Brown v. Nelson

Walter A. Nelson and'Minnie E. Nelson, his wife, appellants, executed a note for $23,000 payable to the order of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, and secured its payment by a mortgage upon two parcels, the first consisting of 160 acres improved by a dwelling and farm buildings, occupied by mortgagors as their homestead. The second was an 80-acre tract directly across the road upon which there were no buildings. On September n, 1930, Edward D. Brown, appellee, recovered a judgment in the circuit court of Henry county against Nelson and his wife for $6738.65. An execution issued…