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<br />Final Decree:
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
<br />In the matter of the estate )
<br />FINAL ]DECREE
<br />George W.Snearly, Deceased. )
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<br />Now on this 30th day of Juno, 19179 this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of
<br />Emma J.Snearly, administratrix of the estate of George W.Snearly, deceased, it appearing to the
<br />satisfaction of the Court, from the proof now on file, that all persons interested in the estate
<br />of said deceased have been duly notified of the filing of said report and of the time and place
<br />fixed for final settlement of said estate, by publication, as required by the order of court date
<br />June 18, 1917, and there being no objection or protest on file.
<br />After a full examination of said report the court finds that the same is correct and ought to
<br />be allowed; that the administratrix has accounted for all of the estate of said deceased which
<br />came to her possession and that there remains no money or other property in her hands for distrib-
<br />ution.
<br />The court finds that notice was given to creditors of the time allowed and place appointed for
<br />filing claims against the estate of said George W.Snearly, deceased; that the time allowed for
<br />filing claims has fully expired; that all claims filed and allowed against said estate have been
<br />paid and satisfied; that all claims outstanding against the said deceased, not so filed, if any
<br />such there be, are therefore forever barred and excluded.
<br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the report of the administratrix be and
<br />the same hereby is approved and allowed as and for her final account and she is discharged of her
<br />trust and her bond released.
<br />It is further considered and adjudged by the court that all persons are forever barred from filin
<br />or setting up any claims or demands against the estate of George W.Snearly, deceased, and that
<br />said estate is fully settled and closed.
<br />The court finds that the said George W.Snearly departed this life on the 30th day of may, 1916,
<br />being at the time of his death a resident of Hall County, Nebraska, and that he died intestate,
<br />leaving surviving him as his heirs at law, and his only heirs at law, the following named persons
<br />Emma J.Snearly, his widow, and George W.Snearly, Robert W.Snearly, Clara Blanch Snearly, 4ohn A.
<br />Snearly, Nellie M.Snearly and Reuben C.Snearly, his children.
<br />The court finds that the said George W.Snearly was at the time of his death the owner of the fol-
<br />lowing described real estate situate in the County of Hall and State of Nebraska, to -wit:
<br />The south-writ Quarter (SW+) of Section Two (2) in Township Nine (9), Range 9 and under the law
<br />of descent of the State of Nebraska, all of said real estate did pass and descend at his death
<br />in the manner following: To Emma J.Snearly, his widow, one third part thereof in fee;
<br />To George W.Snearly, Robert W.Snearly, Clara Blanch Snearly, John
<br />A.Snearly, Nellie M.Snearly and Reuben C.Snearly, his children, two -
<br />thirds part of said real estate in equal shares, an undivided one -
<br />ninth part thereof to each of them subject, however, to the home-
<br />stead rights of the said Emma J.Snearly in and to said real estate.
<br />It is therefore considered by the court that the swi of Section 2 in Township 9, in Range 9, in
<br />Hall County, Nebraska, did descend at the death of George W.Snearly, intestate, as follows:
<br />To Emma J.Snearly, one third part thereof; To George W.Snearly, Robert W.Snearly, Clara Blanch
<br />Snearly, John A.Snearly, Nellie X.Snearly and Reuben C.Snearly two thirds part thereof as tenants
<br />in common, subject however to the homestead right.of the said Emma J.Snearly in said real estate
<br />The Court finds that the said George W.Snearly was at the time of his death the owner of the
<br />following described real estate situate in the State of Oregon, to -wit:
<br />The South half of the South half of the North east Quarter of the South east Quarter of Section
<br />One fl) In TOwnahlp Forty (40), Range Aineteen (19), in Lake County and Lot Number Seven (7) in
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