1888 Succession of Qually Remberts Sr., Deceased, of Union Parish Louisiana
Submitted by:       Shawn Martin
Date of Submission: 3/2010

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1888 Succession of Qually Remberts Sr., Deceased, of Union Parish Louisiana

Union Parish Louisiana Succession Book A-3, pp. 55 - 56 
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Petition & Order for Administration:  Filed January 16, 1888

To the Honorable the Judge of the Third District Court of 
Louisiana, holding sessions in and for Union Parish.
   The petition of Lem Briggs, a resident of Union Parish, 
La. with respect would represent unto hour Honl. Court that 
Qually Remberts, Sr. departed this life in your said Parish 
on or about the first day of December 1887, leaving a small 
Estate in your said Parish consisting of both real and 
personal property and also owing debts and that he died 
intestate.  Petitioner avers that an Administration of said 
estate is necessary and he makes this his application to be 
appointed Administrator of said Estate in the name of 
himself as a son-in-law of said deceased, in the name of his 
wife Ann Briggs, a daughter of decd. and in the name of 
Perthina Rembert, the widow and surviving spouse of decd. 
and at the request of the balance of the female heirs of 
decd. and by consent of Alex Rembert the male child and heir 
of decd. all agreeing that your petitioner be appointed 
Administrator of said estate and delegating to him the right 
thereof.
   Wherefore petitioner prays that this his application be 
advertised and public notice be given hereof for ten days as 
the law requires, that W. W. Heard, a Notary Public in and 
for Union parish be ordered and commanded to take an 
inventory of all the property belonging to said Estate and 
due returns make according to law.  And finally that he be 
appointed Administrator of said Estate, be permitted qualify 
as such and that his bond be fixed and that letters of 
Administration issue to him in accordance with law.
   She prays for all orders necessary in the premises and 
for general relief, etc.
                                Everett & Everett
                                Attys. of petitioners


The above and foregoing petition and application for 
Administration considered, it is ordered that public notice 
by advertisement be given as the law requires, that W. W. 
Heard, a Notary Public in and for Union parish be and he is 
hereby ordered to take an inventory of all the property etc.
belonging to the Estate of Qually Remberts, Sr. Decd. 
situated in Union Parish and due returns make thereof 
according to law and if there be no opposition made to this 
appointment and filed in ten days as the law requires, then 
let this applicant be appointed Administrator of said Estate,
be permitted to qualify as such and letters of Administration 
issue to him upon his filing his bond as the law requires.
   Done and signed on this the 16th day of January AD 1888.
                                Jas. M. Smith
                                Clerk, D. C. etc.



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