Pillow v. Sentelle & Co.

This suit was brought by Sentelle & Co., to foreclose a mortgage on land executed on the seventeenth of January, 1876, by Gideon J.-Pillow, to secure a note to complainant for $5,531.68, due the fifteenth of December following.

In the title of the case, Mrs. Pillow is described as the widow and administratrix of the mortgagor. Fourteen others are named as defendants, but neither their character, nor interests in the subject-matter, are disclosed by the bill. Most probably they were sons and daughters of the mortgagor, with their wives or husbands, but we can not know this. They are not…