Rose v. Rose
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Newaygo. (Fuller, J.) Bill for divorce and alimony. Defendant appeals from decree granting divorce with $6,000 alimony. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, J.
This suit is brought by the complainant against the defendant to obtain a decree of divorce and alimony.
The bill does not expressly aver a marriage between the parties, but that they have lived and cohabited together, and that she has done so as his wife, since the month of September, 1862; that during said period seven children were born to them as the result of said intercourse and cohabitation, and that he has during said period recognized the complainant as his wife, and treated her as such, and paid bills contracted by her as such, and given the children his own name;. *620that she has…
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