Fanning v. Russell

This bill was filed by the creditors of Sampson Fanning, since deceased, to subject certain lands, which it is alleged he owned at the time their indebtedness was contracted, to its payment. In the original bill the amount of such indebtedness, when contracted, and the lands owned by the debtor at the time, are all set forth with sufficient definiteness. As a ground of relief, it is alleged the conveyance of the lands by the debtor to his sons, after the indebtedness was contracted, was fraudulent as to the grantor’s creditors; that such conveyances were made for a pretended, and not a…