Both married in New Haven, Ohio (Huron Co.), 1 June 1876. Moved to Tennessee in February 1888. Hon. L. H. Estes, Judge, Circuit Court of Memphis.

Parties were married on December 26, 1912 in Heber Springs, Arkansas and moved to Memphis in November 1922. They had one child, Earnest W. Sutton, Jr. Plaintiff claims defendant abandoned her and was asking for a divorce. Defendant denies her claims of abandonment and claims she committed adultery with A. R. Jones.

Willie and Daisy Hall (alias Daisy Robinson), married in 1930 in Memphis. Daisy accused Willie of cruel and inhuman treatment and said it would be unsafe for her to continue living with him. Willie alleged that Daisy was a bigamist, and the abuser, and said their marriage in 1930 was not legal. Daisy had one child, Sara Henry (born out of wedlock with another man who she never married), who was married at the time of this court case. 2 folders.

The defendant and plaintiff were married in 1906. In 1914 they went to South America where the defendant fraudulently entered a divorce suit against her and obtained a divorce by publication under an assumed name. Once the divorce was obtained, the defendant married a woman with whom he had been having an affair. Complainant has no means of support and is seeking permanent alimony of $25000.00 and an injunction preventing defendant from removing any property.

Mrs. Early filed for a divorce from her husband based on the grounds of "cruel and inhuman treatment; the offering of indignities to her person and abandonment and non-suport." The Earlys were married on November 8, 1922, in Nashville. Mrs. Early "found certain letters that had been rceived by the defendant from a young woman in Missississippi which clearly indicated an affair."

Pltf. and dfnt. were married in Alton, IL Aug. 2, 1922, and moved to Memphis in 1927. They separated and did no cohabitate after Sept. 21, 1929. Married produced one child, Billie Inez Broch (aged 5 at trial). The night of the 21st, dfnt. beat the pltf. and kicked her out of the house. The next day he attempted another attack and was prevented, but ultimately he assaulted her in Galloway Park. In Feb. of 1929, he threatened her life with a gun. In 2 folders.

Louis Montgomery is asking for a divorce for Maggie Montgomery. He claims that she deserted him and went to live with her mother and refuses to return. He also claims that she has threatened his life.

Pltf. and dfnt. were married April 2, 1927 in Memphis, but soon moved to MS. Couple had one child, Vernon Lee Blackwood (aged 3 at trial). Dfnt. moved back to Memphis Oct. 15, 1930, securing a job, but sending no support to pltf. or child. After no support and separation, pltf. filed for divorce.

Cause of action: divorce and injunction. The case is in 2 folders.

Married in March 1920, Maggie moved out in June 1922. After moving out she twice attempted to file for divorce for cruel and inhumane treatment, but was denied. D. D.filed this bill for divorce on the same grounds, based only on the two previous attempts. Housed in 2 folders.

The defendant was merchant of general merchandise and owned considerable property in Memphis. Survey plat map included.

W. H. Maydwell seeks divorce from his wife Emily for leaving their home and refusing to return for a period of two years. She states she refuses to live in his mother's home any longer.