Adams v. Curtis

On the 6th day of November, 1891, the appellees brought an action against the appellants in the White Circuit Court for the purpose of setting aside an alleged conveyance of about one hundred and twenty acres of real estate, made by the appellant, John H. Adams, indirectly through Samuel D. Sluyter, to his wife, the 'appellant, Rebecca E. Adams, as fraudulent and void as to the appellees, who were creditors of the appellants John H. and John A. Adams, and for the expressed purpose of making said real estate liable for the payment of several judgments held severally by the appellees against…