Howard v. Ingle
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
TALIAFERRO, Judge.'
Jerome Bonaparte Ingle departed this life September 28, 1935, after attaining the ripe old age of 109 years. He died intestate but left a small succession consisting of personal property, including cash and real estate in Winn parish, La., his domicile for nearly a half century.
The first introduction the district court of Winn parish had to the existence of the succession was through a suit for a partition of its assets, in part, by licitation, instituted by Mrs. Sarah Howard, child of deceased’s alleged first marriage, against his other six children, or their descendants,…
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