The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-18
Mrs. Sarah Schultz of Ke-
nosha May be Heir
Wanted in Chicago.
IN DOYLE ESTATE
KenOsha Woman's Grandaunt
Was Mrs, Margaret Mckee
Doyle, Believed to Be Kin.

Belief that she is one of the heirs
to the 100000 estate of the late
Thomas Doyle, formerly of Chicago,
is held by Mrs. Sarah Schultz, 81
Adams street, today as result of a
search instituted here two weeks ago
for trace of heirs of the deceased.
Mrs. Schultz has already written to
lawyers in Chicago, who have control
of the estate and who are anxious to
find trace of any of the heirs, setting
forth her claims to relationship to
the deceased.
Several weeks ago an article APP
peared in this paper at the request
of the persons who are searching Tor
the heirs of Thomas Doyle, in which
it was stated that there was reason
to believe that heirs of John Doyle
and Margaret Mckee Doyle might be
found living near Kenosha.
Father Sought for Relatives.
81 know that my father had an aunt,
Margaret Mckee Doyle, whose hus-
band was John Doyle" declared Mrs.
Schultz today in discussing what
claim she had to relationship in the
case. 81 know that when he first came
from Ireland, he tried time and again
to find trace of this aunt. / remem-
Der how when we lived in Illinois, he
came once to Southport, now Keno
sha, but found no trace of her. Like
wise l know that at the time of the
Chicago fire that he went to Chicago
to see if he could find some clew as
to the whereabouts of his relatives
and that since that time he had
thought it possible that they had lost
their lives in the fire."
Mrs. Schultz's father, was Patrick
Fallen. Her mother issadead and she
is the only surviving child.
Knew They Were Wealthy.
Likewise l know that my father
had been told that these relatives
were wealthy, but he never could To-
cate them. After he heard of that he
thought little more about them, but
when he came from Ireland he had his
heart set on finding his aunt to bring
her news from the ould country"
A second letter from the L. ..
Theme and company of Chicago, who
have the estate in charge, lends more
color to the claim of the Kenosha
woman to a share in the fortune.
This letter states that the notice had
drawn answers from persons who at
tempted to trace their relationship
through the Doyle line and states that
is not so much the, group that IS
wanted.
"The persons who we believe would
share in the estate would have a
grandmother or grandaunt, whose
maiden name was Doyle. and grand
uncle by the name of John Doyle and
grandaunt by the name of Margaret
Mckee Doyle, wife of John Doyle;
also persons having a grandm other or
grandaunt by the name of Mckee, or a
grandfather or a granduncle by the
name of Mckee; also those who have
a granduncle by the name of John
Doyle, husband of Margaret Mckee
Doyle"
Will File Claim at Once.
"That, certainly just fits my case
said Mrs. Schultz as she read this
second letter. 81 know my father had
an aunt by the name of Margaret
Mckee Doyle and that would make
her my grandaunt just as they say.
1 am going to file my claim at once.
Certainly any part of the estate
would be most welcome"
The Schultz live in modest circum-
stances. For many years they lived in
Salem and in 1919 moved to Kenosha
since which time her husband has been
employed at the MacWhyte. company.
1--WE want to, buy a home and GER
tainly if l do get share in the
estate, that's where the money would
60" said Mrs. Schultz.