Bond v. Bond

The complainants, as creditors of James Bond, Jr., filed this bill after his death, against his administrator, widow and children,' to set aside certain conveyances of land made by him to his wife for life, and then *307to bis children, upon the ground that they were voluntary, and intended to defraud his creditors. The Avidow and children insisted upon the validity of the conveyances, but the widow asked, in the event they were set aside, that she be allowed dower and homestead. The chancellor declared the deeds fraudulent as to the creditors, but allowed the widow a homestead, refusing her…