McBride v. McBride

Noble Albert McBride, Sr., owned fourteen forty-acre tracts of land, on which he executed a mortgage March 2, 1925, to secure a loan made him by the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, Missouri, for the sum of $6,000, to be repaid in semi-annual payments, the last of which, if all were made, would have discharged the indebtedness in 1959.. His health failed, and he fell in arrears with his payments, and suit was filed by the bank to foreclose its mortgage. He had five sons, whose names were: Noble J., Ralph J., N. A., Dorsey B. and Claude A. Only one of these sons, the eldest, Noble J., was…