Berryman v. Berryman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal to Genesee. (Newton, J.) Appeal from decree of divorce by defendant. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMorse, J.
This is a proceeding for divorce. The complainant charges habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty against the defendant, which he denies.
A lengthy discussion of the evidence will, in our opinion, serve no useful purpose. The facts, in brief, are that these parties, both now over the age of sixty years, were married in 1849 and lived together until 1883, at which time five *608grown-up children were living, the oldest thirty-one years of age and the youngest about sixteen, four married and living away from home, and Lizzie, the youngest, going away and residing with her mother.
The evidence shows…
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