Succession of Webre
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtOverton, J.
George L. Webre died at Meridian, in the state of Mississippi, on January 25, 1931, and was buried in New Orleans, three days later. He died intestate, leaving no ascendants nor descendants, though left a widow, Mrs. Edna Norman Webre, and two sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Edna Webre Harrison, and the other, Mrs. Lolly Webre Heinz. He also left a niece, Eldah Webre Kalotta, the daughter of William W. Webre, deceased.
Webre’s property consisted of movables, both corporeal and incorporeal, largely the latter, and is such as would likely be considered, under the laws of this state, as the separate…
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