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Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files id DIretrieval DIcase DIyear LastName1 GivenName1 936 RG 39d vol. 3 no. 67. 1919 McLean 1067 RG 39d vol. 3 no. 69. 1921 Adams 1 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D B 123 1913 Beznason 2 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D B 164 1915 Void 3 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D C 161 1920 McMullen 4 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0460 Corbett Miriam Grace 5 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0057 Busten Madelyn Gertrude 6 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0665 Biswanger Charles Nelson 7 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0404 DeLaney Mary Marguerite 8 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0597 Irving Henry Duncan 9 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0155 Daniels Wannetta 10 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0572 McKay Dorothy Emma 11 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D D 0275 Wilson Annie Eliza 12 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3157 Bates Edna Marie 13 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3023 Barry Mildred Mary 14 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 4700 Baylis Paul Emerson G. 15 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3259 Beaton Margaret Anthony A. 16 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3455 Barrett Edith Katherine 17 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3581 Bellefontaine Gilbert Edward 18 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2826 Benjamin Verna Lena Page 1 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files LastName2 GivenName2 McLean Adams Beznason Void McMullen Corbett Malcom Howard Busten John Henry Biswanger Margaret Loretta M. DeLaney James Henry Irving Mildred Theresa MacInnes Daniels Harry McKay Frederick Blake LeRoy Wilson Alphens Marshall Bates Harold Emerton Barry Michael Joseph Baylis Norah June Bingham Beaton Gregory D. Barrett Leo Howard Bellefontaine Dorothy Ann Benjamin Wilson Lewis Page 2 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files 19 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3238 Bennett Walter Joseph Anthony 20 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3229 Bent James Albert 21 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3150 Beranger James Bertram 22 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3279 Barnes Annic E. 23 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3507 Bezanson Cecil Clifford 24 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3101 Bezanson Jean Florence 25 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3429 Bird Avard Leslie 26 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3163 Bissett George Wm. 27 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3626 Barkhouse Delbert Abner 28 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3222 Barker Kathleen 29 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3094 Bleasdale Gerald Henry 30 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3116 Blenkhorn Donald Chute 31 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3357 Boates Hugh Gordon 32 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3302 Banks Ada May 33 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3272 Bond Mary Frances 34 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3530 Andrews Myrtle May 35 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3415 Borden Gerald Vernon 36 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3107 Banfield Alexander N. 37 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3160 Bancks Muriel Jean 38 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3299 Boswell Frances Cecelia M. 39 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 4122 Boutilier Alexander James 40 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3404 Boutilier Leonard Franklin Page 3 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files Bennett Jean Frances Bent Dorothy May Beranger Laura Elizabeth Barnes Edward James Bezanson Bertha Lillian Bezanson Parker Reid Bird Marie Sadie Bissett Marion Mable Barkhouse Frances Alfreda Barker Oscar Bleasdale Helen Joyce Blenkhorn Marguerite Louise Boates Madeline Connors Banks Frederick James Bond Walter James Andrews Wm. Thomas Borden Bessie Eloise Banfield Myrtle R.B. Bancks Maurice Stanley Boswell Henry C. Boutilier Muriel Margaret Boutilier Jean Amons Page 4 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files 41 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3294 Baker Frank Bernard 42 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2932 Ashley Alice Margaret 43 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2674 Breakall Joan L. 44 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3377 Breen Muriel Susan 45 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3434 Bremner Roy Welsford 46 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3414 Britten Dorothy Gwendolyn 47 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 1560 Broderick Margaret M. 48 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3342 Brown Jean Dorothy 49 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3108 Buckland Betty Iona 50 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3461 Bissett Charles Cornwall 51 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3126 Burke Clinton John 52 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2126 Anderson Elizabeth Delina 53 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 75545 Burton James 54 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3330 Bush Gerald 55 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3395 Amirault Russell Theodore 56 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3283 Amirault Dorothy M. 57 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3297 Caldwell Joseph D. 58 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3322 Callaghan Kenneth G. 59 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3277 Allison Bertha G. 60 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3338 Campbell Helen Elizabeth 61 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3145 Bollivar Allen Richard Page 5 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files Baker Kathleen Ardell Ashley Wm. Edgar Breakall Robert G. Breen Frederick James Bremner Jessie May Britten Ladd Douglas Broderick Karla Brown Joseph Dickson Buckland Harold Knott Bissett Katherine Mary Burke Marie Marguerite Anderson Donald Everett Burton Maxine Bush Sheila May Amirault Dorothy Marie Amirault Russell T. Caldwell Mary G. Callaghan Gladys G. Allison Timothy Campbell Edgar Wesley Bollivar Beverley Lorraine Page 6 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files 62 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2739 Cantlay Christina Margaret 63 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3121 Carey Clara Violet 64 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 4384 Carter Doris Marie 65 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3170 Aulenback Creighton Charles 66 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3250 Carter Zena Laverna T. 67 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3204 Chaddock Phyllis Anne 68 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3171 Boulton Eileen Gertrude 69 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3409 Allen Ann Theresa 70 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3131 Allen Aileene Marguerite 71 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3142 Chapman Henry Paul 72 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3206 Chase James William 73 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3394 Chisholm Herbert Paul 74 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3333 Christoff Renee 75 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3536 Aker Cecila 76 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 4388 Cockhead John George Theodore 77 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3127 Cogswell Joseph Lloyd G. 78 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3525 Colchester Cecil V. Jr. 79 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3849 Atkinson Marjorie Alice 80 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3332 Brightman Floyd Earl 81 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3139 Cook Carl Charles 82 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3183 Cook Lloyd Wallace Page 7 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files Cantlay Alexander Carey Earl Nichols Carter Charles Leon Aulenback Mary Edith Carter Donald Leo Chaddock Harold Robert Boulton Reginald Egbert Allen Earl Richard Allen Ervin Keiver Chapman Francis Mae Chase Mildred Helen Chisholm Frances Drucilla Christoff William Aker Elizabeth Cockhead Kathleen Ellen Cogswell Stella W. Colchester Beatrice Mae Atkinson Henry Francis R.L. Brightman Kathleen Thelma Cook Jennie Eileen Cook Jessie Eloise Page 8 of 478 09/27/2021 Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Case Files 83 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3382 Cooke Sarah Elizabeth 84 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3393 Corbett Helen Freda 85 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3122 Adair Irene Ross Munsie 86 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 2768 Corkum Marjorie V. 87 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3666 Cormier Joseph Walter Roy 88 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3369 Coward Arthur Reginald 89 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3367 Cox James Allison 90 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3468 Cox Robert Elander 91 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3268 Craddock Ralph E. 92 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3355 Creelman Helen Prena Tanner 93 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3245 Cresine Hattie Louise 94 Nova Scotia Archives RG 39 Series D E 3132 Curran Marie T.D.
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