Walker v. Walker

Db Grape, J.-

Two reasons are assigned by the trial court for denying relief to the plaintiff: (1) Absence of corroborative evidence, and (2) incompatibility is the only evidential basis upon wbieb to predicate a decree.

The facts disclose that appellant wife was 66, and appellee was 79 years of age at the time of the trial. By consanguinity, these parties are first cousins. When the appellant was 27 years of age, she came to the appellee’s home,1 an<l> UP011 the death of his wife, became his housekeeper. Appellant and.appellee were married in 1901, but they had lived together for 11 years…