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COMMONWEAL TH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
BUREAU OF COUNTY COLLECTIONS
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RESIDENT [lECEDENT
COUNTY OF
CUMBERLAND
IMPORT ANT:
This return must be completed in detail and filed in duplicate, with all attached, with the Register of Wills of the
County where decedent resided; Return is due within nine months after date of death, unless an extension is granted
by the Secretary of Re~enue. (Section 703 of the Inheritance and Estate Tax Act of 1961.)
DeWitt T. Gable
(STATE FULL NAME OF DECEDENT)
} AFFIDAVIT O.F
EXECUTllIKrlX
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County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Late of
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
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State of
County of
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M. Annan Seifert
ExecutN'rix
of the estate of the obove.nomed decedent being duly sworn, depose S
and say S
Decedent died
July
11
, 19~{testate looving a last will, copy of which is hereto attached. }
(YEAR) ~
(MONTH)
Name and address of attorney or }
other authorized representative to whom
011 correspondence should be mailed.
(DAY)
James D. Bogar
23 West Main Street, Shirernanstown, PA 17011
That as such Executrix deponent is familiar with the affairs of said estate and the property constituting
(EX ECU TO R-ADMIN I ST R A TO R)
the assets thereof and their fair market value.
That at the time of death there was no safe deposit box registered in decedent's individual name, or jointly with, or
as agent or deputy of another, or in decedent's individual name, with right of access by another as agent or deputy, with the
exception of the following: -
NAME AND ADDRESS OF BANK OR OTHER INSTITUTION THIS SAFE DEPOSIT BOX RENTED RELATIONSHIP OF JOINT
IN WHICH DECEDENT RENTED A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX IN NAME OR NAMES OF HOLDERS TO DECEDENT
None
That the contents of said safe deposit box or boxes are itemized under Schedules
wi th the exception of the following, for the reasons hereinafter set forth:
of this return,
That Schedule A attached hereto and made part hereof sets forth fully and in detail all the real property
in thc~ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of which decedent died having an interest therein. It also sets forth the
mortgage encumbrances upon each parcel of real property at the date of death, giving the amount still due at
death, name of mortgagee, date, rate of interest, and book and page of record thereof. It also sets forth in the
columns provided therefore the assessed valuation of each of said parcels, the estimated market value thereof
as of date of death of decedent.
That Schedule B attached hereto and made part hereof sets forth fully and in detail all personal property
whert~sover situated owned by the decedent at the time of death; all moneys left by the decedent at the time of
death, whether in decedent's immediate possession, standing to decedent's credit in banks of deposit, savings
banks, trust companies, or other institutions, whether individually, or in trust for any other person or persons
giving also separately the accrued interest thereon, if any, down to the last interest day prior to decedent's
death in the case of savings ban\<s, and to the date of decedent's death in all other cases; all bonds, postal
savings, treasury certificates or notes and other evidence of indebtedness of the United States to the de-
cedent; all obligations, whether by statute or agreement they are designated as tax free, of the United States,
or any state, or political subdivision thereof, or of any foreign country, which are owned at the time of death;
all wearing apparel, jewelry, silverware, pictures, books, works of art, household furniture, horses, carriages,
automobiles, boats, and any and all other personal chattels of whatsoever. kind or nature, left by decedent,
together with the fairly estimated market value thereof; all bonds and mortgages held by decedent and of all
claims due and owing decedent at the time of death, and all promissory notes or other instruments in writing
for the payment of money of which decedent died possessed, of whatsoever nature, with interest thereon, if
any, giving the face value and estimated fair market value thereof, and if such estimated fair market value be
less than the face value, it sets forth briefly the reasons for such depreciation as to each item; all moneys
payable to the estate from life insurance policies carried by decedent; all annuity and endowment contracts
the proceeds of which were payable upon the death of the decedent; all and the corporate stocks and dividends
due thereon and unpaid as of the date of death, bonds and accrued interest thereon to the date of decedent's
death and other investment securities owned by the decedent at the time of death, with the market value there-
of at such time.
In the case of securities of close or family corporations, the values reported are as far as
possible substantiated by financial statements of the corporations, showing the assets and liabilities
thereof as of the date of death. The schedule also sets forth the interest of decedent at the time of
death in any co-partnership or business, and in support of the value of such interest there is annexed to
said schedule, financial statements showing the assets and liabilities of said co-partnership or l),usiness.
A copy of the co-partnership agreement, (if oral, a statement setting forth the nature of the agreement)
togethel' with a statement setting forth the character of the business, its location, and such other facts
pertain:lng to the business as may be pertinent to a fair and just appraisal of the decedent' 5 interest
therein must be submitted. It should also set forth in itemized form, together with the fair market value
thereof, any other property owned or bequeathed by the decedent at the time of death.
The Schedule C attached hereto and mad.e part hereof sets forth a true answer to each inquiry
contained therein and in the case of transfers of property, real or personal, within two years of decedent's
death, in contemplation of decedent's death, or intended to take effect in possession or enjoyment at or
after death, said schedule sets forth the nature and value of such property, to whom tr~sferred, the
relationship of the transferees to the decedent, the proportionate share received by each transferee and
all other facts of a pertinent nature regarding said transfers. In the case of transfers intended to
take effect in possession or enjoyment at or after death, there is also attached to the schedule a copy
of the deed, trust agreement or other instrument creating the trust. Ther~ is also set forth in said
schedule a list of all property, real and personal, with its value, which passes at decedent's death by
virtue of the exercise by decedent, either individually, or jointly with another, or any power of appoint-
ment vested in decedent, either individually or jointly, by the will, deed, or other instrument of another,
with a copy of the instrument creating such power attached to the schedule.
