I'll try and post in sections here what's in the document.
All information that I have on Joseph Twigg Balmer:
From the information I have, it would appear that the first time ‘Twigg-Balmer’ was used was in 1904.
Sometimes spelling is Twigg Balmer and sometimes Twigg-Balmer.
From Divorce Papers: Petitioner Victor Weeden, Respondent Elizabeth Weeden and Co-respondent Joseph Twigg Balmer
I have the divorce papers for my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Weeden (nee Dunsdon 2c 204). Joseph appears as the co-respondent.
Her husband Victor Weeden (2a 919) files for divorce from Elizabeth as he accuses Joseph Twigg-Balmer and her of committing adultery, resulting in a child (Anthony Claude Weeden born Dec 1915 - 1b 15) and later my Grandmother (Kathleen Betty Twigg-Balmer, born January 1919 - 1b 172).
Victor was serving with 2nd Battalion Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry in France.
Marriage finally dissolved in 1922 (on 18th July 1922, Victor filed a notice and affidavit for decree absolute. On 24th July 1922, the marriage was dissolved).
Elizabeth and Victor were married on 24th December 1912 (2a 2433) at The Registry Office Minister in the Isle of Thanet in the county of Kent. They then lived together at The Old House Aylesbury in the county of Buckinghamshire.
A child (Margaret Mary Weeden, 2a 2025) was born March 1912 to Elizabeth and Victor.
After leaving her home with Victor, Elizabeth resides at 46 Canonbury Square, London.
Victor continues to reside at 41 Hereson Road Ramsgate, Kent.
Confession of adultery was apparently made on the 27th day of September 1915 at 24 Delamy Street Camden Town London.
On 9th September 1916 Elizabeth went to live with the Joseph at 46 Canonbury Square London and stayed there with him until and beyond the date of his petition. That they occupied the same bedroom and passed under the names of Mr and Mrs Balmer and that they left on 5th November 1916.
A male child was born on 28th December 1915 at 26 Delamy Street Camden Town London. This child was Anthony Claude Weeden.
