Denton Journal Denton, Maryland
May 22, 1875, page 1:
Order of Publication Sarah E. Walters by John W. Clark, her next friend VS.
John S. Walters and Thos H. Kemp In the Circuit Court for Caroline County
The object of this suit is to procure from the Circuit Court for Caroline County in equity, as a decree against John S. Walters, husband of the complainant, entitling her to and granting her a home and support and maintenance for herself and five infant children in and out of the estate and property of the said John S. Walters. The bill sets forth that the said John S. Walters and Sarah E. Walters intermarried on the 12th day of December 1854, in the State of Delaware....

Denton Journal Denton, Maryland
March 15, 1890, page 3:
Messrs. George M. Russum and Henry R. Lewis, attorneys, recently filed a bill in circuit court asking that a divorce amensa et thora be granted to Mrs. Sarah E. Walters, wife of John S. Walters, of the First district. The bill stated that Mr. and Mrs. Walters were married in 1854, and that they have lived in this county since 1870. They have several grown children. The bill alleged that Walter's conduct was brutal and that the plaintiff's life was in danger, and to escape his vicious practices she left him. On the 13th of February Judge Robinson issued an order requiring Walters to pay plaintiff $5 weekly pending litigation. Several days ago Mr. James N. Todd, counsel for Walters, filed a bill in which all charges of bad conduct are denied, and stating that the defendant's property would soon be totally exhausted if the $5 weekly alimony should continue. Efforts are being made to compromise without further litigation. If this is not done the testimony will be written out and submitted to the Judges, when the case will be finally disposed of.

Denton Journal Denton, Maryland
May 17, 1890, page 3, column 3:
Chancery Examiner T. Pliny Fisher has been this week taking testimony in the Sarah E. Walters - John S. Walters divorce case.

Denton Journal Denton, Maryland
October 31, 1925, page 5:
Mrs. Sarah Walters, of Philadelphia, a sister of Mr. Peter T. Clark, of Denton, died this week. Funeral services were held at Mt. Olive Church, near Petersburg, on Wednesday afternoon. The deceased lady, who was 94 years old, had a number of relatives in this section

Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
October 23, 1925, page 22, column 8:

WALTERS - Oct. 23, SARAH E., wife of late John S. Walters, aged 94. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, ____ 7:30 p.m., at her late residence, 4512 N. 15th st. Int. Dover, Del. Tues.