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<br />authorized to sign certificates in his own name, and that I am the legal custodian of said seal i
<br />and of the Records of said Court, and that the foregoing attestation is in due form of law.
<br />In Testimony Thereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of
<br />the County Court, at Grand Island, this 12th day of December 1912.
<br />J.H.Mullin
<br />(SEAL) County Judge
<br />Tiled for record December 16, 1912 at 11 o'clock A.M.
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<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
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<br />the Matter of the Estate of
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<br />DECREE.
<br />JOHN GRAY, Deceased.
<br />Now on this 19th day of December, 1912, this cause came on for hearing and it
<br />ar_rearing that due notice of the filing of the petition to dispense with administration has been
<br />given all persons interested by publication, as required by the order of court, and no one
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<br />appearing to object, whereupon the affidavit of Nettie P.Gray and a duly authenticated copy'ef
<br />the proceedings had in the Probate Court of Grundy County, in the State of Illinois, in the
<br />settlement of the estate of John Gray, deceased, were produced in court and introduced in evidence
<br />On consideration whereof the Court finds that John Gray departed this life, intestate, in Grundy
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<br />County, Illinois, on or about the 11th day of August, 1893; that his estate was, fully adminis-
<br />tered upon in the County Court of Grundy County, Illinois, and all just debts against said est-
<br />ate were paid; that the said John Gray left surviving him as his heirs at law, and his only
<br />heirs at law, the following persons:
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<br />'Nettie P.Gray, his widow, residing at the City of Ottawa, LaSalle County, Illinois;
<br />Ada B.Gray, now Ada B.Hallowell, residing in Rutland Township,LaSalle County, Illinois,a daughter,
<br />jabel Gray, now Mabel Olmsted, residing in Turlock, .California,
<br />William M.`Gray, residing in Mason City, Iowa, a son;
<br />!i Fred J.Gray, a son, now residing in Schenectady, New York;
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<br />John '.Gray, a son, now residing at Ottawa, Illinois, all the children of said John Gray deceased
<br />The Court further finds that the said John Gray was at the time of his death the owner of
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<br />the following described real estate situate in the County of Hall and State of Nebraska , to -wit:
<br />The South Pest Quarter of Section Eighteen ,in Township Ten North, of Range Twelve, west, and
<br />The North-4est,Quarter of Section Nineteen, in Township Ten, in Range Twelve, west, and that
<br />under the law of descent of the State of Nebraska, all of said real estate did pass and descend
<br />at the death of the said John Gray, intestate, to the said Ada B.Gray, now Hallowell, Mabel Gray
<br />now Olmsted, Gilliam M.Gray, Fred J.Gray and John E.Gray, in equal shares, as tenants in common
<br />subject only to the Dower Rights of the said Nettie P.Gray in and to said real estate.
<br />It is therefor Considered and Adjudged by the Court that the S.W. of Section 18, Township 10,
<br />Range 12, and the 'N.W.-1 of Section 19, Township 10, Range 12, all in Ball County, Nebraska,
<br />did pass and descend at the death of John Gray, intestate, to Ada B- .Gray, now Hallowell, Mabel
<br />Gray, now Olmsted, William M.Gray, Fred J.Gray and John E.Gray, in equal shares to have and to
<br />hold to them and their heirs and asp.igns forever, subject to the dower rights of Nettie P.Gray,
<br />therein.
<br />The Court finds that said real estate is wholly exempt from attachment, execution or
<br />other mesne process and not liable for the payment of any debts of said deceased for the reason
<br />that all debts against said estate have been paid in full, and that administration of the estate
<br />of the said John Gray may, therefore, be waived and dispensed with.
<br />It is found that all of said heirs are of legal age except John E.Gray who was 19 years of age
<br />on the 12th day of January, 1912. 1
<br />J.H.Mullin
<br />County Judge.
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