Moon v. Dye
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fourth Judicial District Court, Parish of Lincoln; J. B. Crow, Judge. Action by Mrs. Willie R. Moon and husband against G. W. Dye and others. From an adverse judgment, plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
In February, 1918, Mrs. Nancy E. Dye died intestate in Lincoln parish, leaving as heirs the plaintiff Mrs. Willie R. Moon and other children of full age and the following grandchildren: Lamar R. Dye, a major, and Charles Dye, Avis Dye, and Dor-ris Dye, all minors, the children of J. T. Dye, a deceased son of the said Mrs. Nancy E. Dye.
Mrs. Nancy E. Dye left a succession consisting of real estate, situated in Lincoln *255parish, of the value of $1,800, and personal property estimated at about $400, including certain claims due her succession.
The plaintiff has instituted this suit against her…
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