Taylor Court Records

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MILTON A. TAYLOR
Appeal
Versus
WILLIAM T. HILL and STORM BROTHERS.
On 6 Dec 1884, M. A. TAYLOR made a bond with JAMES M. LASATER, NEWTON M. WALLACE, R. C. TAYLOR, and G. W. WHITE as securities.  Witnesses for Milton A. Taylor were:  JESSE WOLF, E. WATKINS, AUGUST GERSBACHER, WILLIAM MCGEHEE, and JOHN C. WHITING.  The case mentions goods levied on as property of BENJAMIN H. TAYLOR and claimed by M. A. TAYLOR and JAMES LASATER.

Book 124 File 5
Suit in Chancery Court
BENJAMIN H. TAYLOR
Versus
COLUMBUS LOWRY
September 1891
Witnesses for the plaintiff were:  JOHN HYLE, J. L. HYTEN, H. T. RANKIN, WILLIAM EDWARDS SWALLOW, GEORGE A. HARMAN, J. H. RANKINS, SYLVESTER THOMAS, WILLIAM E. LITTLE, L. W. OLIVER, JOHN WILLIAMS, B. A. YORK, ELIAS LITTLE, WESLEY THOMAS, JO METCALF, D. H. RANKIN, GEORGE TAYLOR, and RAY OLIVER.
Witnesses for the defendent were:  JAMES ROCKETT, J. W. SPRINGER, A. M. WHITE and MARTIN SMITH.
(Note:  From the deposition it appears that Benjamin H. Taylor and Columbus Lowry were in business together in a dry goods store).