Inhabitants of Newburyport v. Inhabitants of Boothbay
9 Mass. 414
Opinion
The jury might lawfully infer a legal marriage from the evidence at the trial; a long-continued cohabitation is, in fact, one usual evidence of a marriage,
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Inhabitants of Newburyport v. Inhabitants of Boothbay, 9 Mass. 414 (Mass. 1812).
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