Hamilton v. Huntley

Bicknell, C. C.

Peyton Johnson and wife, in February, 1877, mortgaged land, including a mill and its appurtenances, to Kennedy and Robertson, to secure several notes payable to-them, and made by Peyton Johnson. These notes became-the property of the appellant Hamilton, by endorsement.

The same grantors, in February, 1878, mortgaged the same-land to the appellant Hamilton, to secure a note payable to him and made by Peyton Johnson.

Hamilton brought suit upon the notes and mortgages and obtained a judgment of foreclosure against Johnson and wife.-

Thereupon the appellees, Huntley, Holcomb and…