A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 3 of 3

by George Elliott Howard

[624] S. v. Worthington (1877), 23 Minn., 528.

[625] Williams v. Williams (1879), 46 Wis., 464-80; Spencer v. Pollock (1892), 83 Wis., 215-22.

[626] Teter v. Teter (1884), 101 Ind., 129; 51 Am. R., 742. In Roche v. Washington (1862), 19 Ind., 53, the opposite position is taken.

[627] S. v. Walker (1887), 36 Kan., 297; 59 Am. R., 556.

[628] Bailey v. S. (1893), 36 Neb., 808-14.

[629] Israel v. Arthur (1893), 18 Col., 158, 164; Taylor v. Taylor (1897), 10 C. A., 303, 304.

[630] S. v. Zichefield (1896), 23 Nev., 304-18.

[631] Wyckoff v. Boggs (1824), 2 Halst., 138-40; and especially Pearson v. Howey (1829), 6 Halst., 12, 18, 20.

[632] Jewell v. Jewell (1843), 1 Howard, 219-34.

[633] Meister v. Moore (1877), 96 U. S., 76-83.