That Schedule D attached hereto a.nd made part hereof sets forth the names and addresses of all
persons ibeneficially interested in this estate at the time of decedent's death, the nature of their res-
pective interests, their relationship, if any, to the decedent, together with the ages at the time of
decedent's death of all minors, annuitants and beneficiaries for life under decedent's Will. It also
contains a statement showing which of the beneficiaries named in the decedent's will, if any, died prior
to decedlmt, the dates of their death, their issue, ~d the relationship of such issue to the beneficiary.
That Schedule E attached hereto and made a part hereof sets forth all property, real and per-
sonal, owned by the decedent jointly with another or others, including intangible, st;mding in the name
of the decedent and others, plus the date and place of record of instruments effecting the vesti ture of
real estate and the date of acquisition of personalty, plus the name, address and relationship, if any,
of co-owners to the decedent.
That Schedule F attached hereto and made a part hereof sets forth fully and in detail all debts
and deductions claimed for and on behalf of this decedent's estate, including funeral expenses paid;
family exemption, where applicable; costs of administration of this estate; counsel fees and fudiciary's
commissions paid or to be paid; cost expended for burial trusts, tombstones or gravemarkers, and reli-
gious services, in consequence of the death of the decedent; debts and claims owing ann unpairl at time of
death; taxes accrued chargeable for period prior to decedent's death (except those allowed under Section
651 of the Inheritance and Estate Tax Act); together with a statement of collateral pledgerl for obliga-
tions, if any. It is agreed that the fiduciary will present proof of said claimed obligations upon re-
quest, that if the amount actually paid in settlement of any fee, commission or debt is less than the
estimated amount claiming and allowed, that the same will be reported to the Register of Wills, and that
the amount of tax assessed can be reassessed in accord~ce therewith.
That the totals of the appropriate columns in Schedules "A", "B", "e", "E", and "F" as directed therein,
have been carried forward and properly registered in the Summary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
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JOAN E, ARNOLD, Notary Public
Shir2~\~r,',loWf\, C\i' ',berland Co., Pa.
My Commission Expires Sept. 6, 1982
NOTE: Before signing affidavit make sure all blank spaces in the affidavit and scherlules annexed are
filled in with details or the word "None", and in case the assets include rare and unlisted securities,
securities of close or family corporations or an interest in any co-partnership or business, that the
data ann statements required under the paragraph above relating to Schedule "B" are attached. Also make
certain that column #1 in the "Summary" has been properly completed as above-directed.
RC C-34 (4-73)
COMMONWEAL TH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
BUREAU OF COUNTY COLLECTIONS
TRANSFI::R INHERITANCE TAX
RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEDULE "A"
REAL PROPERTY
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Rec]1 property in Pennsylvania, with statement of mortgage encumbrances upon each parcel at death of dece-
dent. Property held by the decedent as tenant .in common with another or other, should be identified
as to quantum of interest and the estimated value should be that of the decedent's interest only. (Property
held as joint tenants with right of surviorship or tenancy by entireties should be reported on Schedule "E.")
The real property located In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania should be
described by lot and block number, street and street number, together with
a general description of the property, with a reference to the record of the
conveyance by which the decedent took title; If a farm state number of a-
cres; also statement of mortgage encumbrances upon each parcel at death
of decedent. Taxes, assessments, accrued Interest on mortgages, etc.,are
to be listed on Schedule "F" and must not be deducted from this schedule.
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(2)
(3)
OEPARTMENT
VALUA TION
CAUTION
(Do not write
In thIs space)
ASSESSED VALUE
FOR YEAR OF
DECEDENT'S
OEA TH
ESTIMA TED
MARKET VALUE
Real Estate
1. Property situate and known as 2024 Derry Street,
Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, being
a brick and frame semi-detached dwelling. The
property was acquired by decedent June 3, 1953,
the deed being recorded in Deed Book H, Volume 37
Page 214, in the Dauphin County Recorder of
Deeds Office. (Appraisal Attached)
$ 2,000.50
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$ 6,000.0(}/
2. Property situate and known as 742 South 21st
Street, Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania,
being a two and one-half story frame dwelling.
The property was acquired by decedent June 3,
1953;, the deed being recorded in Deed Book H,
Volume 37, Page 214, in the Dauphin County
Recorder of Deeds Office. (Appraisal Attached)
3. Property situate and known as 117 and 117 1/2
East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania, being a two and one-half
story frame dwelling. The property was
acquired by decedent June 3, 1953, the deed
being recorded in Deed Book H, Volume 15,
Page 293, in the Cumberland County Recorder
of Deeds Office. (Appraisal Attached)
960.00
2,00~
4,570.00
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22,500.00
Insert this fotal opposite "real property", Schedule "A" in the X X X X X
"As Reportl~d" column on the last page of this return.
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Valuation and Appraiser Report
On Properities Situate at
2024 Derry Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
742 South 21st Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
177 177-1/2 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania
Made for The Estate of Dewitt T. Gable as of July 11, 1978
Made by Philip J. Dolson CPM #2872
and Real Estate Broker, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania #RM025576-8
PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL
The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the fair market value of the
property located at 2024 Derry Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
as of July 11, 1978.
Market value is defined as the highest price estimated in terms of money
which the property will bring is exposed for sale in the open market for a
willing seller, allowing a reasonable time to find a willing buyer, neither
buyer nor seller acting under compulsion, both having full knowledge of all the
uses and purposes to which the property is adapted and for which it is capable of
being used, and both exercising intelligent judgment.
PROPERTY UNDER APPRAISEMENT
The property under appraisement is located on the north side of Derry
Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
It is a plot of ground having a frontage of 20 feet on Derry Street with a
depth of 160 feet and containing approximately 3,200 square feet. The lot is at
street level sloping gently to the rear lot line. It is zoned BG - Business
General.
The plot is improved with a two and three story basement, brick one family
residence, more particularly described in the following pages.
