Latourette v. McKeon

Defendant is sued as the maker of the following note:

“$200. Tyrone, December the 2, 1889.

“ One year from date, for value received, I promise to pay to John McKeon, or bearer, $200, with interest seven per cent.

“Charles McKeon.”

On the back of said note is indorsed the following writing and signature:

“I hereby sell and assign the within note to H. B. Latourette; guarantee the same free from all equities and offsets; that nothing has .ever been paid on note.

“Fenton, Oct. 21, ’92. Mrs. D. Hogan.”

Defendant and Margaret Hogan are brother and sister, and son and daughter of John McKeon, who died…