W. Bufford v.
John Hinson |
Stewart |
Other |
Cause of Action:
Failure to maintain road. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1866 |
M. E. T. Barker v.
Robert Jackson and Henry Jackson |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Dispute involves
payment for the hiring of a "negro man." |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1866 |
William King v.
James Breeden |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1867 |
Henderson Parker v.
George W. Outlaw |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1867 |
Hardy Valentine v.
M. M. Vickers |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1869 |
W. B. H. Jones v.
N. Brandon |
Stewart |
Debt |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1869 |
John Hinson v.
George Gausner |
Stewart |
Attachment |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1870 |
Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Co. v. A. G. Halliday |
Stewart |
Trespass and
Damages |
Addirional
Cause of Action: kiling of cow. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1871 |
Rubin Mathis et al.
v. State |
Stewart |
Breaking and
Entering |
Additional
Defendants: John Campbell, Cap Campbell, John Mathis, Eli Stakely,
Barratt Boswell. Additional Cause of Action: Intent to Commit Larceny. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1871 |
A. G. Cobb et al.
v. H. C. Roberts et al. |
Stewart |
Estate Settlement |
Additional
Plaintiffs: Rebecca Cobb, J. E. Thomas and wife Frannie,
W. L. Vuison and wife Martha, B. L. Curtis, and J.
D. Shaw. Additional Defendants: James Roberts, John Henson, N. Brandon, and
A. J. Shamwell, W. W. Roberts, and Stanley Rolls. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1871 |
Elizabeth Kirkman v. George Phillips et al. |
Stewart |
Estate Settlement |
Estate settlement
of Thomas Kirkman, deceased. Mentions destruction
of iron furnaces. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1872 |
John Stone v. Eliza
A. McGregor |
Stewart |
Land and Title
Dispute |
Middle |
Range:21 |
|
1874 |
State v. Lewis
Malone |
Stewart |
Larceny |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1874 |
State v. Adaline Stone |
Stewart |
Manslaughter |
Verdict and
sentence only. |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1875 |
William Howell v.
Thomas Allen, et al. |
Stewart |
Land and Title
Dispute |
Middle |
Range:21 |
|
1875 |
State v. William H.
Travis |
Stewart |
Assault with Intent
to Kill |
Assault on Franklin
Harris |
Middle |
Range:20 |
1875 |
William Howell v.
Thomas Allen |
Stewart |
Land and Title
Dispute |
Middle |
Range:32 |
|
1876 |
George Brandon v.
J. W. Frazier, et al. |
Stewart |
Debt Dispute |
Defendants: Thomas
B. Brigham |
Middle |
Range:20 |
1877 | Delphy Ann Small v. William Allen, exe. of William Travis, dec, et al. | Stewart | Wills, Contested | Additional Defendants: Coleman Travis, J. M. Travis, William Allen, Mary Allen, E. T. Bogart, William Man, Frances Man. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:A Shelf:5 Box Number:565 |
1878 |
State v. Nathan Bachalor |
Stewart |
Murder |
Middle |
Range:20 |
|
1878 |
State v. Thomas
Martin |
Stewart |
Larceny, Grand |
Middle |
Range:20 |
|
1879 |
State v. Robert
Mockbee |
Stewart |
Murder |
Defendant is listed
as "a man of color." |
Middle |
Range:20 |
1879 |
State v. Thomas
Martin |
Stewart |
Larceny |
Cause of Action:
"Horse Stealing". |
Middle |
Range:32 |
1880 |
State v. James Dycus |
Stewart |
Carrying an Illegal
Weapon |
The official charge
is "going armed." |
Middle |
Range:20 |
1884 | Steamer Nashville & Co. v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. | Stewart | Damages | Steamer Nashville is also refered to as Steamboat Nashville, owned and operated by James Koger, W. S. Bowman. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:B Shelf:3 Box Number:589 |
1885 | Wiley B. H. Jones v. David C. Jones | Stewart | Ejectment | Middle |
Range:34 Section:A Shelf:4 Box Number:564 |
|
1885 | S. M. Wilson v. Lagrange Iron Works | Stewart | Damages | Damages for wrongful and malicious suing out of injunctions and attachments. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:B Shelf:3 Box Number:589 |
1885 | George Stacker v. Parchman & Thomas | Stewart | Debt on Account | The account was for goods. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:B Shelf:3 Box Number:589 |
1885 | E. J. Bogard v. W. C. Biggs, Sheriff, et al. | Stewart | Other | Additional Defendant: H. C. Davis. Cause of Action: Petition for supersedias. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:B Shelf:3 Box Number:589 |
1885 | Elisha W. Williams,e t al. v. Henry Jackson, admr. of W. H. Williams, dec. | Stewart | Debt | Middle |
Range:34 Section:B Shelf:4 Box Number:590 |
|
1886 | State v. John Collins (col.), et al. | Stewart | Larceny | Additional defendants: W. H. Collins, col., Tom Shemwell, col., Mack Shemwell, col. Victim: Jeff Weaver. Items taken: 5,000 pounds of tobacco. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:A Shelf:4 Box Number:560 |
1887 | A. M. Cobb v. H. F. Bogard | Stewart | Land, Promissory Note | Middle |
Range:34 Section:A Shelf:4 Box Number:561 |
|
1888 | E. C. Outlaw v. J. B. Cherry | Stewart | Debt | Debt under $500.00. | Middle |
Range:34 Section:A Shelf:4 Box Number:561 |
1909 | E. G. Causey v. Sid Gorham | Stewart | Damages | Damages for the shooting and wounding of plaintiff's dog. | Middle |
Range:33 Section:F Shelf:2 Box Number:528 |
1915 |
Plummer Vaughn v.
State |
Stewart |
Murder |
Middle |
Range:21 |
|
1915 |
Gus Wallace v.
State |
Stewart |
Rape |
Middle |
Range:21 |
|
1917 |
Ned Casey v. State |
Stewart |
Murder |
Additional parties:
Robert Brewer, Lonnie Stewart, Charles Mathis , General Dinkins, Bailey
Brewer, Oce Brewer, Tom Broody, Ed Williams |
Middle |
Range:21 |
1918 |
Marvin Nolin v.
State |
Stewart |
Larceny |
This case involves
the theft of seven hogs. |
Middle |
Range:21 |
1919 |
Myrtle Samsil Chewning et al. v.
Schuyler Ross et al. |
Stewart |
Deed Dispute |
Additional parties:
Calvin Chewning, Bernice Ross, William Henry Samsil, Ida May Ross, Arthur Chewning,
Gladys Chewning, Mary J. Ross, Bettie Ross |
Middle |
Range:21 |
1921 |
L. A. Sykes v. B.
F. Dunlap |
Stewart |
Debt for Wages |
Claims to be owed
commissions for the sale of land. |
Middle |
Range:33 |
1923 |
State v. Ed Outlaw |
Stewart |
Murder |
Murder in first
degree. Assault upon Sam Morris, 8 October 1921, near T. P. Vaughn's store in
Indian Mound, TN. |
Middle |
Range:33 |