The extended family finished up at South Riana after this divorce at Table Cape.

Granger v. Granger and Wright. Mercury 12th May, 1888.

Mr. G. W. Waterhouse appeared for the petitioner, Alfred Granger, in this case, which was a petition for dissolution of his marriage with Annie Granger on the ground of her adultery with John Wright.

The evidence of petitioner and the affidavits of other witnesses, proved that the parties were married, and lived at Table Cape, where the respondent committed adultery with the co-respondent, and had since lived with him as his wife.

The rule nisi was granted, returnable after the expiration of six months. The Court rose at 1-20 p.m.

The 2nd was to a John Wright but I can't see an official marriagerecord The extended family finished up at South Riana after thisdivorce at Table Cape.

Granger v. Granger and Wright. Mercury 12th May, 1888.