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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 505, 12 May 1909, Page 10

As an outcome of having replied to a newspaper advertisement,. the wife" ..of a coachman residing in Polmont, Scotland, has received intimation th'at she will eharo in a fortune of a quarter of. a million-,left by an uncle who died'intestate in-America; At tho time of replying v t6.!the»advertisement the woman. was! unaware that' she had an uncle' in Anierica,_'but subsequent inquiries showed that he'emigrated there from Ireland some .fortyior. .fifty, years ago,, -and amassed'a fortune by farming in America. -Prior to leaving Scotland for tho States ho married, and, taking his'wife with him,.he seems to have had_ no subsequent communications with his in Scotland, to whom latterly his .very existence was unknown. Dying without making a will, he left a fortune of about £250,000, and this sum will fall'to be divided among his nine remaining relatives, who should, each succeed to about £27,000.

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