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The Eureka Sentinel
Eureka, Tonopah, Eureka County, Nye County, Nevada
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Joshua Tingley died on June 11, 1902, leaving his estate to Constable Dave McLean, believing his brother Bedford had passed away. The estate includes $179 in Eureka County Bank. Probate petition filed in Ely clerk's office. Bedford Tingley found alive in Steptoe Valley, White Pine County.
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Believing that his brother had passed away, Joshua Tingley, a harness maker, who was in the employ of H. A. McKim in Eureka for several years, and who died at Hamilton June 11, 1902, left all his property to Constable Dave McLean of Ely. The Ely Expositor of July 13 says the chief assets of his estate consists of $179 in the ill-fated Eureka County Bank, together with other personal property of a nominal value. A petition for the probate of the will left by the late Joshua Tingley and the issuance of letters of administration of the estate was filed in the clerk's office to-day by Mr. McLean. Mr. Tingley leaves a brother, Bedford Tingley, who is engaged in the Granite mining district in Steptoe Valley, White Pine County.
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Ely
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June 11, 1902; July 13, 1902
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joshua tingley died; estate valued at $179 in eureka county bank plus nominal property; brother bedford found alive
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Joshua Tingley, harness maker employed by H. A. McKim in Eureka, died at Hamilton on June 11, 1902, leaving property to Constable Dave McLean of Ely, believing his brother dead. Ely Expositor reports estate assets. Petition for probate and administration filed by McLean in clerk's office. Brother Bedford Tingley located in Granite mining district, Steptoe Valley, White Pine County.