Address: 2024 Derry Street
~~: One family semi-detached residence
Architecture: Colonial Row
No. of Stories: 3 and 2 story plus basement
Year Built: Old
Construction: Brick and Frame
Foundation: Stone
Basement Excavation: Full
Exteri or Wa 11 s:
Brick
Hindows:
Double hung wood sash
Exterior Trim: Painted wood
Roof: Type: flat
Material: rolled roofing
Gutters: painted galvanized
Downspouts: painted galvanized
Flashings: galvanized
Insulation: None
Exterior Condition: Fair
Porches: Fi rs t floor open with wooden fl oori ng - second floor balcony
open with wooden flooring
Interior Walls: painted and papered plastered walls,
Ceilings: Ceilings painted plaster
Fll oors:
Hardwood
Interior Trim: Painted wood
Heating System: Hercules, Coal fire gravity hot air system
Fireplace: imitation in living room
Air Conditioning: none
Domestic Hot Water: 30 gallon gas fired
Plumbing: Cooper and galvanized
Electrical Wiring: Knobe and tube and BX wiring 100 Amp service with circuit
breakers
Kitchen: Not modern containing single basin single drain board sink, four
burner gas range, one set of floor to ceiling cabinets, four foot
wooden Waynes coating. Rear stairs to second floor and rear exit
to back yard.
Bath:
3 fixtured - wall mounted sink with mirror over plus builtin wooden medicine
cabinet on opposite wall. Walking tub and low tank toilet.
Condition of Interior: Fair
Garage:
None
Walks:
Concrete
Landscaping: Small rear yard
No. of Rooms: Eight
No. of Baths: One
Basement: Full _concrete floor, unfinished ceiling, outside rear entrance.
First Floor: Living room, dinning room and kitchen
Second Floor: 3 bedrooms and 1 bath
Third Floor: two bedrooms
Room Sizes: Small
Room Layout: Fair
Closets: Inadequate
NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS
Character: Residential and Commercial
General Appeal: Fair
Trend:
Unstable
% Built Up: 100%
Value Range: $3,000.00 to $50,000.00
Shopping: Neighbrood - Major within two miles.
Transportation:
Bus on Derry Street
Churches: All denomination within two mile radius
Wi dth of Street: 50 feet
Surface of Street: Macadam
Sidewalks: Brick and conrete
Utilities: Gas, electric, City Sewer and Water available at the site.
Assessments:
Dauphin County - Land $370.00 - Building $1,680.00
Total Land and Building $2,00.50
Taxes:
1978
County
City
School
$30.13
73.74
143.57
Total.. $247.44
HIGHEST AND BEST USE
The highest and best use of a property is that use to which the land can be
put to create the greatest utility for the land, be it in profit or in amenities,
and that which is permitted or would be permitted by the local municipal
township authorities and that which would not be underly objectionable to the
character of the surrounding property in keeping with the scope of the general
neighborhood development. Based on the foregoing, the highest and best use of
the subject property is for continuation of present usage, residential purposes.
COMPARABLE SALES
1. 2015 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold April 14, 1975
Sales price $5,000.00
2. 2009 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold January 13, 1977
Sales price $5,000.00
3. 2027 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold June 8, 1977
Sales price $10,500.00
4. 2003 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold July 31, 1978
Sales price $8,000.00
The above-captioned properties are all located within the same block as the
subj ect property, 2024 Derry Street. Consideration has been given to the
difference in age, condition, and time of sale. Based on these various factors
it is your appraisers opinion that the value of the subject property, 2024 Derry
Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania as of July 11, 1978, was
$6,000.00
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PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL
The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the fair market value of the
peroperty located at 742 South 21st Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania as of July 11, 1978.
Market value is defined as the highest price estimated in terms of money
which the property will bring is exposed for sale in the open market for a
willing seller, allowing a reasonable time to find a willing buyer, neither
buyer nor seller acting under compulsion, both having full knowledge of all the
uses and purposes to which the property is adapted and for which it is capable of
being used, and both exercising intelligent judgment.
PROPERTY UNDER APPRAISEMENT
The property under appraisement is located on the west side of South 21st
Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
It is a plot of ground having a frontage of 12 feet on South 21st Street
with a depth of 61 feet to its rear lot line. The lot slopes sharply to the west
or rear lot line. It is zoned R4 residential.
The plot is improved with a two and one-half story and basement, one family
residence, more particularly described in the following pages.
Address: 742 South 21st Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
~: One family residence
Architecture: Colonial Row
No. 'of Stories: 2 and 1/2 stories and basement
Year Built: old
Construction: Frame
Foundation: Brick
Basement Excavation: Full
Exterior Walls: Aluminum over frame
Windows:
Double hung wood sash
Exterior Trim: Painted wood
Roof: Type: Pitched
Material: Asphalt shingle - new
Gutters: Painted galvanized
Downspouts: Painted galvanized
Flashings: Metal
Insulation: None
Exterior Condition: Fair
Porches:
Front and rear open plus balcony on second floor
Interior Walls: Painted and papered plaster
Ceilings: Plaster and accoustical tile
Floors: softwood
Interior Trim: Painted wood
Heating System: Bryant Gas fired forced hot air
Fireplace: None
Air Conditioning:
None
Domestic Hot Water:
30 gallon gas fired
Plumbing: Copper and galvanized
Electrical Wiring: 30 Amp Fuse-Box and knob and tube
Single basis, single drainboard sink - linoleum floors, painted
walls and ceiling, four burner gas range. NOT MODERN
Kitchen:
Bath:
Walking tub, wall mounted sick, low tank toilet. Linoleum floor,
accoustical tile ceiling.
Very poor - needs complete redecorating and mordernization
of kitchen and bath.
