Tomkey v. Tomkey

The appellant filed a bill for absolute divorce from his wife, the appellee, alleging that he was married to her in October, 1888, and lived with her in Harford County, Maryland, until May, 1909, but that while his conduct towards her was above reproach, she abandoned and deserted him and has declared her intention to live with him no longer, and that the separation thus occurring has continued uninterruptedly for more than three years and is beyond any reasonable hope of reconciliation. It was alleged that two children, a son and a daughter, now adults, were bom of the marriage, and that the…