Gray v. Robb
Tennessee Supreme Court
EROM SUMNER. Chancery Court at Gallatin. Decree at March Term, 1867. Thos. Barry, Oh. cited Houston v. Embry, 1 Sneed, 480; Mount y. Kesterson, 6 Col., 452; August v. Seeskincl, 6 Col., 166; and Bailey v. Bailey, 8 Hum., 230.
1Opinion of the CourtNicholsoh, C. J.
On the third of February, 1860, G. S. Gray and his wife, Lucy F. Gray, conveyed a house and lot in Gallatin to Joseph M. Eobb, for the purpose of securing and indemnifying him against loss by reason of suretyship on the bond of said G. S. Gray as guardian of certain minors. The deed was acknowledged on the day of its execution, before *75tbe Clerk of tbe County Court of Sumner County, •by G-. S. Gray and Lucy Gray, tbe latter having been examined privily as tbe law directs; and on tbe same day tbe deed was filed for registration, and was properly registered. -
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