Hiscock v. Hiscock

The bill is to clear title to land as against a mortgage held by defendants Foster, with cross-bill by the latter to clear title of a mortgage, claimed to have been barred by the statute of limitations, and deed on foreclosure thereunder. The other defendants are in interest with plaintiffs. Plaintiffs had decree.

November 3, 1885, Seth E. Hiscock and wife executed to his sisters, Jennie M. Hiscock, Rhoda B. Hiscock, Hattie M. Hiscock, and Phebe E. Church, a real estate mortgage for $4,631, due 15 years after date, with interest at seven per cent, per annum, payable annually.

February 23,1922,…