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DIVORCES/SEPARATIONS
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Although often an unpleasant event, divorces
and separations were a fact of life for the earlier generations
as they are today. Information regarding these events was,
perhaps, a little less available than it is today but occasional
items appeared in the Madison county newspapers from which this
data was derived.
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A-Z
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| Parties |
Date |
Information |
Source |
| Cornman, George & Nancy |
20 Apr 1898 |
Newspaper
article |
Madisonian |
| Fery, Joseph & Mary A. |
14 Apr 1898 |
Newspaper
article |
Reporter |
| Stewart, John & Sarah |
29 Nov 1871 |
Take Notice: - My wife Sarah having left my bed
and board, this is to warn all persons not to trust her on my
account, for I will pay no debts of her contracting. John
Stewart, South Township, Nov. 24th, 1871. |
Madisonian |
| Wintermantle, John & Eliza |
22 Apr 1875 |
Notice is hereby given to all parties that a
mutual agreement of separation has been entered into between me
and my wife, and I will pay no debts of her contracting
hereafter. John Wintermantle. |
Madisonian |
Maintained by Judy Wight Branson
and County Co-Coordinator Kent Transier
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Aug. 2008.
This page was last updated Monday, 01-Dec-2008 11:56:44 CST
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