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This letter dated January 21, 1936, from Eugene Burdick to Charles Fool Bear, advises Fool Bear that Burdick has contacted B. O. Angell, Examiner of Inheritance for the United States (US) Office of Indian Affairs, who is in charge of probating the estate, and that Angell says the estate is fully and legally settled. Burdick explains that Catfish has the right to leave his estate to people who are not related to him, in lieu of his direct heirs. Burdick recommends that Fool Fear accept the money allotted to him in Catfish's will and drop the case.
See Also:
Letter from Charles Fool Bear to Eugene Burdick Regarding Catfish's Estate, December 23, 1935
Letter from Charles Fool Bear to Eugene Burdick Regarding Catfish's Estate, January 15, 1936
Date of Work
1-21-1936
Keywords
will, estate, probate
Organizations Referenced
United States Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs
People Referenced
Catfish, Charles Fool Bear, Usher Burdick, B. O. Angell, Eugene Burdick
Recommended Citation
Burdick, Eugene, "Letter from Eugene Burdick to Charles Fool Bear Regarding Catfish's Estate, January 21, 1936" (1936). Usher Burdick Papers. 123.
https://commons.und.edu/burdick-papers/123