Shelby County Indiana
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Moberly
The Shelbyville Daily Democrat
Thursday November 18, 1926
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MOBERLY DIVORCE GRANTED
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Custody of Older Son to Mother
and Younger Son to Father
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Mrs. Mildred M. Moberly, of this city, has been granted a divorce from Harry Moberly in the Shelby circuit court. Hearing on the complaint filed by Mrs. Moberly was held Wednesday afternoon and the decree was issued on evidence that was introduced.Thursday November 18, 1926
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MOBERLY DIVORCE GRANTED
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Custody of Older Son to Mother
and Younger Son to Father
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The custody of Major Moberly, 18 years old, is awarded to Mrs. Moberly, and that of Warren Charles Moberly, 10 years old, is given to Mr. Moberly. Ruling is made that the younger son is to spend one night and one day of each week and a reasonable part of the summer school vacation with his mother, the plaintiff. Mrs. Moberly was represented in the action by Herbert C. Jones, attorney. The counsel for Mr. Moberly was George H. Meiks and McDaniel Myers.
Contributed by Barb Huff
The Daily Democrat
Monday, January 21, 1907
Page 1, column 5
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CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY
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Thomas Moberly Reaches the
Ripe Old Age of Eighty-Six
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In honor of his eighty-sixth birthday anniversary, a number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Thomas Moberly, 23 south Miller street, yesterday. Among those who took part in eating the turkey and other good things were John W. Yarling, wife and son, Thomas; Ed R. Moberly, wife and son, Wilbur; Sim Farthing,
wife and daughter, Bertha; Claude Cherry, Elmer Webster, Miss Mae Wright and the members of the family.Monday, January 21, 1907
Page 1, column 5
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CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY
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Thomas Moberly Reaches the
Ripe Old Age of Eighty-Six
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Mr. Moberly was born in Madison county, Kentucky, January 20, 1821. He was left an orphan at a very early age and came to Shelby county in the fall of 1828. He has lived here continuously in Shelby county for seventy-nine years. Mr. Moberly was married at the age of twenty-one years and settled in south Union township, where he lived for forty-six years, after which he moved to Shelbyville and has lived in his present home for nineteen years. Mrs. Sadie Bone, who has been his housekeeper for a number of years, looked after the culinary affairs and the dinner was a splendid one. The afternoon was spent in a social way and in talking of old times. Mr. Moberly is the father of John Moberly, the county commissioner; James H. Moberly, the justice of peace; Mrs. Simeon Farthing, Ed R. Moberly and Mrs. Pherson, of Ohio.
Contributed by Barb Huff
For more information on this family, contact Stephen Moberly
