Son of William Anderson Zirkle & Susannh Zerkel. Married (1) to Sally A. Fink. Married (2) to Cora Ann Largent on 29 Jan 1907 in Shawnee Co, KS
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The Topeka Daily Commonwealth, 31 Aug 1886, Tuesday
John Zirkle, George Disney, George Bushong and Emery Zirkle, of Monmouth, started last Thursday for Hamilton county on a land hunt. They go overland and will camp out.
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The Topeka Daily Commonweatlh, 23 Feb 1887, Wednesday
M. L. Leonard, Emery Zirkle, John Alexander and Ed beach Have all cleared out for Hamilton county.
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Newspaper - May 10, 1895 the "RICHLAND ARGOSY:" In the district court last Friday Judge Hazen heard a motion for alimony in the divorce case of Sallie A. Zirkle against Emery I. Zirkle. He awarded the wife $15 a month for the support of herself and child, while the suit is pending, and also ordered $25 attorney's fees paid to each of the lawyers, CA Starbird for the plaintiff and David Overmeyer for the defendant.
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The Topeka Daily Capital, 14 Jul 1896, Tuesday
BOTH WANTED IT
Judge Hazen Grants a Divorce to Unhappy Pair
Emery J. Zirkle was divorced from his wife Sallie yesterday by order of the court. Mrs. Zirkle had made the application but Judge Hazen saw fit to word his decree the other way.
The judge declared that neither party had made a very strong showing, yet he believed a divorce ought to be granted. "The great question," he explained, "is which party should get it."
He settled the matter by granting a divorce to Emery, and giving the custody of their child to the wiffe (sic). He also allowed the latter $225 alimony and ordered the defendant to pay $5 monthly for the support of the child.
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The Topeka Daily Commonwealth, 31 Aug 1886, Tuesday
John Zirkle, George Disney, George Bushong and Emery Zirkle, of Monmouth, started last Thursday for Hamilton county on a land hunt. They go overland and will camp out.
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The Topeka Daily Commonweatlh, 23 Feb 1887, Wednesday
M. L. Leonard, Emery Zirkle, John Alexander and Ed beach Have all cleared out for Hamilton county.
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Newspaper - May 10, 1895 the "RICHLAND ARGOSY:" In the district court last Friday Judge Hazen heard a motion for alimony in the divorce case of Sallie A. Zirkle against Emery I. Zirkle. He awarded the wife $15 a month for the support of herself and child, while the suit is pending, and also ordered $25 attorney's fees paid to each of the lawyers, CA Starbird for the plaintiff and David Overmeyer for the defendant.
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The Topeka Daily Capital, 14 Jul 1896, Tuesday
BOTH WANTED IT
Judge Hazen Grants a Divorce to Unhappy Pair
Emery J. Zirkle was divorced from his wife Sallie yesterday by order of the court. Mrs. Zirkle had made the application but Judge Hazen saw fit to word his decree the other way.
The judge declared that neither party had made a very strong showing, yet he believed a divorce ought to be granted. "The great question," he explained, "is which party should get it."
He settled the matter by granting a divorce to Emery, and giving the custody of their child to the wiffe (sic). He also allowed the latter $225 alimony and ordered the defendant to pay $5 monthly for the support of the child.
Son of William Anderson Zirkle & Susannh Zerkel. Married (1) to Sally A. Fink. Married (2) to Cora Ann Largent on 29 Jan 1907 in Shawnee Co, KS
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The Topeka Daily Commonwealth, 31 Aug 1886, Tuesday
John Zirkle, George Disney, George Bushong and Emery Zirkle, of Monmouth, started last Thursday for Hamilton county on a land hunt. They go overland and will camp out.
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The Topeka Daily Commonweatlh, 23 Feb 1887, Wednesday
M. L. Leonard, Emery Zirkle, John Alexander and Ed beach Have all cleared out for Hamilton county.
**********************************
Newspaper - May 10, 1895 the "RICHLAND ARGOSY:" In the district court last Friday Judge Hazen heard a motion for alimony in the divorce case of Sallie A. Zirkle against Emery I. Zirkle. He awarded the wife $15 a month for the support of herself and child, while the suit is pending, and also ordered $25 attorney's fees paid to each of the lawyers, CA Starbird for the plaintiff and David Overmeyer for the defendant.
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The Topeka Daily Capital, 14 Jul 1896, Tuesday
BOTH WANTED IT
Judge Hazen Grants a Divorce to Unhappy Pair
Emery J. Zirkle was divorced from his wife Sallie yesterday by order of the court. Mrs. Zirkle had made the application but Judge Hazen saw fit to word his decree the other way.
The judge declared that neither party had made a very strong showing, yet he believed a divorce ought to be granted. "The great question," he explained, "is which party should get it."
He settled the matter by granting a divorce to Emery, and giving the custody of their child to the wiffe (sic). He also allowed the latter $225 alimony and ordered the defendant to pay $5 monthly for the support of the child.
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The Topeka Daily Commonwealth, 31 Aug 1886, Tuesday
John Zirkle, George Disney, George Bushong and Emery Zirkle, of Monmouth, started last Thursday for Hamilton county on a land hunt. They go overland and will camp out.
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The Topeka Daily Commonweatlh, 23 Feb 1887, Wednesday
M. L. Leonard, Emery Zirkle, John Alexander and Ed beach Have all cleared out for Hamilton county.
**********************************
Newspaper - May 10, 1895 the "RICHLAND ARGOSY:" In the district court last Friday Judge Hazen heard a motion for alimony in the divorce case of Sallie A. Zirkle against Emery I. Zirkle. He awarded the wife $15 a month for the support of herself and child, while the suit is pending, and also ordered $25 attorney's fees paid to each of the lawyers, CA Starbird for the plaintiff and David Overmeyer for the defendant.
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The Topeka Daily Capital, 14 Jul 1896, Tuesday
BOTH WANTED IT
Judge Hazen Grants a Divorce to Unhappy Pair
Emery J. Zirkle was divorced from his wife Sallie yesterday by order of the court. Mrs. Zirkle had made the application but Judge Hazen saw fit to word his decree the other way.
The judge declared that neither party had made a very strong showing, yet he believed a divorce ought to be granted. "The great question," he explained, "is which party should get it."
He settled the matter by granting a divorce to Emery, and giving the custody of their child to the wiffe (sic). He also allowed the latter $225 alimony and ordered the defendant to pay $5 monthly for the support of the child.
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