Baker v. Boyd

Wade Baker executed a mortgage to W. A. Boyd to secure his note to Boyd and all other indebtedness which might be due Boyd at the time of the foreclosure of the mortgage. A decree ordering the foreclosure of this mortgage was rendered August 4, 1933. The mortgagor was dead when this foreclosure suit was filed, and his widow and heirs were made parties to the proceeding. Among these heirs were Caroline Roberts and Vessie Grimes, the daughters of deceased children of Wade Baker, the mortgagor.

The mortgage covered all of one forty-acre tract and portions of two others containing twenty-five…