Fouch v. Wilson

The appellants were the plaintiffs, and the appellees were the defendants, in this action, in the court helow.

In their complaint, the appellants alleged, in substance, that, on the 3d day of September, 1873, the appellee John W. Wilson, as the agent of his co-appellee, Mary A. Jones, then known by the name of Mary A. Wilson, (having since intermarried with her co-appellee, Benjamin F.' Jones,) purchased for the appellee Mary A., of the appellant Mary A. Fouch, certain real estate, particularly described, in the town of Robles ville, at and for the sum of *65five hundred dollars; that said agent…