Gould v. Steinburg

Before 1859, Hiram Gould had executed seven notes, jointly with one Bicherson, for liabilities of Bicherson. He at that-time occupied a large farm in Will county, to which he had unincumbered title. In November, 1859, he conveyed these lands, by two separate deeds, to one Jackson, his brother-in-law. These deeds were recorded December 1, 1859. After-wards, judgments were entered of record in the circuit court of Will county, against Bicherson and Hiram Gould, upon some of these old notes, execution was sued out on these judgments, and parts of this property levied upon and sold as the…