Succession of Edgar

ROGERS, Justice.

Cora Haynes, a negro woman, residing in New Orleans, executed a nuncupative will by public act before Anna Naumann, notary public, on November 29, 1933. On January 16, 1934, she was knocked down and injured by the revolving door of the Whitney National Bank, where she had gone unattended to transact certain business. On February 9, 1934, she died as a result of her injuries, and her will was admitted to probate.

The testatrix had no forced heirs. With the exception of two $1,000 industrial bonds bequeathed to Alphonse Magi Guma and $500 left to the American Bank & Trust…