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Il GLBZ 1 1 1 1 1 2i3 FINAL DECREE:- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA. ,In the matter of the estate of) F I N A L D E C R F F. John Harper,.........deceased.) Now on this 16th day of June, 1917, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of I.Tohn Edward Harper, administrator of the estate of John Harper, deceased, it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, from the proof now in file, that notice of the filing of said report land of the time and place fixed for the hearing thereon has been given to all person interested by jpublication of such notice for one week prior to the 16th day of June, 1917, in the Grand Island Semi- weekly Independent, a legal newspaper, as required by the order of court dated June 6th,1917, ;and there being no objection or protest on file, and no one having appeared to object to or protes lagainst the allowance of said final report. On consideration of the testimony, the report and the files of this office, the court finds that said report is correct in all respects and ought to be allowed; that the administrator has laccounted for all of the estate which came into his hands and that there remains no money or othe (property in his possession for distribution. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the court that said report be and the same here Iby is approved and allowed as and for the final account of said administrator. The court finds that said John Harper departed this life on the 29th day of May 1916, and that he was immediately preceding his death, a resident of Hall county; that he died intestate; that he left surviving him as his heirs at law and his only heirs at law the following named per- (sons: Lucinda J. Harper, his widow; Emma. J. Reisland, Samuel D.Harper, Nora M. Brunner, Bertha (Stone and John Edward Harper, his children; The court finds that the said John Harper died possessed in fee of the following described Ireal estate situate in the county of Hall and State of Nebraska, to -wit: All of Block No. Five (5) in Brett and Johnson's Addition to good River, and Lot No. Two (2) lin Block Three (3) in Dodd and Marshall's Addition to Wood River. The court finds that under and by virtue of the law of descent of the State of Nebraska, all lof the above mentioned and described real estate did pass and descend at the death of the said (John Harper in the manner following, to -wit: To Lucinda J- ,Harper, widow of the said John Harper, one -third part thereof; AND To Emma J. Reisland, Samuel D. Harper, Nora M. Brunner, Bertha Stone and John Edward Harper, Children of the testator, two- thirds of said real estate, in equal shares as tennants in common, subject, however to the homestead right of the said Lucinda J. Harper, widow, in and to said real estate. It is therefore by the court considered and adiudged that all of Block 5 in Brett and John- son's Addition to the village of Wood River, in Hall County, Nebraska, and Lot 2 in Block 3 in Dodd and Marshall's Addition to the village of Wood River, in Hall county, Nebraska, did pass descend at the death of John Harper under the law of descent of the State of Nebraska, in,the manner following, to-wit: To Lucinda J. Harper, To Emma J.Reisland, To Samuel D. Harper, To Nora M, Brunner. To Bertha Stone, To John Edward Harper one-third part two - fifteenths two - fifteenths two - fifteenths two - fifteenths ,two-fifteenths thereof, part thereof, part thereof, part thereof, part thereof, and part thereof. The above named children of the said John Harper, deceased, taking subject to the homestead right of the said Lucinda J. Harper in and to said real estate. The court finds that by order of court dated July 3, 1916, creditors of the said John Harper, deceased, were allowed six months from the 24th day of July, 1916, in which to present their cla.in with the proof thereof in the office of the County Judge of Hall County, Nebraska, for allowance;