Georgia Man Among Heirs Inheritance Bid In Will Contest
A Statesboro Georgia man is among three relatives preparing evidence to claim a spinster's 19 million estate instead of two universities. A county surrogate in Rochester New York ordered a hearing on whether the 1933 will, said to be signed by 87 year old John B Dailey, is valid. The Dailey family members from Massachusetts and Rhode Island seek a share of the fortune as potential heirs.
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Estates dispute over 19 million will heads to hearing
Surrogate Michael L. Rogers schedules a hearing in a case between the Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. as executor of a 1933 will and relatives alleging a mutilated later will. The document shows a signature margin hint on Miss Dailey’s name. pages with the execution date are missing. Notre Dame and Georgetown Universities stand to receive the estate.
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Smithsonian and Virginia Tech to dig for prehistoric bones
In Southwest Virginia Dr. Clayton Ray of the Smithsonian says a cave near Gate City yielded a giant ground sloth skeleton about 10 000 years old. The Smithsonian Institution and Virginia Tech will conduct excavations to seek more remains of prehistoric animals.
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