Cochran v. Fogler

At the September term, 1882, of the circuit court of Fayette > county, the appellee, as administrator of the estate of Samuel Fogler, deceased, obtained a decree for the foreclosure of a mortgage given by appellant and his wife to said Samuel Fogler in his lifetime. The decree found the amount due appellee to be $2567.55, and in default of payment directed the master in chancery to sell, and apply the proceeds to the payment of the costs, attorneys’ fees and amount due appellee. The land was sold by the master and bid in by appellee for $2786.42, and not having been redeemed, a deed was made…