Oregonian,July 26,1910, page 6.
JAGGAR ESTATE IS $100,000
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Son of Man Killed Auto Accident is Administrator.
The estate of Louis Jaggar, worth $100,00.was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday, and Samuel C. Jaggar, a son, appointed administrator, upon his filling a bond of $60,000. Jaggar, senior, was the commission merchant who was killed in an automobile accident east of Portland July 11. He was returning from a trip to Mount Hood.
The personal property of the estate is valued at $25,000. and the income from the real estate is $5000 a year. So far as known Jaggar left no will. Mary E. Jaggar,the widow,waived her right to appointment as administratrix. The other heirs are: Benjamine F. Jaggar,son: Myrtle L. fones,daughter;Bessie L. Maxon,daughter, and Henry E. Jaggar, a son.
(submitted by Penny)
Oregonian,July 26,1910, page 6.
JAGGAR ESTATE IS $100,000
________
Son of Man Killed Auto Accident is Administrator.
The estate of Louis Jaggar, worth $100,00.was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday, and Samuel C. Jaggar, a son, appointed administrator, upon his filling a bond of $60,000. Jaggar, senior, was the commission merchant who was killed in an automobile accident east of Portland July 11. He was returning from a trip to Mount Hood.
The personal property of the estate is valued at $25,000. and the income from the real estate is $5000 a year. So far as known Jaggar left no will. Mary E. Jaggar,the widow,waived her right to appointment as administratrix. The other heirs are: Benjamine F. Jaggar,son: Myrtle L. fones,daughter;Bessie L. Maxon,daughter, and Henry E. Jaggar, a son.
(submitted by Penny)
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