Debts
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$19,221.40
Charitable and Public Gifts and Bequests
including the residence at Hyde Park
conveyed to the United States Government
and the contents thereof and certain
personal effects at the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N.Y.
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59,804.60
Total Deductions
.................................................$
736,400.90
In addition to the real estate situated in New York,
Mr.Roosevelt at the time of his death owned two Summer cottages
and one small unimproved parcel of land at Campobello Island, New
Brunswick, acquired from his mother under her Will and which had
served as a family Summer home for many years. It was here that
Mr. Roosevelt was stricken with infantile paralysis in
August, 1921. This property,appraised at $11,900.00, comprises
part of the residuary estate which will eventually be sold by
the Trustees of the Estate. Mr. Roosevelt also owned the
cottage at Warm Springs,Georgia, commonly knows as the
"Little White House", where he died on April 12, 1945.
This cottage and its contents, appraised at $7,826.00,
have, under the provisions of Mr. Roosevelt's Will, gone
to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation which he founded in
connection with his crusade against infantile paralysis.
The insurance of $29,726.05 represents the proceeds
of insurance carried by the late President on his life and
payable to his wife and daughter as beneficiaries. In addition
to this insurance, the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation received
$562,142.01, representing the proceeds of thirteen policies of
insurance which that organisation carried on the life of the
late President.
The household and personal effects at Hyde Park,
New York were appraised by P. J. Curry Company at $32,630.00.
Although under
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