George M. Ulmer Will

This is a re-typed copy of an article from the Maryville Tribune, it was printed in 1915. The photo copy I have is not clear enough to post here. Maybe it was printed as "Court News". Or it may have been part of a Society section of the paper. George McCullough Ulmer was well known and a prominent resident of that area. He died, Jan. 23, 1915.

GEORGE ULMER WILL MADE PUBLIC

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Estate is Estimated to Be Worth Between, $70,000 and $80,000--

Divided Among Relatives

George Ulmer left a will giving to his widow, outright $6,500, placing $20,000 in the hands of W. C. Pierce as trustee, to be loaned by him on real estate security and the annual income to be paid to her so long as she lives and at the time of her death the principal to be divided among the children. The will was filed in probate court late Saturday afternoon.

He gives $1,500 to Mrs. Baker, a daughter of his wife, by a former marriage, and $500 each to three children of a deceased daughter of his wife.

He gives his son, Charles Ulmer, $4,500, and divides all the balance equally among his children.

W. C. Pierce and George Ulmer, Jr., are named in the will and appointed by the court as executors. The estate is estimated to be worth from $70,000 to $80,000. --- Maryville Tribune