Condition of Interior:
Garage:
None
Wa lks :
Concrete
Landscaping: Small rear yard
No. of Rooms: 7 Rooms
No. of Baths: 1 bath plus exposed shower in basement.
~asement: Full, concrete floor, unfinished celing outside rear entrance.
First Floor: Living room, dinning room and kitchen
Second Floor: 3 bedrooms and one bath
Third Floor: 1 bedroom
Room Sizes: Small
Room Layout: Poor
Closets: Inadequate
NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS
Character:
Residential and Commercial
General Appeal: Fair
Tl~end :
Unstable
% Built Up:
100%
Value Range:
$3,000 to $50,000 Commercial
Shopping: Neighberhood - Major within two mile radius
Transportation: Within 1/2 Block to Bus on Derry Street
Churches: All denomination within two mile radius.
Width of Street: 40 feet
Surface of Street: Macadam
Sidewalks:
Concrete
Gas, electric, City Water and sewer available at the site
Utilities:
P\ssessments:
Dauphin County - Land $110.00, Building $850, Total Land and
Building - $960.00
Taxes:
1978
County
City
School
$14.11
33.01
67.21
Tota 1 $114.39
HIGHEST AND BEST USE
The highest and best use of a property is that use to which the land can be
put to create the greatest utility for the land, be it in profit or in amenities,
and that which is permitted or would be permitted by the local municipal
township authorities and that which would not be underly objectionable to the
character of the surrounding property in keeping with the scope of the general
neighborhood development. Based on the foregoing, the highest and best use of
the subject property is for continuation of present usage, residential purposes.
COMPARABLE SALES
1. 2009 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold January 13, 1977,
Sales price $5,000.00
2. 2003 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold, July 31, 1978
Sales Price - $8,000.00
3. 740 South 21st Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Sold, April 4, 1978
Sales price - $4,000.00
The above-captioned properties are all located within close vicinity of the
subject property. Consideration has been given to the time of the sale of the
comparables, their condition, size as compared to the subject properities. Sale
number 3 is the property immediately adjacent to the subject property. It is
simmular in size of both the improvement and the lot. However, the subject
property is in extremely poor condition and in need of complete decorating and
modernization. Therefore it is your appraiser's opinion that the value of 742
South 21st Street, Dauphin County, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania as of July 11, 1978,
was $2,000.00.
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PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL
The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the fair market value of the
property located at 117-117-1/2 East Main Street, Cumberland County,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania as of July 11, 1978.
Market value is defined as the highest price estimated in terms of money
which the property will bring is exposed for sale in the open market for a
willing seller, allowing a reasonable time to find a willing buyer, neither
buyer nor seller acting under compulsion, both having full knowledge of all the
uses and purposes to which the property is adapted and for which it is capable of
being used, and both exercising intelligent judgment.
PROPERTY UNDER APPRAISEMENT
The property under appraisement is located on the north side of East Main
Street, Cumberland County, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania.
It is a plot of ground having a frontage of 40 feet on East Main Street by a
depth of 165 feet to the rear lot line and public alley and containing
approximately 6,600 square feet. The lot slopes gently from its frontage on
Main Street to the rear lot line at the public alley. It is zoned neighborhood -
commercial.
The plot is improved with a 2-1/2 story and basement residential dwelling,
more particularly described in the following pages.
Address:
117-1171/2 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pa.
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One family residence plus apartment
Architecture: Colonial
No. of Stories: Two ~nd one-half and basement
Year Built: Original structure 100 years old.
Construction: Frame
Foundation: Stone
Basement Excavation: Under front portion of structure only.
Exterior Walls: Aluminum, asbestos shingle over frame.
Windows: Double hung wood sash
. Exterior Trim: Painted wood
Roof: Type: Pitched and flat
Material: Metal and rolled roofing
Gutters: Painted galvanized
Downspouts: Painted galvanized
Flashings: galvan}zed
Insulation: None
Exterior Condition:
Fair Needs painting
Porches:
Front and rear open
Interior Walls: Plastered painted and papered
Ceilings: Plastered, painted and papered plus accoustical tile
floors: Random wood pine
Interior Trim:
painted wood
Heating System:
117 East Main - Space heaters
117-1/2 East Main Street - Homart gas fired forced hot air
Fireplace: one in each side but both bricked up.
Air Conditioning: None
Domestic Hot Water: 117 - 30 gallon storage tank heated with gas
fire side are heater. 177-1/2 East Main Street 30 gallon
gas fired domestic hot water heater.
Plumbing:
mixture of copper and brass
Electrical Wiring:
Knobe and tube and some BX - 60 amp fuse box servicing
both houses.
Kitchen: 117 East Main Street - Single basin sink, built in corner cupboard.
Linoleum over pine floors, ~four burner gas stove converted from
coal.
117-1/2 East Main Street - single basin wall mounted sink with metal
cabinets over wooden cabinets under. Paper over plastered walls
asphalt block tile floor.
Bath: same in 117 and 177-1/2 - recessed tub with shower.-o~er, wall mounted
sink and low tank toilet. Ceramic tile 4 foot wane~ ~oating and
ceramic tile around the tub.
Condition of Interior:
117 East Main Street - very poor, requires complete redecorating and
modernization of kitchen.
117-1/2 East Main Street, fair
Garage:
2 garages - one single car detached frame and one two car frame
Walks:
Concrete
L.andscapi ng: Large 1 awn and rear property with some trees and grape
arbor.
