Leadman v. . Harris

(145) Evidence was given that the debtor said he would never pay the debt to Harris if he could help it, and that he was the brother of John Kirkman and son of Levin Kirkman, Sr. Evidence was also given by the father that his son, Levin, truly owed him $300 and upwards, and that in May, 1829, he applied to him to secure the debt by a deed of trust for his land, which the son refused to give, unless the father would take one to cover all his property, which he said would enable him to save some of it. The bond for $200 was given at the time the deed was executed. It was executed at the house…