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<br />M&L AND DEGREE RECORD No. �
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<br />nature, and wheresoever situated, I give, devise and bequeath, in seven equal shares as follows:
<br />To my sons, Herman W.A.Hehnke, Otto J. Hehnke, Carl Hugo Hehnke, Carl Hehnke, John Hehnke and
<br />William Hehnke, one - seventh part each, and to the heirs at "law of my deceased son, Gustave A.
<br />Hehnke, a one - seventh part, the said one- seventh hereby given to the said heirs at law of said Gus-
<br />tave A. riennke, aeceased, to be divided among them by right of representation, as provided by the
<br />law of descent in force in the State of Nebraska at the time of my death. I further direct that,
<br />In case of the death of any of the above- navied legatees and devisees, prior to my death, leaving I
<br />issue or descendants, then his share shall not lapse, but shall pass and be paid to such issue or
<br />descendants by right of representation. I further direct that, so far as possible, the capital
<br />stock which I oven at the time of my death in The Hehnke- Lohmann Company,a corporation of Grand
<br />Island, Nebraska, shall be divided in kind among the legatees and devisees named in this clause
<br />of my will, according to the shares each would be entitled to hereunder, but this division of
<br />said stock is not made compulsory upon my executors if found to be impracticable in the final set
<br />dement of my estate.
<br />Seventh: I hereby name, nominate and appoint my sons, Herman W.A.Hehnke and Carl Hugo H
<br />ke, executors of this, my last will and testament.
<br />IN TESTIMONY vVHEREOF, I nave hereunto signed my name to this instrument, consisting of four
<br />(double- spaced) pages of typewritten matter, each of 1,nicn I have identified with my signature
<br />thereon, on this 14th day of June, A.D.1912.
<br />Herman H. Hehnke
<br />Witnesses:
<br />Henry Schumacher
<br />H. J. Voss
<br />We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, do hereby certify that Herman H. Hehnke, the testator,
<br />subscribed his name to this instrument in our presence and in the presence of each of us and, at
<br />the same time, in our presence and hearing, declared that this instrument was his last will and
<br />testament and we, at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other, have pert
<br />unto signed our names, as attesting witnesses hereof on the date last above written.
<br />Henry Schumacher, of Grand Island, Nebraska
<br />H. J. Voss, of Grand Island, Nebraska.
<br />In The County Court of Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />In the matter of the Estate of ) a
<br />F I *A L D E C R E E.
<br />Herman H. Hehnke, Deceased.)
<br />Now on this 6th day of October, 1917, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report
<br />and petition of Herman W. A. Hehnke and Carl Hugo Hehnke, Executors of said estate, for a settle
<br />ment thereof, and it appearing, from the proofs on file in this Court, that clue and legal notice
<br />as by law and the orders of this Court required, has been given to all parties interested in saic
<br />estate, of the filing of said petition and report, and the time and place for hearing thereon,
<br />there being no objections thereto, the Court, upon examination thereof, findsthat said report is
<br />In all respects correct, and should be, and hereby is duly allowed and appro'Oed.
<br />The Court further finds, from the proof on file in this case and Court, that due and legal
<br />notice as required by law and the orders of this Court, has been given to all persons having
<br />claims against said estate, of the time and place for filing same; tnat5aid time has expired,
<br />that all debts of said estate, with costs of administration, have been fully paid by said Execu-
<br />tors, andthat any and all other claims or debts thereof, if any exist, are forever barred and
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<br />precluded.
<br />The Court further finds that said Herman H. Hehnke died testate, on the 19th day of June,
<br />1916, at his home in Hall County, Nebraska, leaving a last will and testament, which has been
<br />duly and legally proven, allowed, and admitted to probate in this Court, as shown by the records
<br />thereof.
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