Greenwell v. Heritage

Christian Swink was tbe owner of several tracts of land described in the petition, and on the 13tb of June, 1868, executed a deed, which, was duly recorded, conveying the said lands in trust to secure a promissory note for $675 held by Henry Huber against him. Swink died leaving the note unpaid, and in March 1875 the debt, “then amounting to $875.05, was allowed and placed in the fifth class of demands against the estate of Swink. At the March term, 1875, of the common pleas court of Perry county, under an order of the probate court, the administrator sold all the right, title and interest of…