Augustine v. Doud

In June, 1870, John Augustine and Oliver P. Augustine executed to Samuel and Leander L. Doud a mortgage upon the East hf. of the A. E. qr. of Sec. 26, T. 32, A. R. 8, and the A. W. qr. of the S. E. qr. of Sec. 23, to secure the payment of $3,590, evidenced by four promissory notes. At that time Oliver P. owned the 40-acre tract, and John Augustine the 80. That after the execution of the mortgage John Augustine died intestate, leaving four children or their descendants surviving him. That Geo. P. Augustine, who was one of the heirs Of John, purchased of Oliver P., another heir, a fourth…