Ogle v. Adams
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from, and supersedeas to, several decrees of the circuit court of the county of Marshall, pronounced in a cause in chancery, in said circuit court, in which Maria Ogle was plaintiff and Washington Adams was defendant, granted upon the petition of said Adams. The case is fully stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHaymond, Judge
At the November rules 1869, of the circuit court of Marshall county, Maria Ogle filed a bill in the circuit court *216of said county, against Washington Adams, in which "she alleges substantially that she is a resident of said county; that she is a daughter of Philip Coe, deceased; that she intermarried with one Joseph Ogle, on the-day of-18 — ; that her husband wilfully abandoned her on the day of-18 — , and left for parts unknown to her, and has not been heard of, so far as she can learn, for more than seven years last past, and she charges that he is dead. She further alleges that Philip Coe,…
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