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<br />After the death of my wife, Magdalena Timpke, and the termination of the life estate created
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<br />and devised in the difth clause of this will, it is my will that all the rest, residue and
<br />remainder of said estate and property, with all unexpended accretions, shall pass-in equal share4
<br />to my children, hereinafter named, and for that purpose I hereby give, devise and bequeath
<br />all the rest, residue and remainder of my said estat.e, subject to said life estate and remaining,
<br />after the termination and use thereof, in equal shares to my children as follol�,-s: Marie Timpke
<br />Falldorf, wife of Henry Falldorf, of Grand Island, Nebraska; Emila Timp1 e Ehlers, wife of
<br />Henry Ehlers, of ,,derrick County, Nebraska, Minnie Timpke Leonard, wife of James Leonard, of
<br />Salt Lake City, Utah; Henry Timpke of Hall County, Nebraska; Otto Timpke, of Loveland,Colorado;
<br />Caroline Tiropke Erne wife wife of Herman Egge of Hall County, Nebraska, Emma Tiqpke Parker, wife
<br />of David Parker, of Hall County, Nebraska, and Fred A. Tinpke, of Hall Count,, Nebraska; And I
<br />direct that if any of my said children shall be indebted to my estate at the time of my said
<br />wife's death, then such indebtedness shall be considered an advancement to the amount due such
<br />�child or children, and shall be retained from any amount Coming to him or them under this will
<br />regardless of whether or not the said indebtedness or collections thereof, has been barred by
<br />the statute of limitations, or such statute could be plead in defense to and action thereof.
<br />I further direct that in case my youngest child i:& not of legal age at the time of"my said
<br />wife's death, then no part of the real estate devised in this clause of my will shall be parti-
<br />tioned or sold until twelve months after said youngest child shall become twenty-one years of
<br />age. In case any of my said children shall die leaving issue or descendants, prior to the
<br />death of myself and my said wife, I direct that his share shall not lapse but shall descend and
<br />be paid to such issue or descendants in equal parts by right of representation.
<br />I also direct that, if possible and feap-9able, the tract of land owned by me in Sections
<br />twenty (20) and Twenty-one (21) township eleven (11), North of Range Nine (9), West, lying and
<br />situate north of the said B. &. M. BELT LINE, as now located, and consisting of about sixty-fivel
<br />(65) acres, be divided into eight equal tracts or parcels, and thus divided in kind between my
<br />said children, each taking, by necessary releases and transfers from the others, one of said
<br />tracts. This, however, is not to be considered compulsory upon said children, if, found not to
<br />be feaseable or practicable, but only advisory, the said land, being adjacent to the City of
<br />Grand Island, could in my opinion be profitably divided into lots as abov e indicated and held
<br />by my said children in that form.
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<br />name, nominate and appoint my said wife; Magdalena Tirfpke, executrix of this, my last will I
<br />nd testament, and having full confidence in her ability to care for and conserve the estate
<br />reposed in her hands, I direct that she shall not be required to give bond as such executrix.
<br />also appoint her to act as guardian of the personal property, person and estate of my said son;
<br />Fred A. Tirnipke, until he shall attain his legal majority,, provided he is not of age at the time
<br />of my death.
<br />EI GTITH:
<br />I hereby revoke all former wills by me made, including all codicils thereto.
<br />In Testimony whereof I have hereunto signed my name to this, my last will and testament,
<br />consisting of Five pages (including this page) of typewritten matter, all of said pages being
<br />identified by my signature thereon, upon this llth day of November, A.D. 1905.
<br />Henry E. Timpke.
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