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In Testimony ''hereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and attached the seal of the County
<br />Court of Hall County, Nebraska, this 3rd day of February, A.D. 1910.
<br />J. H. Mullin.
<br />(SEAL) County Judge.
<br />Filed for record the 3rd day of February, 1910, at 5 P.M.
<br />County Cle._._.
<br />"477"
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF MALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
<br />In the Matter of the Estate of
<br />Final Decree.
<br />Ira C. Parker, deceased. )
<br />Now on this 15th day of January, 1910, this cause came on to
<br />be heard upon the final report of David I. Parker, Administrator of the estate of Ira C. Parker,
<br />deceased, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, from the proof now on file, that all
<br />persons interested in said estate have been duly notified by publication, as required by the
<br />order of the Court dated January 6, 1910, and no one appearing to object, and there being no
<br />objection or protest on file, the Court proceeded to examine said account.
<br />After a full axru11ination thereof the Court finds that said report is correct in all respects
<br />and ought to be approved; that the said Administrator has accounted for all of said estate
<br />which carne into his hands, has paid the costs of administration and all claims allowec%against
<br />the estate and that there remains nothing in his possession for distribution.
<br />It is therefore Ordered, Adjud3ed and Decreed that the report of David I. Parker, Adminis-
<br />trator, be and the same hereby is a-- ,proved and allowed as and for his final account and he is
<br />discharged of his trust.
<br />The Court finds that by agreement of the heirs the administrator is allowed $100 00 for
<br />his services which allowance is hereby approved. The Court finds that creditors were allowed
<br />six months from the 17th day of Ilay, 1909, in which to present their claims against said estate
<br />or be forever barred; that the time so allowed for filing claims has fully expired; that notice
<br />was given all persons in the manner provided by law, of the time allowed and place appointed for
<br />filing claims against said estate; that all claims filed and allowed have been fully paid and
<br />satisfied; that all claims and demands not prevented, if any there be, are�.therefore forever
<br />barred and excluded.
<br />It is therefore Ordered that all persons axe forever barred from filing or setting up any
<br />claims or demands against the estate of Ira C. Parker, deceased, and the same is fully settled
<br />and closed.
<br />The Court finds that the said Ira C. Parker departed this life on the 19th day of April,
<br />1909, intestate, and that he left surviving him as his heirs at law and his only heirs at laden,
<br />the following named persons: David I. Parker, George T. Parker and Lorenzo B. Parker, his
<br />sons and Jennie M. Dibbern and S11innie A. Perkuhn, his daughters and that he left no widow and
<br />no other children, and no child of a deceased child. The Court finds that the said Ira C. Parr:er,
<br />was at the time of his death the owner of the following described real estate situate in the
<br />County of Hall and State of Nebraska, to -wit: The SE-L of Section 22, Township 10, Range 10,
<br />consisting of about 130 acres; the East half of the NEI, of Section 22, in Township 10, Range 10;
<br />the South half of the SE4 and Lot 8 in Section 20, in Township 10, Range 9, one hundred and
<br />forty -one acres, and the SW-y. of the SV�4L of Section 21, in Township 10, Range 9, and that under
<br />the law of descent of the State of Nebraska, all of the above described real estate did pass
<br />and descend at his death, intestate, to the said David I. Parker, Minnie A. Perkuhn, Jennie M.
<br />Dibbern, George T. Parker, and Lorenzo B. Parker, as tenants in common, to have and to hold to
<br />there and their heirs and assigns forever.
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