Glosson v. Glosson

This bill was originally for divorce. It was granted. • As an incident to the divorce, the Court set aside the conveyances made by the husband, one of real estate and the other of personal property (two mules), the latter conveyance being to the defendant, John G. Crocker. After this latter conveyance was set aside or during the pendency of the proceeding for that purpose, Crocker administered upon the estate of Angeline Glosson, the mother of the defendant husband, and *392as such administrator took the mules, by a re-plevin writ from a Justice of the Peace, out of the hands of the Sheriff,…