Vaughn v. Ferrall

This was an action by Joseph D. Ferrall, against Thomas Vaughn, on a promissory note for two hundred dollars, payable to one Horace Bishop, at the *183Rational State Bank at Lima, and assigned to Eerrall before maturity.

Vaughn answered in four paragraphs:

First. A denial of the execution of the note, verified by affidavit;

Second. The general denial;

Third. A want of consideration; and,

Fourth. That after the note sued on was signed by the defendant, and delivered to the payee, Bishop, he, the said Bishop, took said note, with the full knowledge of the plaintiff, and had the name of one Sarah Jones…