Cole v. Temple
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Crawford Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHoward, C. J.
The appellee, as assignee of one Stephen O. Patton, is the holder of the notes and mortgage in suit. These notes and the mortgage were executed to the said Patton by the appellant and her then husband, Hr. William A. Cole, since deceased. Appellant and her said husband were the owners of the real estate in controversy, being part of a lot situated in the town -of English. She had inherited property from her father, and had exchanged the same for other property. The real estate here in controversy was part of the property so received in exchange by her, and the deed for the same was made to…
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