Bosbyshell

The two above-entitled actions were tried together. The first one is in the nature of claim and delivery to recover certain personal property. In the second, plaintiff therein, alleging that certain real estate had been fraudulently conveyed by its debtor, William Bosbyshell, to Maggie J. Bosbyshell, sought to have the transfer thereof declared fraudulent and void.

Judgment was entered for the plaintiff in the first case and for defendants in the second, from which defendants in the one and plaintiff in the other have appealed.

As we gather from the meager statements and excerpts of evidence from the typewritten transcript, as printed in the briefs, the facts material to a decision of the cases are: That Maggie J. Bosbyshell is the mother off William Bosbyshell, who, prior to February 2, 1915, had been engaged in the business of building contractor, as a result of which he was at the time indebted to the Hammond Lumber Company in the sum of $6,323.67, for which on said date he made and delivered his promissory note in evidence thereof; that at the same time he was indebted to his mother in the sum of some $19,000, as evidenced by his promissory notes theretofore delivered to…