Jackson v. Relf

Maxwell, J.:

One Williams sold certain lands in Volusia county to appellant and P. W.Burr, in 1872, and appellant and Burr, on the same day, gave a mortgage on the lands to secure the payment of ten promissory notes of theirs for the purchase price, some to Williams, some to C. A. Relf, and one to W. A. Robinson. Burr afterwards sold his interest in the lands to appellant. Williams having died, J. S. Relf was appointed administrator of his estate. C. A. Relf, and her husband J. S. Relf, and J. S. Relf, as administrator of Williams, claiming that two of the notes to C. A. Relf, and two of those…