Keene v. Munn

The Chancellor.

The bill is filed to foreclose a mortgage given by Isaac Munn and Polly, his wife, for $600, on two tracts of land in Orange. The mortgage bears date on the eleventh of October, 1824, and was given to Aaron L. Burnet, and by him assigned to the complainants. On the thirtieth of April, 1834, the mortgagor and wife conveyed one of the tracts to William Peck, by whom it was subsequently conveyed to Ira and James Peck, two of the defendants. This lot being first aliened by the mortgagor, it is admitted that the mortgage debt is to be charged primarily on the other tract known as…