Farr v. Spurck

John G. Farr, the ancestor of all plaintiffs in error, was formerly the owner of 390 acres of land in Pushmataha county. This action was commenced by his heirs, who sought to cancel a county treasurer’s tax deed and to quiet title to the land. Hereafter we shall refer to plaintiffs in error as plaintiffs.

In 1921 John G. Farr, to secure a debt, executed a deed of trust on said land to Andrew Kingkade, trustee, who later surrendered his trust and H. P. Doughty was appointed successor trustee. The deed of trust and designation of successor trustee were recorded. In 1929, alleging nonpayment of…