Brannon v. Gartman

On the 20th day of April, 1922, A. O. Brannon and his wife, Ola M. Brannon, were the owners of three tracts of land, one containing 673 acres, another containing 357 acres, and the third 213 acres, the last-named tract being their homestead, and unincumbered, while the other two tracts were more or less heavily incumbered by liens. On this date they were indebted to various and sundry parties. One of these debtors had a lien of $6,000 on the tract of land containing 673 • acres, and the other tract of 357 acres had a first and second lien. In addition to these debts so secured, these parties…