Succession of Knupfer

Charles Knupfer, also known as Carl Knupfer, died intestate at his domicile in the city of New Orleans on April 28, 1930, leaving an «state worth something over $7,000. The public administrator, upon appointment made, qualified as administrator of his succession, and after provoking a sale of some of the property of the succession, filed a provisional account. Miss Pauline Knupfer, who is advanced in years, intervened in the succession claiming that she was the half-sister of the deceased and that she is his sole and only heir, and that, as such, she is entitled to the succession. The…