Amsden vs Amsden
DIVORCE
ANNIE M. AMSDEN
vs
CHARLES E. AMSDEN
Shelby Circuit Court
Box 689
Filed June 5, 1907
J.H. Deitzer Clerk
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State of Indiana County of Shelby SS: | In The Shelby Circuit Court |
Complaint for Divorce | May Term, 1907 |
Annie M. Amsden VS Charles E. Amsden
The Plaintiff complains of the defendant and says that she and
said defendant were lawfully married to each other on the 18th day of November
in the year 1884; and that they lived together as husband and wife until about
the 1st day of March 1906; and that since that time they have been living
wholly separate and apart; that on the 20th day of April 1906, by judgment of
the Circuit Court of Shelby County, Indiana, duly made and entered, said
defendant was convicted of the crime of forging and uttering a forged
instrument; and that by reason of the premises said Plaintiff is entitled to
be divorced from said defendant.
Wherefore said Plaintiff prays the Court that the bonds of
matrimony, now and heretofore subsisting between plaintiff and defendant, be
dissolved, and that plaintiff be granted a divorce from said defendant, and
for all other relief proper in the premises.
Annie M. Amsden by E.H.Chadwick, her Attorney
State of Indiana
County of Shelby SS:
Annie M. Amsden, being duly sworn, upon her oath deposes and says
that she is the Plaintiff in the above entitled cause; that she is now and for
the ten years last past has been a bona-fide resident of the State of Indiana,
and for the two years last past has resided in Shelby County, in said State,
in Liberty township; and that her occupation is that of a farmer and
housewife.
Annie M. Amsden
Subscribed and Sworn to before me, the undersigned, this 3rd day
of June, A.D., 1907
Edward H. Chadwick Notary-Public, Shelby County, Indiana
Commissioned to July 1st 1908
Transcribed by Barb Huff
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