Lemmon v. Clark
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Twenty-third District Court, Parish of West Baton Bouge. Matthews, Judge ad hoe.
1Opinion of the Court
*745The opinion of the court, was delivered by
Fenner, J.
William W. Lemmon and his wife, Elizabeth Chism, died in 1863, leaving a large estate and three children, who were their sole heirs. The eldest, George C., was of age, but as he afterwards died and as his interest is inherited by the other two, he may be dismissed from consideration. Mary J. Lemmon and Wm. W. Lemmon, the present plaintiffs, were minors. Their grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Chism, in 1863, presented a petition to the court of the parish, representing the death of the said W. W. Lemmon and wife, and the minority of said children…
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