Sassman v. Aime

The petitioner alleges that she is one of the heirs of the late John Brady, and as such, became entitled, by an amicable partition of the succession of her deceased father, to a certain piece of land, situated in the parish of St. Jean the Baptiste, containing ten arpents, or thereabouts, with the ordinary depth.

That at the time of said partition, viz. on the 18th day of October, 1805, the petitioner was the wife of John Sassman, and that property before mentioned, was her para*258phernal, or extra dotal effects. That she has never been divested of her right thereto, by her own consent, or by the…