Jasper County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 81, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 January 1912 — SEARCH FOR INDIAN HEIRESS [ARTICLE]

SEARCH FOR INDIAN HEIRESS

Kansas City Man Wedded Squaw, and Daughter to Receive $160,000. Kar.sas City, Mo., Jan. 19. Attorneys for Henry Ci Simpson, who died in this city three weeks ago, instituted search for an “Indian maiden" somewhere “in the southwest,” wno is heiress to $160,000 of the Simpson fortune. It was not known that Simpson vfas wealthy until after his death. Hls estate amounted to $322,000 and was left in the hands of his son, Henry, as executor. After the death of his first more than twenty-five years ago, the elder Simpson is said to have married an Indian. It is for'a daughter of this .marriage that the son seeks, with the purpose of dividing tjhe estate with his half-sister.