Bridgewater Roller Mills Co. v. Strough
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of tibe Circuit Court of Rockingham county, pronounced in the chancery causes of Strough, Guardian, v. Berlin and Others, and Berlin’s Creditors v. Berlin’s Adm’r and Others, heard together.
1Opinion of the Court
Cardwell, L,
delivered the'opinion of the court.
This case is as follows: George W. Berlin was the owner of two properties at Berlinton, near Bridgewater, in Buckingham county; one, his place of residence, spoken of in the record as “ The Mansion House ” property, and the other as the “ Mills” property. By deed dated December 22, 1890, both of these properties were conveyed by George "W. Berlin to Samuel L. Slusser, trustee, to secure Susan C. Strough, as guardian for her children, the payment of a bond in the sum of $2,136, executed to her by George "W. Berlin for borrowed money. By deed dated…
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