Tagiasco v. Molinari's Heirs
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APÍEAL FROM THE PARISH COURT FOR THE. PARISH AND CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS. This is an action instituted by the executor and brother of Marie Louise Tagiasco, f. w. c., deceased, to recover a lot of ground with its improvements, in the city of New-Orleans, which the said Marie Louise and Jean Tagiasco, f. p. c., inherited from their deceased mother, Louise Baptiste Roux.
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APÍEAL FROM THE PARISH COURT FOR THE. PARISH AND CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS. This is an action instituted by the executor and brother of Marie Louise Tagiasco, f. w. c., deceased, to recover a lot of ground with its improvements, in the city of New-Orleans, which the said Marie Louise and Jean Tagiasco, f. p. c., inherited from their deceased mother, Louise Baptiste Roux. The facts and pleadings of this case are accurately and fully stated in the following judgment, rendered by the parish judge. “ The plaintiffs, as heirs of the late Marie Louise Roux, a free woman of color, claim from the…
1Opinion of the CourtMathews, J.
This suit is brought by the plaintiffs, as heirs instituted by will, or universal legatees óf a free woman of color, who was *517named Mavie Louise Roux. They claim a lot of ground and buildings thereon, and situated in Dauphin-street, between Toulouse and St. Peter, now in possession of the defendant, whoholds it as natural tutrix of her minor children. She obtained judgment in the courts below, from which the plaintiffs appealed.
The facts of the case are as follows: Antoine Molinari, late husband of the defendant, previous to his marriage with her, lived in a state of concubinage with the…
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