Jordan v. Everett
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. Appeal from Chancery Court of Davidson Couuty. AndRisw Allison, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtWilkes, J.
Thomas II. Everett and wife, Mary L. Everett, executed a note to Mrs. Julia M. Jordan June 16, 1890. Afterwards, October 2, 1890, May 5, 1891, and June 16, 1891, they executed other notes to A. 8. Claiborne. ' July 14, 1891, they executed still another note to A. S. Claiborne, agent.
Mary L. Everett, wife of Thomas H. Everett, owned a separate estate, consisting of houses and lots in Nashville, and in each of the several notes executed by her she charged her separate estate with its payment.
Both before and after these notes were executed Thomas IT. Everett joined with his wife, Mary L., in…
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