Additional Defendants: P. H. Mendel, Hazel Hyder, Park National Bank, Hamilton National Bank. Complainant sought a decree of legal separation and maintenance, attachment and injunction.

The Complainant alleges that defendant committed repeated acts of adultery with one Jesse Everrett. She contracted a venereal disease which she passed to complainant. Defendant denies the affair and says that complainant committed adultery with Matilda Davis and that he contracted the venereal disease through Matilda or some other "lewd woman."

Plaintiff alleged that the defendant abandoned her and failed to provide for her and her children.

Couple was married in New Orleans on July 31, 1917. Couple had on daughter, Dorothy May de St. Aubin who was born in in 1922. plaintiff claimed that defendant had illegally obtained a divorce from her in 1925 in Tipton County although he never lived there Plaintiff also claimed that defendant had married Nina O'Neill King in 1926. Plaintiff asked for an absolute divorce as well as custody of their daughter. Housed in 2 folders.

In this divorce case, Alice Julian claimed the dfnt. was cruel, abusive, did not work, did not provide for her, and was committing adultery.

Exhibits include b&w photographs on card stock, correspondences, court documents.

Plaintiff, Annie Mathews, sued for divorce from the defendant, John Mathews, charging him with "ill treatment, adultery with one Lizzie Hatcher, col.," and frequent accusations against her of infidelity. The case discusses the character and occupation of Lizzie Hatcher as a prostitute and the nature of the defendant's relationship with her.

The parties were married in July 1913 and lived together until October 1913 when the defendant wilfully deserted the plaintiff without reasonable cause. The plaintiff states he provided the defendant with all amenities and treated her kindly.

Plaintiff asks for a divorce from the defendant, alleging that he has, completely without cause, "turned her out of doors" & failed to provide for her. She also asks the court to order the def.. to pay her weekly alimony; she also wishes to recover from him attorney's fees & court costs. The Websters married in Barbourville, KY about seven years before. Althea Webster 69 years old; William C. Webster seventy.

Defendants: Charles T. Everetts, Edward Nash Allie and Whitfield Beard were married on 10/3/1905 in Madison County, TN. They lived there until the fall of 1907 when they moved to Memphis. They lived in Memphis until April, 1923 when the defendant convinced her to move to WI with him. He returned to Memphis, sold all the furniture and goods and turned her out in September of 1923. Defendant rented home and used money for his personal gain. Defendant had taken off but could not be located.

Plaintiff is seeking a divorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff complains that the defendant has abandoned her and their only child Martha Ann. At the time of the suit, Martha Ann is in the custody of her paternal grandparents. It appears that in 1933, and after the original divorce proceedings, the plaintiff married Hueling Davis who is prominently associated with the Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corporation.

Parties were married in 1866. Mildred claimed that Benjamin abandoned her in April 1873. They had two young children.

This case comprises boxes MT 534, MT 535, MT 536, and MT 537. 15 folders. Additional Defendants: Albert Lee, Mrs. S. M. Wilson, Richard T. Wilson and Richard T. Wilson, Trustee of Robert Morris Wilson. This suit sought a divorce, an allowance of alimony, and the custody of the child of complainant and defendant.

Parties are married with two children. Marriage has been in turmoil and the defendant threatened to take the children away from the plaintiff and denied her any allowance to provide for their children. Plea for divorce and custody of the children.