Jackson v. First National Bank of El Dorado

The appellants owned 240 acres of land in Union county, Arkansas, on Avhich they lived and had farmed part of it-since 1898 and the balance of it since 1902. Appellants were indebted to the appellee, and, on February 1, 1934, executed a deed of trust to appellee covering their lands, and several items of personal property, to . secure two promissory notes, aggregating $1,375.30, which they had executed to appellant bank due and payable November 7, 1934, with interest from maturity until paid.

On September 16, 1935, the appellee filed suit in the Union chancery court to foreclose the deed, of…