Succession of Barber
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Fourth Judicial District, Parish of Morehouse —Potts, J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
BlaNchaRD, J.
Thomas Barber died in the Parish of Morehouse, Louisiana, in July, 1899, leaving an estate worth several thousand dollars.
Clara Barber, as widow in community, survived him. A fortnight following his death she presented a petition to the District Judge in which she averred that her husband had died intestate; that the greater portion of the property left by him pertained to the community of acquets and gains which had existed between them; that her husband left no heirs in either the ascending or descending line, nor yet in the collateral…
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