No. of Rooms: 10
No. of Baths: 2
Basement: partial, dirt floor and unfinished ceiling
First Floor: 117 East Main Street - living room, dining room and kitchen
117-1/2 East Main Street - living room and kitchen
Second Floor: 117 East Main Street - 3 bedrooms and one bath
117-1/3 East Main Street - 2 bedroom and one bath
Third Floor:
attic - floored and used for storage
Room Sizes:
fair to small
Room Layout:
poor
Closets:
Inadequate
NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS
Character:
Residential one and two family
GE~neral Appeal: Good
Trend:
Stable
% Built Up: 85%
Value Range: $15,000 - $60,000
Shopping: Nieghborhood - major shopping within two mile radius
Transportation: Bus on main street
Churches: All denomination within 5 mile radius
Width of Street: 100 feet
Surface of Street:
Macadam
Sidewalks: Brick and Concrete
Utilities: Gas, electric, City Water and Sewer available
Assessments: Cumberland County - Land $650.00 Building $3,920.00
Total - $4,570.00
Taxes:
1978
Total
$ 53.74
44.79
237.37
$335.90
County
Bora
School
HIGHEST AND BEST USE
The highest and best use of a property is that use to which the
land can be put to create the greatest utility for the land, be it in
profit or in amenities, and that which is permitted or would be
permitted by the local municipal township authorities and that which
would not be underly objectionable to the character of the surrounding
property in keeping with the scope of the general neighborhood
development. Based on the foregoing, the highest and best use of the
subject property is for continuation of present usage, residential
purposes.
COMPARABLE SALES
1. 122 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania
Sold May 28, 1974
Sales Price $18,500.00
2. 124 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania
Sold February 20, 1976
Sales Price $21,500.00
3. 203 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania
Sold September 10, 1975
Sales Price $21,500.00
4. 215 East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania
Sold March 1, 1974
Sales Price $22,900.00
Main Street, Shiremanstown, is approximately 6 blocks long. Within those
six blocks there are the older original frame homes, the larger two and one-half
brick and double brick well constructed homes plus the one story ranch style.
In addition, the center of town contains stores, a bank, restaurant, Municipal
Hall, - all the commercial enterprises. The values of sales within that six
block area vary from a low of $13,500.00 to $65,000.00. Many of the sales have
not been indicated in this report as they are not comparable to the subj ect
property. In my opinion the most comparable are sales 1 and 2 which are each
half a double located across the street from the subject property.
The primary consideration in arriving at the value of subject property was
it's condition. The west side or 117 East Main Street will require complete
rehabilitation before it is habitable. The electrical system and heating system
will have to be replaced; a new kitchen installed and complete decorating
required.
It is therefore your appraiser's oplnlon that the value of 117 and 117-1/2
East Main Street, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania as of July 11, 1978 was
$22,500.00. \~l~
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QUALIFICATIONS OF PHILIP J. DOLSON
Real Estate Broker - State of Pennsylvania, License No. 25576
Associate, Harry A. Taylor and Associates Real Estate Consultants, East Orange,
New Jersey, having appraised over $20,000,000.00 worth of all types of real
estate - residential, commercial, apartments, industrial and special purpose
properties - for individuals, banks, life insurance companies and nationally
known corporations and governmental bodies.
Active property manager, having had under his complete superV1S1on for the past
eight years, 1,500 tenants, including residential, commercial and office
buildings.
Residential sales staff of Frank H. Taylor & Sons Real Estate Broker, East
Orange, New Jersey.
Former Commissioner of the East Orange Housing Authority.
Former Vice President of the East Orange Senior Citizens Board which sponsored
two high rise apartment buildings.
Graduate Gettysburg College, B. A. Degree.
Special courses at Rutgers University in appraising.
Successfully completed courses I-II & IV in Property Management sponsored by the
Institute of Real Estate Management.
Hold designation of Certified Property Manager (C.P.M.) Key #2872.
Survey Officer - U. S. Marine Corps., with special COurses in surveying and
mapping.
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Rec '.35
'*
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEDULE "B"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
INSTRUCTIONS: This Schedule must disclose all tangible and intangible personal property owned individually
by the decedent, at the time of his death. Property owned by the decedent jointly with another or others
must be listed under Schedule "E". Intangible personal property, titled in the name of the decedent, but
paymlle at death to another or others, including but not limited to P.O.D. U. S. Savings Bonds and tenta-
tive trust accounts, must be listed, despite the fact that they are not of the administered estat~
Tangible personal property should be listed first (e.g. jewelry, wearing apparel, household
goods, and fUrnishings, books, paintings, automobiles, boats, etc.)
Intangible personal property, such as bonds, treasury certificates, cash on hand and in bank,
stocks, mortgages, notes, together with accrued interest or dividends, salaries or wages, insurance pay-
able to the estate or fiduciary in said capacity, partnership interests, interest in anyundistributed
estat.e of or income from any property held in trust under the will or agreement of another, even though
locat.ed outside of the State, at t.he time of death, should be listed in this schedule.
Item
No.
ITEM
List and describe fUlly
. - -
DEPARTMENT VALUATIOt
(Do not write in
this space)
UNIT
VALUE
ESTIMATED
MARKEr VALUE
1.
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1,060.5!y
395.00/V
fbusehold goods and furnishings-sale proceeds
2.
1968 AMC Rambler Sedan (Appraisal attached)
3.
Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust Company,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Savings Passbook Account No. 01-00366,
in the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: October 19, 1976
Principal Amount:
Accrued Interest:
Balance at Date of Death:
Accrued Interest on Item No.3:
96.14'-/
Titled
95.20
.36
95.56
.58
96.14
4.
Harris Savings Association, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania
Passbook Savings Account No. 05-00-066420,
Titled in the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: August 24, 1974
Principal Amount:
Accrued Interest:
Balance at Date of Death:
Accrued Interest on Item No.4:
762.47"V
756.14
1. 20
757.34
5.13
762.47
5.
First Federal Savings & Loan Association,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Christmas Club Account No. 11-1795, Titled
in the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: November 10, 1976
Balance at Date of Death:
9.00
9. 00//'
6.
