Howe v. Woodruff

Complaint by the appellant against the appellees, to redeem certain mortgaged premises.

The substantial facts set up in the complaint, are, that in October, 1853, Cornelia M. Baker, being then the owner of the premises in question, with her husband, Charles F. Baker, mortgaged the same to one Martha J. Fish, to secure the payment of three notes—one for 100 dollars, one for 44 dollars, 62 cents, and one for 55 dollars, 38 cents; that afterwards, said Martha assigned the note for 100 dollars, and the mortgage, to Otis Neivton, who, on the 12th of September, 1854, assigned the note and mortgage…