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<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY,MBBRASKA.
<br />On the matter of the estate of)
<br />F I IT A L D F C R E R.
<br />THOMAS J. DUNN, DECEASED.)
<br />Now on this 26th day of January, 1917, it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, from
<br />the proof on file, that all persons interested in the estate of Thomas J. Dunn, deceased, have en -�
<br />tered their voluntary appearance herein, waived time and further notice, it further appearing that
<br />all claims filed and allowed against said estate have been paid and satisfied, this cause came on
<br />for hearing upon the final report of William T. Dunn, administrator.
<br />After a full examination of said report and of the files and records in this estate, the
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<br />court finds that the same is correct in all respect and ought to be allowed; that the administratj
<br />has accounted for all of the estate which came into his possession, has paid the costs of adminisl
<br />tration and funeral expenses and all debts allowed against the estate; that he has received from
<br />all sources the sum of $8132.31, and has paid out the sum of $6791.94; that there remains in his
<br />hands for distribution, the sum of $1340.37, and that he also has in his possession the following
<br />described personal property belonging to the estate of said deceased, to -wit: 53 head of hogs;
<br />31 head of cattle, 8 head of horses, all machinery and tools set out in the inventory heretofore
<br />filed, also one wire stretcher purchased by the administrator, also approximately 640 bushels of
<br />oats, 500 bushels of shelled corn, 300 bushels of ear corn, 100 bushels of snap corn, 20 tons of
<br />cane, 10
<br />tons
<br />of alfalfa,
<br />60
<br />bushels of
<br />potatoes.
<br />The
<br />court
<br />finds that
<br />the
<br />children
<br />of the said deceased, namely William T. Dunn, Joseph P. Dui
<br />Francis J.Dunn and Marie E. Dunn, all of whom are of legal age, have sold, assigned and transfer-
<br />,,red all of their right, title and interests in the above described personal property now remain-
<br />ing in the hands of the administrator to Lisette F. Dunn, their mother, the widow of the Deceased
<br />Thomas J. Dunn, and that all of the above mentioned personal property including cash remaining in
<br />the hands of the administrator should therefore be delivered by the said administrator to the
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<br />said Lisette F. Dunn.
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<br />The court finds that by order of this court dated March 25, 1916, creditors of the said Tho s
<br />J.Dunn were allowed six months from the 24th day of April, 1916, in which to present their claims
<br />in the office of the County Judge, of Hall County, Nebraska, that the time so allowed for filing j
<br />claims expired on the 24th day of October, 1916; that notice of the time allowed and place appoin -
<br />ed for filing claims against said estate was given to all creditors by publication of such notie
<br />for four consecutive weeks in the Wood River Interests, a legal newspaper published in Hall idly CSun i
<br />t�yr, Nebraska; that all claims filed and allowed against said estate have been f _ - paid and sat !
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<br />isfied, and that all claims outstanding against the said deceased not so filed and within the time
<br />limited, if any such there be, are therefore forever barred, and excluded.
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<br />It is, therefore, by the court considered that the report of William T. Dunn, administrator,
<br />be and the same hereby is approved and allowed as and for his final account and that upon his fi14
<br />ing in this court the receipt of Lisette F. Dunn for the personal - property now in his hands belo
<br />ing to said estate, he 'be discharged of his trust and his bond released.
<br />It is further considered that all persons are forever barred from filing or setting up any
<br />claims or demands against the estate of. Thomas J. Dunn, deceased, and that said estate is fully
<br />settled and closed.
<br />The court finds that the said Thomas J. Dunn departed this life at his home in Wood River,
<br />Hall County, Nebraska, on the,15th day of February, 1916, and that he died intestate, leaving sur-
<br />viving him as his only heirs at la,w, the following named persons: Lisette F. Dunn, his widow,
<br />William T.Dunn, his son, Francis J.Dunn, his son, Joseph P.Dunn, his son, and Marie E.Dunn, his
<br />daughter.
<br />The court finds that the said Thomas 7 -Dunn was at the time of his death the owner in fee
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