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I found the following:
"The Evening News", May 12, 1897, unknown location but is probably Middlesex Co., NJ.
Seven Divorce Decrees Were Filed in the Court of Chancery This Morning - The Parties in the Cases
Van Dyke BAYLES and Lida BAYLES were married July 13, 1892, at the Presbyterian parsonage at Dayton, Middlesex county. After the marriage, they went to live with the wife's parents in Kingston. BAYLES lived with his wife one year, depending upon his father-in-law for support, at the end of which time he deserted his wife and went to live with his own father in Bound Brook. He never came back. His wife prayed for divorce, and Chancellor McGill granted it. Mrs. Bayles' maiden name was Lida WOOLF.
Who were Lida's parents and what became of her? Did she remarry?
Van Dyke BAYLES was the son of Alexander BAYLES and Catherine R. VAN DYKE. I have more information on his ancestors but know nothing of Lida. The only Lida WOOLF I have found info on so far is the man in Warren Co., NJ, who was too young to have been her father.
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