McCallam v. Pleasants

This suit was commenced on the 24th day of March, 1874.

The complaint is founded on three promissory notes, made on the 2d day of October, 1837, which are secured on certain lands by a mortgage of the same date. The notes and mortgage were executed by Neil McOallam to Ulyssus P. Sehenck. Several credits were endorsed upon the notes, running from October 2d, 1838, to December 30th, 1854. The payee assigned the notes and mortgage, in writing, to Philip Romerill, the deceased, while living, of whose estate the appellee is the administrator. Neil McOallam, the maker of the notes and mortgage, died…