Goodrich v. Thompson

In August, 1874, Martin B. Thompson, as administrator on the estate of L. F. Randolph, deceased, exhibited his bill in the Ford circuit court, to foreclose a mortgage executed by Laura A. Goodrich, on October 27, 1868, to secure the sum of sixteen hundred dollars. It was alleged in the bill, that Robert Frew and C. H. Frew claimed some interest in the mortgaged premises, and they, with Laura A. Goodrich, were made defendants.

Laura A., the mortgagor, entered her appearance, waiving the issuing and service of process. The other defendants, it is stated in the decree, were served with process,…