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Family: Frederick Marvin HAINES / Frances Jeanne PETERS (F3378)

• Father | Male Frederick Marvin HAINES

  
  

  Born	30 Sep 1910	La Crescent, Houston, Minnesota, USA
  Died	6 Aug 1992	, St. Johns, Florida, USA
  Buried		Riverside Cemetery, Charles City, Floyd, Iowa, USA
  Married	7 Nov 1936	Decorah, Winneshiek, Iowa, USA
  Divorced	11 Aug 1941	Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa, USA
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  Mother | Female Frances Jeanne PETERS

  
  

  Born	9 Nov 1918	Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin, USA
  Died	6 Feb 1988	Macon, Bibb, Georgia, USA
  Buried	9 Feb 1988	Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, Macon, Bibb, Georgia, USA
  Other Spouse	Donald Clifford HOLLAND | F75
  Married	11 Jan 1942	Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey, USA
  Father	Michael James PETERS | F70 Group Sheet
  Mother	Margaret BEALCKUS | F70 Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  Divorced: Divorce Granted Judge T.A. Beardmore in district court Saturday granted a divorce decree to Frederick Marvin Haines from Frances Jean Haines on a cruel and inhuman treatment charge. They were married at Decorah, Nov. 7, 1936, and lived together until July 27, 1941. The defendant may resume her maiden name of Frances Jean Peters if she desires according to the decree. A stipulation allowed her the household furniture, except guns, etc., belonging to the plaintiff. He was allowed his equity in the home property, automobile, etc. The defendant held an auction sale Saturday afternoon and disposed of the furniture, a few hours after the divorce was granted. and the announcement printed in The Courier Marriage Announcement: Charles City, Ia. -- Announcement is made of the marriage of Freddie M. Haines, son of Mrs. Jennie Haines and Miss Frances J. Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Peters, all of this city, which took place Nov. 7, 1936, at Decorah, Ia. Following the graduation of the bride last Friday evening from the local high school, the couple left on a wedding trip to points east and will return to this city to make their home.