Webster v. Folsom

The demandant claims title by virtue of a levy made on the premises to satisfy a judgment obtained by him against Rufus H. Folsom, the husband of the tenant, upon a debt contracted in May, 1866. In January, 1866, before the demandant’s claim originated, and when, so far as appears, the husband was free from debt, he conveyed the land to one Eaton, who gave his promissory note for the agreed price thereof ($800) ; and the tenant joined in the conveyance to release her dower. In February, 1867, after the commencement of the plaintiff’s action against the husband, and the attachment of 1ns real…