Thomson v. Morris

In July, 1844, Hubbard and Davis filed their bill in chancery against Egan, Blanchard and others, for the purpose of subjecting certain lands therein described to the payment of certain judgments obtained by Hubbard and Davis against Egan in the Municipal Court of Chicago. A large quantity of lands was described in said bill, and there were numerous defendants, besides Blanchard, who were distinctly charged with holding fraudulent titles under Egan. Blanchard, at that time, claimed title to a part of the lands described in the bill by virtue of a sale under a judgment against Egan in favor of…