First Federal Savings & Loan Association,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Passbook Savings Account No. 23-14, Titled
in the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: November 19, 1975
Principal Balance:
Accrued Interest:
Balance at Date of Death:
Accrued Interest on Item No.6:
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515.08
510.80
.81
511.61
3.47
515.08
7.
Commonwealth National Bank, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania
Checking Account No. 112-106045-1, Titled
in the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: January 29, 1971
Balance at Date of Death:
450.30
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450.30
Insert this total opposite "Personal Property", Schedule "B" in X X
the "As BBported" column on the last page of this return.
Rec -35
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
*'
RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEDULE "B"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Item
No.
10.
INSTRUCTIONS: This Schedule must disclose all tangible and intangible personal property owned individually
by the decedent, at the time of his death. Property owned by the decedent jointly with another or others
must be listed under Schedule "E". Intangible personal property, titled in the name of the decedent, but
pay~)le at death to another or others, including but not limited to P.O.D. U. S. Savings Bonds and tenta-
tive trust accounts, must be listed, despite the fact that they are not of the administered estat~
Tangible personal property should be listed first (e.g. jewelry, wearing apparel, household
goods, and furnishings, books, paintings, automobiles, boats, etc.)
Intangible personal property, such as bonds, treasury certificates, cash on hand and in bank,
stocks, mortgl}.ges, notes, together with accrued interest or dividends, salaries or wages, insurance pay-
able to the estate or fiduciary in said capacity, partnership interests, interest in any undistributed
estate of or income from any property held in trust under the will or agreement of another, even though
located outside of the State, at the time of death, should be listed in this schedule.
ITEM
List and describe fully
UNIT
VALUE
ESTIMATED
MARKEr VALUE
DEPARTMENT VALUATIOt
(Do not write in
this space)
8.
Commonwealth National Bank, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania
Christmas Club Account with Shiremanstown,
Cumberland County Branch
Balance at Date of Death:
300.00
9.
Carlisle Building and Loan Association, Carlisle,
Pennsylvania
Savings Account No. 10048, Titled in the name
of DeWitt T. Gable.
Account Established: May 7, 1975
Principal Balance:
Accrued Interest:
Balance at Date of Death:
Accrued Interest on Item No.9:
643.87
1. 02
644.89
4.47
649.36
649.36
CCNB Bank, N. A., New Cumberland,
Savings Account No. 006-054797-3,
the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Principal Balance:
Accrued Interest:
Balance at Date of Death:
Pennsylvania
Titled in
26.43
.04
26.47
16. ,\ccrued dividends to date of death on Item No. 15
14.00
26.4
11. Proceeds from Aetna Life Insurance Policy
No. N-2l3833l
12.
Refund from Colonial Penn Insurance Policy
150.0
13. Medicare Payment
14. Proceeds from Banker's Life and Casualty
Hospitalization Plan
15.
17.
Gulf & Western Industries Inc., common stock,
:36 shares
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Wellington Fund, common stock, 90.566 shares
8.80
19.
18. ,\ccrued dividends to date of death on Item No. 17
20.
21.
Pecuniary bequest received from the Estate of
Lawrence P. Foesel
500.00'
Refund of monies advanced to the Estate of
Lawrence P. Foesel
46.00
Series E Bond, $50.00, Ll08979767lE
47.34
Insert this total opposite "Personal Property", Schedule "B" in X X
the "As Reported" column on the last page of this return.
RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEDULE "B"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
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Rec -:35
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
INSTRUCTIONS: This Schedule must disclose all tangible and intangible personal property owned individually
by the decedent, at the time of his death. Property owned by the decedent jointly with another or others
must be listed under Schedule "E". Intangible personal property, titled in the name of the decedent, but
pay~)le at death to another or others, including but not limited to P.O.D. U. S. Savings Bonds and tenta-
tive trust accounts, must be listed, despite the fact that they are not of the administered estat~
Tangible personal property should be listed first (e.g. jewelry, wearing apparel, household
goods, and furnishings, books, paintings, automobiles, boats, etc.)
Intangible personal property, such as bonds, treasury certificates, cash on hand and in bank,
stocks, mortgages, notes, together with accrued interest or dividends, salaries or wages, insurance pay-
able to the estate or fiduciary in said capacity, partnership interests, interest in any undistributed
estat.e of or income from any property held in trust under the will or agreement of another, even though
locat.ed outside of the State, at the time of death, should be listed in this schedule.
It.em
NO.
ITEM
List and describe fully
UNIT
VALUE
ESTIMATED
MARKET VALUE
DEPARTMENT VALUATIOI\
(Do not write in
this space)
23.
Rent from 2024 Derry Street, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania - Due at date of death
Rent from 742 South 21st Street, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania - Due at date of death
Rent from 117 1/2 East Main Street, Shiremanstown,
Pennsylvania - Due at date of death
v~
1I5.00(
22.
85.00 /
24.
125.00
/
B-, SS<c;, . ~ 6
Insert this total opposite "Personal Property", Schedule "B" in X X
t.he "As Reported" column on the last page of this return.
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 31, 1978
TO: Savings Department
FROM: Frederick W. Wahl, Jr.
RE: Estate of DeWitt T. Gable
James D. Bogar, Attorney at Law, representing the above named
Estate, has requested of us information on two savings accounts in
the name of DeWitt T. Gable.
