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December 12, 1928
Willmar Tribune
Willmar, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
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In Red Wing on Dec. 6, a settlement is pending outside court for the dispute over G. O. Brohaugh's $180,000 estate among 13 relatives, with the bulk going to his nephew executor; nine get $1,000 each, four are omitted; an appeal is pending.
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Brohaugh Case May be Settled
Red Wing, Dec. 6.-Settlement outside of court of the dispute over the G. O. Brohaugh estate between the relatives of the deceased was today reported to be pending.
Judge Wm. M. Ericson said today that the estate of the deceased seminary professor would approximate close to $180,000 rather than $150,000, as originally was given out.
It was rumored that heirs disputing the will asked for a settlement of ten per cent of the net estate. There are 13 relatives of the deceased, nine of whom were given legacies of $1,000 each and the remaining four omitted from mention. The bulk of the estate goes to G. O. Brohaugh, Willmar, namesake nephew of the deceased, appointed executor with full-power now to act in settling the case.
An appeal now pending in district court from Judge Ericson's order allowing the will to probate has not been set for hearing yet.
It is understood that the suggestion of a ten per cent settlement is on the net estate after attorney fees and an inheritance tax that will probably amount to $14,000 is settled.
Red Wing, Dec. 6.-Settlement outside of court of the dispute over the G. O. Brohaugh estate between the relatives of the deceased was today reported to be pending.
Judge Wm. M. Ericson said today that the estate of the deceased seminary professor would approximate close to $180,000 rather than $150,000, as originally was given out.
It was rumored that heirs disputing the will asked for a settlement of ten per cent of the net estate. There are 13 relatives of the deceased, nine of whom were given legacies of $1,000 each and the remaining four omitted from mention. The bulk of the estate goes to G. O. Brohaugh, Willmar, namesake nephew of the deceased, appointed executor with full-power now to act in settling the case.
An appeal now pending in district court from Judge Ericson's order allowing the will to probate has not been set for hearing yet.
It is understood that the suggestion of a ten per cent settlement is on the net estate after attorney fees and an inheritance tax that will probably amount to $14,000 is settled.
What sub-type of article is it?
Family Drama
What themes does it cover?
Family
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Estate Dispute
Inheritance Settlement
Will Probate
Family Relatives
What entities or persons were involved?
G. O. Brohaugh (Deceased)
G. O. Brohaugh (Willmar Nephew)
Judge Wm. M. Ericson
Where did it happen?
Red Wing
Story Details
Key Persons
G. O. Brohaugh (Deceased)
G. O. Brohaugh (Willmar Nephew)
Judge Wm. M. Ericson
Location
Red Wing
Event Date
Dec. 6
Story Details
Settlement pending outside court for dispute over G. O. Brohaugh's estate among 13 relatives; estate valued at $180,000, bulk to nephew executor; 9 relatives receive $1,000 each, 4 omitted; appeal from will probate order pending.