Semple v. Semple
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
Ellis, J.-
In October, 1922, John S. Semple exhibited his bill in chancery against his wife, Marguerite, and prayed that the bonds of matrimony existing between them “be declared null and void;” that the custody of their three children, a girl seventeen years of age and two boys of eleven and ten years of age respectively, be given to him, and that a certain tract of land described as the “North west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 24, in Township 37 South, of Range 24 East, in DeSoto County, Florida,” be decreed to be his property and that the defendant, in whom rested the title…
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