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  • Brown v. McLaughlin

    27 Tenn. 140 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1847

    defect in the bonds, is, that it does not appear from them that the judgments appealed from were . rendered in favor of James McLaughlin, the defendant in error; he therefore had no right to a judgment against the security Brown

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  • Brown v. Collier

    27 Tenn. 510 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1847

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  • Brown v. State

    13 Tenn. 367 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1833

    The principal objection to it, as the court view it, is the joining in the same presentment sundry other offenders not connected in the gaming with Brown; but if these all be stricken out, the presentment will be left good … against Brown.

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  • Brown v. Moore

    14 Tenn. 272 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Mar 15, 1834

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  • Brown v. Moore

    14 Tenn. 272 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Mar 15, 1834

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  • Brown v. M'Donald

    16 Tenn. 158 · Tennessee Supreme Court · May 15, 1835

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  • Brown v. Dortch

    59 Tenn. 740 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1874

    Brown as ■executrix of the late Aaron V. Brown, and also as legatee and devisee under his will, together with other devisees and legatees, against W. B. … Aaron V.

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  • Gardner v. Brown

    20 Tenn. 354 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Apr 15, 1839

    Cross’s heirs were not the true owners; for the entry having been assigned, the land on the 3d day of January, 1827, was granted to Jesse Brown the lessor of the plaintiff.

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  • Brown v. Elms

    29 Tenn. 135 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1849

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  • Brown v. Barker

    29 Tenn. 346 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1849

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  • Brown v. Barker

    29 Tenn. 346 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1849

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  • Brown v. State

    8 Tenn. 871 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1874

    The record shows the case to stand on the minutes thus: “State of Tennessee v. Milton D. Brown, Archibald Brown, John C. Perry, Chas. T. Brown — Motion. … It is argued that it does not appear from this recital, from whom the amount was due, whether from Brown, as tax collector, or not.

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  • Robinson v. Brown

    60 Tenn. 206 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1872

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  • Brown v. Rocco

    56 Tenn. 187 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Apr 15, 1872

    Brown & B. B. Waddell for $128.05. Brown & Waddell appealed to this Court. During the pendency of the cause in this court Brown died, and no one administered on his estate. … Upon application for that purpose this court ordered sci. fa. to issue against the heirs of Brown for the purpose of a revivor.

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  • Brown v. Rocco

    56 Tenn. 187 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Apr 15, 1872

    Brown & B. B. Waddell for $128.05. Brown & Waddell appealed to this Court. During the pendency of the cause in this court Brown died, and no one administered on his estate. … Upon application for that purpose this court ordered sci. fa. to issue against the heirs of Brown for the purpose of a revivor.

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  • Brown v. Jacobi

    57 Tenn. 335 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Apr 15, 1872

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  • Henry v. Brown

    49 Tenn. 213 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 22, 1870

    In the case of Brien v. … See Scott v. Fletcher, 1 Tenn. Rep., 488 , Cooper’s ed.

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  • Brown v. Reynolds

    37 Tenn. 639 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Sep 15, 1858

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  • Brown v. Lusk

    12 Tenn. 210 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Mar 15, 1833

    That if it he considered a bill of exchange, still Brown was not entitled to notice, inasmuch as he had no funds in the Bank when he drew, nor until long after the draft became payable. … Witness afterwards saw Brown and told him that payment had been demanded and refused, when Brown said it must he arranged^ The conversation between the witness and Lusk was wholly incompetent, and ought not to have been received

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  • Jenkins v. Brown

    25 Tenn. 299 · Tennessee Supreme Court · Dec 15, 1845

    Brown, but of two slaves named John and Tom, who advanced the money to Brown to loan to Jenkins. … Brown, was money had and received 'by him for them, and to whom he was and is responsible for the payment of the same.

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