Succession of Lampton
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Twenty-fourth District Court, Parish of Plaque-mines. Livaúdais, J.
1Opinion of the Court
. The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Manning, J.
Mark Lampton, a resident citizen of Kentucky, bequeathed certain land in Louisville in that State to his son, Edward S. Lampton, and in the event of the son’s dying without lawful issue of his body surviving, then the land was devised to the daughters of the testator; Edward Lampton sold these lands January 2, 1839, to J. B. Bland and W. P. Pettit, for fourteen thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars, with covenants of warranty and seizin, the deed expressing that his wife Elizabeth joined therein, and both signing it. They were residents…
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