Kindly indicate, where appropriate, for the following accounts
the balance as of the date of death of DeWitt T. Gable, July 11,
1978, and the amount of interest which would have been received had
these accounts been closed on July 11, 1978:
Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust
Company Savings Passbook #01-00366
Balance as of 7/11/78
$Q5.20
Accrued interest to 7/11/78
.36
Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust
Company Savings Passbook #01-07879 ~
Balance as of 7/11/78 ,/?o !,~y.. (V...1->12/
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Accrued interest to 7/11/78
Thank you,
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The I-! ~ ~ R m S Savings Association
205 PINE STREET . HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 17105
OFFICES
DOWNTOWN' COLONIAL PARK' CAMP HILL' LEBANON' UNION DEPOSIT
CAPITAL CITY' NEW CUMBERLAND
August lit, 1978
James D.Bogar, Atty.
23 'Nest Hain St.
Shiremanstown, Pa. 17011
Re: D. T. Gable, Estate
(DeWitt T. Gable)
172-01-8116
The information which you requested on the account(s) of DeWitt T. Gable
(Social Security Number 172-01-8116 ) is as follows.
Class of Account
05-00-066420
Optional
Passbook Savings
Account Number(s)
Date Opened
8-24-74
Accrued Interest
$756.14
1.20
Principal Balance
Balance at
Date of Death
$757.34
Account
O,...nership
Individual
Name of Joint
Owner, if any
Date Ownership
Was Established
8-24-78
Additional Infor-
mation Requested
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by G't^drj ~ . r1<1 Q:, 1-'-i&-
Savings Off' r
Savings & loan Association
of Harrisburg
August 14, 1978
James D. Bogar, Attorney
23 W. Main St.
Shiremanstown, PA 17011
Dear Mr. Bogar:
We have found 3 accounts in the name of DeWitt T. Gable as
follows: 12-234 a vacation club (closed April 30, 1978), 11-1795
a Christmas club, and 23-14 a regular passbook.
The Christmas club was opened November 10, 1976, the balance
and death value are $9.00. The interest on the Christmas club
will be forfeited if the account is closed before October 31, 1978.
The regular passbook was opened November 19, 1975, the balance
is $510.80, 81~ accrued interest, or $511.61 is the value at death.
Please contact me if you need further information.
~~c;;~' UMNA...
E. Gaye~er
Savings Counselor
234 NORTH SECOND STREET. P. O. BOX 1111 . HARRISBURG, PA 17108 . (717) 232-6661
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August 22, 1978
James D. Bogar
23 West Main Street
Shiremanstown, Pa.
17011
Re: Estate of DeWitt T. Gable
Dear Mr. Bogar:
In reply to your letter dated August 9, 1978 on the above estate, the
following information is listed below as of July 11, 1978:
Checking Account - #112-106045-1
$450.30 Opened - 1-29-71
In his name only.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Very truly yours,
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17 WEST HIGH STREET. CARLISLE. PENNA. 17013
Phone 243-2915
August 15, 1978
James D. Bogar, Atty.
23 West Main Street
Shiremanstown, Pa.
Dear Mr. Bogar:
We hold account #10048 in the name of DeWitt T. Gable as sole
owner. Account was opened May 7, 1975. Balance is $643.87 plus accrued
earnings of $1.02 to date of death, July 11, 1978 for a total value
of $644.89.
I trust this information is satisfactory. If we may be of further
service, please feel free to ask.
Sincerely,
Jelsie laROCjJ
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Date AUGUST 18,1978
TO:
JAMES D. OOGAR A TIORNEY AT LAW
23 WEST MAIN STREET
SHIREMANSTChlN,PA.
17011
Re:
ESTATE OF DEWITT T GABLE
Name. of Decedent
The following is a complete record of the above decedent's accounts
. as of
JULY 1l,1978
Date of Death
Account No.
Type of Account
Balance on Date of Death
Principal Accrued Int.
Names on Account I
(All Owners) I
D<1te of Creation
of Joint Owner-
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006-054797-3 SAVINGS
$26.43
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COMMO:'\'N"EALl'l! OF PENNSYLVANIA
TH.A\<;:FFi\ I:'\HEH rTANCE TAX
SCHEDULE "c"
TRANSFERS
RESIDE"T DECEDENT
(1) Did decedent, within two years of death, make any transfer of any material part of his estate without
receiving it valuable and adequate consideration therefor? (Answer yes or no) No '
(2) Did decedent, within two years of death, transfer properLY from himself to himself and another or
others (including a spouse) in joint ownership? (Answer yes or no) No
(3) If Lhe answer to (1) or (2) above is in the affirm1!qve state:
(a) Age of decedent at time of transfer N/A
(b) State of decedent's heal th at time of making the transfer. (Note 1).
(c) Cause of decedent's death. (Note 1).
(4) Did decedent, in his lifetime, make any transfer of property without receiving a valuable or adequate
consideration therefor which was to take effect in possession or enjoyment at or after his death?
(Answer yes or no) No
(a) Was there any possibility that the property transferred might return to transferer or his
estate or be subject to his power of disposition? (Answer yes or no) N;A
(b) What was the transferee's age at time of decedent's death? N/A
(5) Did decedent in his lifetime make any transfer without receiving a valuable and adequate consideration
therefor under which transferor expressly or impliedly reserves for his life or any period which does
not in fact end before his death:
(a) The possession or enjoyment of or the right to income from the property transferred?
(Answer yes or no) No
(b) The right to designate the persons who shall possess or enjoy the property transferred or
income therefrom? (Answer yes or no) No
(6) If the answer to (5) j~ above is in the affirmative, state whether the right was reserved in decedent
alone or others N
(7) Did decedent in his lifetime make a transfer, the consideration for which was transferee's promise to
pay income to or for the benefit of care of transferor? (Answer yes or no) No
(8) Did decedent, at any time, transfer property, the beneficial enjoyment of which was subject to change,
because of a reserved power to alter, amend, or revoke, or which c01l1d revert to rlecedent under terms
of transfer or by operation of law? (Answer yes or no) No
(9) If the answer to (8) above is in the affirmative, was the power to alter, amend, or revoke the inter-
est of the beneficiary reserved in the decedent alone or the decedent and others?
