Wofford v. Unger

Bonner, Associate Justice.

The record in this case shows that on September 2,1871, appellees Phillip Unger and his wife executed and delivered to John Miller then-promissory note for $500, due September 2, 1872. That to secure the same, Mrs. Unger executed a mortgage on a certain lot of land in the town of Palestine, the same being her separate property. That on October 4, 1872, Phillip Unger became a voluntary bankrupt under the bankrupt laws of the United States. The note was proven up in bankruptcy before it was barred by limitation, and on January 10,1878, an order of the United States…