Succession of Purkert
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
O’NIELL, Chief Justice.
Mrs. Bernadina Albers Purkert died leaving an estate, of both real and personal property, appraised at $30,991.18. Her heirs at law are a nephew and two nieces. They are the son and daughters of a deceased brother of Mrs. Purkert. She left a nuncupative will, by public act, written by Emanuel L., Weil, notary public, in the presence of three witnesses, of date the 17th day of December, 1918. The testatrix left several small cash legacies to individuals who were related to her by marriage, and a legacy of $200 to her church, and directed that a sum not exceeding $1,000…
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