Brunson v. Henry

— This was an action commenced by the appellees against the appellants to foreclose a mortgage executed for the unpaid purchase-money of certain real estate therein described. It was given by the appellant, Asher C. Brunson, under the following circumstances: In 1868 Mary Ann Threldkeld, being a widow, and the owner in fee-simple of a farm in Marion county, Indiana, on which she then resided, conveyed the same to her son, Asher C. Brunson, by a deed of general warranty. When she made the conveyance her prospective heirs were Asher C. Brunson, Noah IT. Brunson, Martha Erisman, Charlotte…