Honore v. Wilshire

In July, 1877, George Wilshire commenced a proceeding in the Superior Court, by scire facias, to foreclose a mortgage made by Henry H. Honoré to Samuel J. Walker, which mortgage was regularly acknowledged, as the statute provides, and was recorded in the proper office in the county where the land embraced in it is situated. It is alleged in the scire facias, Walker, the mortgagee, indorsed the notes secured by the mortgage, and then duly assigned such mortgage, by a written assignment thereon, under his hand and seal, and delivered the notes and mortgage, so indorsed and assigned, to William…