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MEL QUO 0080 RMORM Moo 0 <br />42654--KLOPPa BARTLETT OO. PRINTI LITHOORAPHIN G. STATIONERY:OMAhA <br />FINAL DECREE: =� <br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL, COUNTY, NEBRASKA. <br />In the matter of the estate ) <br />of ) FINAL DECREE. <br />) <br />JOHANNA OCHSNER, DECEASED. ) <br />Now on this lOtn day of April, 1915, thi=s <br />cause came <br />on for near- <br />ing upon the final report of Henry J. Ocnsner, administrator of the estate <br />of Johanna <br />Ochsner, <br />deceased, the files of this court snowing that all persons interested in the estate of <br />said de- <br />ceased have been notified and have entered their voluntary appearance herein and that <br />they ask <br />for the allowance of the administrators account. <br />After a full examination of said report the court finds that the same <br />is correct <br />in all re- <br />spects and ought to be approved; that the said administrator has accounted <br />for al of <br />the estate <br />which came into his hands. <br />The court finds that notice has been given to all creditors of the said deceased as to the <br />time allowed and place appointed for filing claims against said estate; that the time allowed for <br />filing claims has fully expired; that all claims filed and allowed against said estate have been <br />fully settled and paid; that all claims outstanding against said Johanna Ocnsner, deceased, not <br />so filed, if any such there be, are therefore forever barred and excluded. <br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the report of Henry J. Ochsner, ad- <br />ministrator, be and the same hereby is approved and allowed as and for his final account and. he is <br />discharged of his trust. <br />It is further considered and adjudged by the court that all persons are forever barred from <br />filing or setting up any claims or demands against the estate of Johanna Ochsner, deceased, and <br />that said estate is fully settled and closed. <br />The court finds that the said Johanna Ochsner departed this life, intestate, on the 15th day <br />of July, 1914, being at the time of her decease a resident of Hall County, Nebraska, and that she <br />left surviving her as her sole heir at law Henry J. Ochsner, her husband. <br />The court finds that the said Johanna Ocnsner was at the time of her death the owner of the <br />following described real estate situate in the State of Nebraska, to -wit: <br />Commencing sixteen (16) rods West of the Nortn -east (NE) corner of Lot No. Three (3) of said <br />Section No. Three (3), thence West Eight (8) rods, thence South Twenty (20) rods, thence East <br />Eight(g) rods and thence North Twenty (20) rods to place of beginning, subject to a road one rod <br />wide on West side of the land conveyed, being part of the North -east Quarter (NE +) of the <br />North -west Quarter (N.W.+) of Section Three (3), Township Twenty -four (24), Range Forty -eight (4g ), <br />West of the 6th P.m. in Box Butte County, Nebraska. <br />The Northerly one-half of the Southerly one -half of Lot No. one (1) and the Northerly one- <br />half of the Southerly one -half of the Easterly one -half and the Westerly Thirteen feet of the <br />Southerly one- fourtn of the Easterly one -half of Lot No. Two (2) all in Block No. Thirty Six (36)' <br />of the Original town, now City of Grand Island, in Hall County, Nebraska. <br />The Court finds that the said Johanna Ochsner left no issue, no father, no mother, no brother, <br />no sister and no cnild of a deceased brother or sister surviving her, and that under the laws of <br />descent of the State of Nebraska, all of said real estate did Mass and descend at her death to'hersaid <br />husband, Henry J.tchsner, in absolute title. <br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that all of the above mentioned and des- <br />cribed real estate did descend at the death of Johanna ochsner, intestate, to Henry J. Ochsner, <br />sole heir, to nave and to hold to hunt and his heirs and assigns forever. <br />J. H. Mullin <br />County Judge. <br />