Connecticut General Life Ins. v. Weldon

HENRY D. CLAYTON,

District Judge. On April 29, 1916, J. W. Weldon and wife, to secure a loan of $2,500 made to them by the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, a corporation and citizen of Connecticut, executed a mortgage to that company on certain land owned by them in Chilton county, Ala., and described in the mortgage as follows: S. W. % of S. W. y4, Sec. 1; N. % of S. %, Sec. 2; W. % of N. W. yé, Sec. 12; N. W. % of S. W. %, Sec. 12; and S. y¡ of N. W. y4, Sec. 2, all in township 20, range 13 — and the land was further described, to quote the language of the mortgage, “known as the…