Allen County OhArchives ..... Divorce Petitions and Decrees, Allen Co., 1889

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From the Lima Daily Times
Divorce Petitions and Decrees
Common Pleas Court, 1889
 
				February 1889
 
Tabitha A. Borton has been granted a divorce from her husband George, on the ground of gross 
neglect of duty.  She may visit her child, which remains with the father.
 
Judge Ritchie granted Emma Linderman divorce from her husband, $200 alimony and custody of 
her child, at plaintiff's costs, on grounds of drunkenness, gross neglect and willful absence.	
			
 
				March 1889
 
Lydia Brenneman against Samuel Brenneman; divorce and alimony.  The court decreed a divorce 
for the plaintiff.  The matter of alimony was submitted to the council for adjustment.
 
				June 1889
 
Judge Ritchie has granted Eunice Dalzell divorce from her husband, Bill Dalzell on the ground of 
willful absence, allowing $500.00 alimony.
 
Minnie Schnabel has through Hutchison & Becker, her attorneys, filed suit for divorce from her 
husband Welgand Schnabel.
 
				September 1889
 
Mary J. Dennis files suit for divorce from her husband, Wm. Dennis.
 
Orville Leflingwell has through his attorney, T. J. Remington, of Spencerville, filed suit for divorce 
from his wife, to whom he was married July 30, 1887, and whom he accuses of adultery with Frank 
Johns on March 30, at the place of Joseph Sawmiller.
 
				October 1889
 
Nellie Pogue sues for divorce from her husband, James E. to whom she was married at Bluffton.  
They have no children.  She charges willful absence, and asks for reasonable alimony.
 
				November 1889
 
Clara Nelson sues for divorce from her husband, James K. Nelson, to whom she was married in 
Columbus Grove in 1877.
 
Lucinda Fink, through her attorneys, Motter & Macchenzie, has entered suit for divorce from 
Fraley Fink, to whom she was married on March 15th 1860.
 
John C. Flesh vs Della Flesh  Divorce granted at Plaintiff's cost.


From the Allen County Democrat
Divorce Petitions and Decrees
Common Pleas Court 
 
                                            December 1889
 
Mary J. Dennis, vs. William Dennis, divorce, dismissed at defendant's costs.
 
Mary Hack against John Hack.  Decree of divorce for plaintiff at defendant's costs.  Plaintiff 
restored to her former name and to her property rights, and defendant enjoined from interfering 
with her.
 
Ben Franklin was granted a decree of divorce from his wife Elizabeth at his cost, and defendant 
was barred from any rights to his property.
 

