Born on xx, Died on
Aged xx years, xx months, xx days.
Notice.
Sarah Willet, by her next friend, David D. Smith, vs. Elbert J. Willet.
No. 63 December Term, 1856. Libel in Divorce to Elbert J. Willet, Respondent.
Whereas a Subpoena and alias Subpoena having been issued in this case, and returned by the Sheriff Nihil, you are hereby notified that application will be made at the next Court of Common Pleas for a Divorce, at which time you can attend if you think proper.
A. C. Taggart, Sheriff.
May 18, 1857.-tc.
~ The People’s Journal, Coudersport, PA, 21-May-1857, Page 2, Column 4
Aged xx years, xx months, xx days.
Notice.
Sarah Willet, by her next friend, David D. Smith, vs. Elbert J. Willet.
No. 63 December Term, 1856. Libel in Divorce to Elbert J. Willet, Respondent.
Whereas a Subpoena and alias Subpoena having been issued in this case, and returned by the Sheriff Nihil, you are hereby notified that application will be made at the next Court of Common Pleas for a Divorce, at which time you can attend if you think proper.
A. C. Taggart, Sheriff.
May 18, 1857.-tc.
~ The People’s Journal, Coudersport, PA, 21-May-1857, Page 2, Column 4
Born on xx, Died on
Aged xx years, xx months, xx days.
Notice.
Sarah Willet, by her next friend, David D. Smith, vs. Elbert J. Willet.
No. 63 December Term, 1856. Libel in Divorce to Elbert J. Willet, Respondent.
Whereas a Subpoena and alias Subpoena having been issued in this case, and returned by the Sheriff Nihil, you are hereby notified that application will be made at the next Court of Common Pleas for a Divorce, at which time you can attend if you think proper.
A. C. Taggart, Sheriff.
May 18, 1857.-tc.
~ The People’s Journal, Coudersport, PA, 21-May-1857, Page 2, Column 4
Aged xx years, xx months, xx days.
Notice.
Sarah Willet, by her next friend, David D. Smith, vs. Elbert J. Willet.
No. 63 December Term, 1856. Libel in Divorce to Elbert J. Willet, Respondent.
Whereas a Subpoena and alias Subpoena having been issued in this case, and returned by the Sheriff Nihil, you are hereby notified that application will be made at the next Court of Common Pleas for a Divorce, at which time you can attend if you think proper.
A. C. Taggart, Sheriff.
May 18, 1857.-tc.
~ The People’s Journal, Coudersport, PA, 21-May-1857, Page 2, Column 4
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