Bean v. Patterson
Supreme Court of the United States
Appeal prom the circuit court of the united states for. the' western division of the western DISTRICT OF MISSOURI. In equity to set aside a deed as fraudulent. Decree dismissing the bill. Plaintiff appealed.. The case is stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Field
This is a suit in equity to set aside as fraudulent and void, as against the plaintiffs and other creditors of the defendant, William Miller, a deed of 920 ’ acres of land in Atchison County, Missouri, executed by him and Mary Miller, his wife, to William L. Patterson, as trustee, to secure to her an alleged debt of $16,000. .The deed bears date on the 10th of'. November, 1873, and recites the indebtedness to her of William Miller in the amount stated, with interest from June 25/ 1871, “ being the sum realized and received by said William Miller from the sale of the individual property of the…
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