Carter v. Veith
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Porter Parker, Judge. Succession of Emanuel'George Carter, deceased. Action by Georgia Carter against Mrs. Philip G. Yeith and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the' Case. ■
MONROE, C. J.
Emanuel George Carter died in January, 1899, leaving a widow and five children, an olographic will, whereby he bequeathed to them (naming them) ail the property of which he died possessed, and an estate in community. The maiden name of the wife was Mary Ann Fagin; the children were named, respectively, and in the order of their births, Mary Vivian, Virginia Violet, Blanche, Lucy, and Georgia. The two first named were born prior to the marriage of their parents, but were reared and treated in every respect as were the other, three, who were born after the…
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