Phenix Insurance v. Fielder

In May and June, 1886, the appellee Martha Fielder contracted an indebtedness to the appollaut, upon which, on the 9th day of February, 1888, the appellant recovered judgment. In 1887 said Martha owned two tracts of land, and convoyed one of them to her son Hugh A. Fielder, and the other to her daughter Rebecca May Brown.

This action was instituted by the appellant to set aside, as fraudulent, said two conveyances, and to subject said lands to the payment of said judgment. To the complaint the appellee Martha answered, in addition to the general denial, “That she was — -on the date of the…