Succession of Kamlade
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
George Jacob Kamlade died at his domicile in the Parish of Orleans on February 16, 1952, leaving an olographic last will and testament which carried the dateline “New Orleans May 27/33” and, among other things recited: “It is my wish that my estate be used for the care and keep of my brother’s widow, Selma, and * * * after the death of my sister-in-law, I wish my estate to be divided as follows, one half to go to my cousins from my Mother’s side of the family and the remaining half to my cousins from my Father’s side of the family, * * Numerous cousins were the only relatives…
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