Richardson v. Hockenhull

On the 16t.h day of July, 1873, Benjamin F. Bergen, being seized of two certain lots in Jacksonville, gave a mortgage on the property to William Richardson, to secure a note of $1000 and interest, due'June 16, 1874. Subsequently Bergen sold the lots to Thomas O’Brien, subject to the mortgage, which O’Brien assumed and agreed to pay. On the 16th day of June, 1874, the defendants, Hichols & Brennan, recovered a judgment against O’Brien for $284.60, and on the 21st day of September, 1874, the defendants, Hockenhull, King & Elliott, recovered a judgment against O’Brien for the sum of $500. The…