Porter v. Caylor

On July 26, 1893, the bond and mortgage sued on in this case were executed by the appel*449lees in favor of Pearl M. Phipps, now the appellant Pearl M. Caylor, wife of the appellee, Harry Caylor. The said Harry Caylor was at the time in jail, awaiting the action of the circuit court upon a charge of bastardy, preferred by the said Pearl M. Phipps, now Caylor. By way of compromise, it was then agreed (between the parties that the bastardy suit should be dismissed on condition that said appellee, Caylor, should marry said appellant, Phipps, and that both said appellees should execute to her a bond,…