Succession of Lucas

On the 5th June, 1831, Bazin & Gamier obtained a judgment for upward of 11,000 francs against Gabriel Marie Lucas before the “ Tribunal de Premiére Instance ” of Pointe a Pitre in the island of Guadaloupe.

In the same year Lucas removed from Guadaloupe to the city of New Orleans, where he engaged in commerce and continued to reside, until his death, in 1851.

Cavaroc was appointed curator of his succession, and in due time filed an account which was homologated, except so far as opposed by one Glausmadec, who claimed to be a creditor for a very large amount, but who discontinued his opposition…