(Answer yes or no) NI A
NOTE 1: The answers to these questions should be supported. by affidavit by the attending physician as
well as a copy of the death certificate.
NOTE 2: If answer to any of the above questions is yes, set forth below a description of the property
transferred, it's fair market value at date of death, dates of transfers and to whom transferrerl, with
relationship of transferees to decedent, if any. Submit copy of any trust deed or instrument, if trans-
fers are claimed to be non-taxable, also submit detailed statement of facts on which said claim is based.
NOTE a: List applicable property below in manner in which provided in Schedules A, B, or E.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
MARKET VALUE
(Es tima ted)
DEPT. VALUATION
(Dept. Only)
None
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Insert this total opposite "Transfers", Schedule "e" in the
"As Reported" column on the last page of this return.
RCC-37 (12-63)
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYYLANIA
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEOCLE "0"
BE~EFICIARIES
M. Annan Seifert
107 South Orchard Street
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
RELATIONSHIP I
(If step-children or :
illegitimate children i
are involved, set I
forth this facL)
Daughter
SURVIVED
DECEDENT
STATE YES
OR NO
Yes
DATE
OF
BIRTH
Adul t
INTEREST OF
BENEFICIARY
IN ESTATE
BENEFICIARIES AND ADDRESSES
,State full names and addresses of all who
have an interest, vested, contingent or other-
wise, in estate)
Entire
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RESIDENT DECEDENT
SCHEDULE "E"
JOINTLY OWNED PROPERTY
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
INSTRl)CTIONS: This schedule must disclose all property, real and personal, owned by the decedent jointly
with another or others, including intangibles, standing in the name of the decedent and others. List
real estate first, as entireties, or joint tenants, giving brief descriptlon, as indicated under Schedule
"A", plus the date and place of record of instrument effecting vestiture, but do not include entireties
or out of state real estate value in estate valuation column. Personal property should be listed as in
Schedule "B", plus date of acquisition, and the name, address and relationshlp (if any) of co-owners to
the decedent.
Descriptlon of Property, Date of Acquisition, Na me unit percentage Estate DEPART1ffiNT VALUATION
Address and Relationship of Co-Owners, and PI ace Value Share Valuat ion CAUTION-Do not Write
of Record of Instrument, where Real Estate. In This Space.
Value of Value of
Entire Decedent's
Property Interest
None
Insert this to tal opposite "Jointly Owned Property", Schedule "E" N(;~
in the " As Re Jorted" column on the last page of this return.
REV-SIn (8-78)
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLV ANIA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
BUREAU OF FIELD OPERATIONS
P.O. BOX 7.970
HARRISBURG
17105
IN YOUR REPLY Pl.EASE
REFER TO
Inheritance Tax Division
NOTICE OF FIliNG OF APPRAISEMENT
M. Annan Seifert
107 S. Orchard Street
MechRnicsburg, PA 17055
(Executor or Administrator)
In Re: Estate of DeWi tt T. Gable.
Cumberland
County - fi Ie No. 21-78-0441
Dear }~s. Seifert:
You are hereby notified that the Origi nal
appraisement in the estate of DeWitt 'l:. Gable
has been fi led in the office of the Register of Wi lis of Cumberland
County on April 9 I 19.2.9.. I Said appraisement reflects the following
valuations:
Real Estate
Personal Property
Transfers
Jointly Owned
Total
30.500.00
8,558.36
None
None
JU2_1958.36
As to such tax that is paid within three months from date of death, a five (5%)
percent discount is allowable. As to any tax that remains unpaid after nine (9) months
(fifteen months when death occurred from December 22,1965 to June 16,1971, inclusive;
and twelve months when death occurred prior to December 22, 1965) from date of death,
interest at the rote of six (6%) percent per annum is charged.
Any party in interest who is aggrieved by this notice may object thereto within
sixty days after receipt of said notice as provided by Section 1001 of the Inheritance and
Estate Tax Act of 1961, 72 P. S. 2485-1001, P. L. 373.
Date
April 9, 1979
Signed
Title _ Administrative Officer
Note: This is not a bill.
REV-457 (13-78)
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
BUREAU OF FIELD OPERATIONS
P.O. BOX 2970
HARRISBURG, PENNA. 17105
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANiA
RESIDENT INHERITANCE TAX
APPRAISEM ENT
DA,~ April 9. 1979
COUNTY Cumberland
FILE NO. ...sB8-04~L._____
Whereas, DeWitt T. Gable late of Shiremanstown
in the County of CllmhA"Y'l and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, having died on
the _ 11 t."h day of Jul v 19 a, seized and possessed of an estate
subject to Inheritance Tax under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
Therefore, I, Leo Fulginiti , an appraiser duly appointed according to law,
having been designated to make a fair and conscionable appraisement of the said estate, and to assess and fix the cash
value of all annuities and life estates growing out of said estate, hereby file the following appraisement:
In the event that any future interest in this estate is transferred in possession or enjoyment to collateral heirs of the decedent after the expiration
of any estate for life or for years, the Commonwealth herebY expressly reserves the right to appraise and assess transfer inheritance taxes at the lawful collateral
rate on any ~;uch future interest.
DESCRIPTION OF ASSET UNIT Appraisement
VALUES Made for InhF.;ritance
T a)( Pu r ::>0$'25
Property $ 30.500
Real 00
Personal Propertv 8,558 36
Transfers None
T. . _H",ln '"'- None
TOTAL ASSETS $CSq 058 136
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Have been duly sworn according to law, I do hereb-~( ~rtify that.!.~e above apj.rai~ement is made in confor~ity
with the law on this qth day of "'. . .~. pr~'l , 19 L.
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Appraiser
Harrisburg
(Number and Street)
(Post Office)
. Penna.