Peters v. Peters
Supreme Court of Georgia
Removal of Causes to United States Courts. Befo're Judge Cole. Bibb Superior Court. November Term, 1869. This cause is 'fully reported in the opinions. (When the cause was called here, defendants in error asked for a continuance, because DeGraffenried was sick, and Lyon and Irvin were at another Court, but the continuance was refused.).
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court—
BROWN, C. J.,
delivering the opinion.
The record in this case discloses the fact that Mathew B. Peters, while a resident of the State of New York had a wife *244whose name was Thalia Peters, and that they had, as the offspring of their marriage, three minor children. Mrs. *Thalia Peters, for some cause that does not appear, brought her action for divorce, in the proper Court, in the State of New York, and, by the judgment of the Court, a total divorce was granted -and the Court decreed that the said Mathew B. Peters pay to the said Thalia ten dollars per week, to be paid weekly in…
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