Parton v. Yates

—This was an action by the appellees against the appellants to set aside conveyances of certain real estate made by Charles Parton to William Parton, and by William Parton and his wife to Jennetta Parton.

The plaintiffs were judgment creditors of Charles Parton, having procured judgments before a justice of the peace and filed transcripts thereof in the proper clerk’s office.

It is alleged that the conveyances were made without any consideration, and with the fraudulent purpose to cheat, hinder, and delay the plaintiffs and other creditors, and that the parties thereto combined and confederated…