Jordan v. Filmore
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, C. J.
Mrs. Julia B. Miles died in 'Los Angeles, Cal., on the 5th of December, 1925, leaving an estate in Louisiana, consisting of a plantation in Morehouse parish, worth' $50,000, cash on deposit in a bank there, amounting to $2,300, a credit for $125, and property in Sabine parish, the value of which is not shown by the record. There are two heirs to the succession, namely, Mrs. Pearl Miles Reilly, known professionally as Charlotte Shelby, who is the daughter of the deceased, and Mrs. Hazel Minter Jordan, who is the granddaughter, being the only child of a predeceased daughter, of. Mrs. Miles. The…
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