Baptiste St. Martin and Roseannia Donaldson were married by W. W. Wright, in Anson, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Robert Edward McKay and John Cowe (Cone). Date of Certificate is April 5, 1872. Date of Registration is April 6, 1872. The race/color of both parties is listed as copper and white. Baptiste was a farmer living in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin when married to Rosa. They were divorced in 1880 due to cruel and inhuman treatment. File #1657 C.R. B62 4 J.B.464.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson married for the second time on April 10, 1881, in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Date of Certificate was April 10, 1881. Date of Registration was April 21, 1881. Registration #145. They were married by James M. Bennett, Justice Of The Peace. Witnesses were Lewis Donaldson (brother) and Odealia (mother) Donaldson.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson St. Martin were divorced on April 18, 1883, in Chippewa County, Wisconsin due to drunkenness. File #2256 4 J.B.249. The 1886 LCO census still lists "Rosa" as Baptiste's wife. He is 39 and she is 28 years of age.
Rosanna married Charles L. Bertroche. Her brother, William James Donaldson, was living with his sister, Rosanna and her husband, in 1910.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson married for the second time on April 10, 1881, in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Date of Certificate was April 10, 1881. Date of Registration was April 21, 1881. Registration #145. They were married by James M. Bennett, Justice Of The Peace. Witnesses were Lewis Donaldson (brother) and Odealia (mother) Donaldson.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson St. Martin were divorced on April 18, 1883, in Chippewa County, Wisconsin due to drunkenness. File #2256 4 J.B.249. The 1886 LCO census still lists "Rosa" as Baptiste's wife. He is 39 and she is 28 years of age.
Rosanna married Charles L. Bertroche. Her brother, William James Donaldson, was living with his sister, Rosanna and her husband, in 1910.
Baptiste St. Martin and Roseannia Donaldson were married by W. W. Wright, in Anson, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Robert Edward McKay and John Cowe (Cone). Date of Certificate is April 5, 1872. Date of Registration is April 6, 1872. The race/color of both parties is listed as copper and white. Baptiste was a farmer living in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin when married to Rosa. They were divorced in 1880 due to cruel and inhuman treatment. File #1657 C.R. B62 4 J.B.464.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson married for the second time on April 10, 1881, in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Date of Certificate was April 10, 1881. Date of Registration was April 21, 1881. Registration #145. They were married by James M. Bennett, Justice Of The Peace. Witnesses were Lewis Donaldson (brother) and Odealia (mother) Donaldson.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson St. Martin were divorced on April 18, 1883, in Chippewa County, Wisconsin due to drunkenness. File #2256 4 J.B.249. The 1886 LCO census still lists "Rosa" as Baptiste's wife. He is 39 and she is 28 years of age.
Rosanna married Charles L. Bertroche. Her brother, William James Donaldson, was living with his sister, Rosanna and her husband, in 1910.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson married for the second time on April 10, 1881, in Anson Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Date of Certificate was April 10, 1881. Date of Registration was April 21, 1881. Registration #145. They were married by James M. Bennett, Justice Of The Peace. Witnesses were Lewis Donaldson (brother) and Odealia (mother) Donaldson.
Baptiste St. Martin and Rosanna Donaldson St. Martin were divorced on April 18, 1883, in Chippewa County, Wisconsin due to drunkenness. File #2256 4 J.B.249. The 1886 LCO census still lists "Rosa" as Baptiste's wife. He is 39 and she is 28 years of age.
Rosanna married Charles L. Bertroche. Her brother, William James Donaldson, was living with his sister, Rosanna and her husband, in 1910.
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