Wallace v. Furber

Tabitha Bardwell and her husband Seth, on the 12th day of September, 1871, executed to Andrew Wallace a mortgage on certain lands in Marion county, Indiana, to secure the payment of a certain note. The mortgage was duly recorded. On the 12th of September, 1872, Wallace commenced an action to foreclose said mortgage. Franklin Furber, a prior mortgagee of the same lands, was made a party, as was Goodwin, a subsequent purchaser, and the mortgagors. Furber was a resident of the State of Massachusetts, and was notified by publication, February 3d, 1873. Decree upon default against all the…