Ashbaugh v. Ashbaugh
Illinois Supreme Court
This bill for a divorce was heard before Sheldon, Judge, at September term, 1855, of the Stephenson Circuit Court, and dismissed. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSkinner, J.
This was a bill in equity for a divorce. The bill charges that the parties were married in Canada in 1849, and there lived as man and wife until 1852, when the defendant, the husband, willfully and without cause, deserted the complainant, and that he has continued such desertion for more than two years, and up to the filing of the bill. The proofs show the marriage as alleged; that the defendant came to this State about three years, before the filing of the bill, where he has since resided ; that during said time he has refused to live with or support the complainant; that she has made…
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