Ross v. Ross

July 18, 1934, Motto Ross, as an incompetent and insane person, by J. Walter Davidson, guardian, sued Myrtle Ross for annulment of the marriage of the plaintiff and the defendant, on the ground that plaintiff at all times since 1919 had been wholly incompetent mentally to enter into said marriage contract.

Myrtle Ross filed a general denial and further pleaded that she and plaintiff were married at Nowata November 7, 1922; that if plaintiff was an incompetent person at that time, he was restored to competency by the county court of Cherokee county November 7. 1923, and that he was normal,…