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Hillsboro,
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Margaret Rowe }
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John Rowe } And now at this day comes said plaintiff by her attorney and the
said defendant though duly served with process being three times solemnly
called comes not; neither hath he answered the petition of said plaintiff, who
is appearing to the court here; that said plaintiff and defendant were united
in marriage some time in the year 1844; that since the marriage aforesaid said
defendant has been guilty of adultery; that Plaintiff has resided in the state
one whole year next preceding the filing of her petition; that the acts com
plained of were committed in this state and that plaintiff is the injured
and innocent party. Therefore it is ordered, adjudged and decreed by this
court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore subsisting between the plaintiff
Margaret Rowe and the defendant John Rowe be forever dissolved.Legal Disclaimer; Copyright 2002-2014 by Show Me...The Bitticks; www.showmethebitticks.com; Mary Bittick Gallano and Ronda J. Snider --
