Hallett v. Hallett
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
The appellant, in May, 1891, filed her complaint in three paragraphs, alleging, that she and the appellee Elijah P. Hallett were husband and wife, having been married fifteen years prior to the filing of her complaint; that they lived and cohabited together from the time of their marriage until in the year 1888, at which time her said husband became of unsound mind, and was sent to the Plospital for the Insane at Indianapolis, where he is now confined; that as a result of such marriage there were born to them five children, all of whom are now living, and range in age from four to fourteen…
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