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AzsG 71 42854 -KLOPP 6 9ARTLETT CO.. PRINTING, LITH OGRAPHI YG,STATIONERT; OMF f i I i real estate during her life, and subject further to the payment ;by said Herman Wiese of Two Hundred Dollars to Bertha Meier and Two Hundred Dollars to Heinrich Wiese, children of the testator. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the east half of the north - west quarter of Section 34, Town 11, Range 10 in Hall County, Nebraska, did pass and descend at the death of Joachim Wiese, under the provisions of his last will, to Herman Wiese, in absolute li title, subject to the life estate given to Catharina Wiese, widow of the testator, under said j will, and subject to the bequests of two hundred dollars each to Bertha Meier and Heinrich Wiese.; J. H. Mullin, County Judge, j State of Nebraska ) - )ss Hall County ) I, J. H. Mullin, County Judge of Hall County, State of Nebraska, and ex- officio Clerk of the County Court of said County, having by law the possession of the files i and records of said Court, do hereby Certify that the annexed is a true and correct copy of the FINAL DECREE entered by said court in the matter of the estate of Joachim Wiese, deceased, as the same is filed and recorded in my office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court at Grand Island, this 18th day of November, A.P. 1909. J. H. Mullin, (SEAL) County Judge. Filed for record the 24th day of November, 1909, at 11 AM. L County Clerk. ff i "BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 26th day of March 1902, there was filed herein for probate and on the 28th day of April, 1902` there was probated and filed herein the Authenticated Copy of the i Last Will and Testament and all proceedings thereon in the County of Suffolk, Massachusetts, to -wit: X X X X X X X X X X X X X " I Thomas Doane, of Boston in the County of Suffolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts do make and publish this my last will and Testament. First, I direct that my body be buried in the cemetery at Orleans, Massachusetts, by the side of i my deceased wife, Sophia, that a slab similar t6 that at her grave be erected at my grave , at the charge of my estate, and that thereafter the sum of twenty -five dollars (e25 00) be appro- i p-riate4 annually from the incon;e of the trust fund hereinafter established, so long as the trust continiles, to keep in order and beautify the entire lot in which our bodies lie. i Second: I give and bequeath unto my son John, if he survive me, and if he does not then in equal shares unto his children who may be living at my death, all my dra ,,ring and surveying instruments, my mathematical and Scientific books, my History of Cape Cod, and also all my note books and plans used or made in the business of my office as civil engineer. Third: All my articles of household use and ornament, personal effects which are of any value,i and books, except as herein be -fore provided, for I give to my wife Louisa A. Doane during her life, if she remain my widow, and upon her marriage or at her decease the same are to be divided among my children then living, in equal shares. Should any one or more of my children i have then deceased, the children of such deceased, if any, shall take by representation the ' parent's share. The names and present residences of my children, are as follows : - Mrs Helen t Doane Perry, of Crete, Nebraska: Rev. John Doane, of Grand Island, Nebraska;, 111,rs Caroline Doane e Weeden, of Springfield, Vermont; and Frances Doane Twombly, of Summit, New Jersey. Fourth: I give to my mother's sister, l,,rs 11aria Baker of South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, if living at my death, five hundred dollars ($500) . Fifth: I ive to my sister -in -law, rrs Jane Mason Clark, if living at my death, five hundred Dollars (;500) . it