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<br />YOU
<br />are
<br />heresy cited
<br />to
<br />appear at
<br />Probate
<br />Court,
<br />to beheld at
<br />Boston, in said
<br />County of Suf-
<br />folk, on
<br />the
<br />eleventh day
<br />of
<br />November
<br />A.D. 1897,
<br />at ten
<br />o'clock in
<br />the forenoon, to
<br />show cause, if
<br />,any you have, why the same should not be granted.
<br />And said petitioner is hereby directed to give public notice thereof, by publishing this ci-
<br />tation once in each week, for three successive weeks, in the Boston Evening Journal a newspaper
<br />published in Said Boston, the last publication to be one day, at least, before said Court, and by
<br />'mailing, post -paid, or delivering a copy of this citation to all known persons interested in the
<br />estate, seven days at least before said Court.
<br />Witness, ,Tohn W. McKim, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this twenty - seventh day of October in
<br />the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven.
<br />Elijah George, Register.
<br />I have served the above citation as therein ordered by publication and mailing.
<br />John Doane
<br />Suffolk, ss. Nov. 11.1897. Then personally appeared John Doone and made oath that the above re-
<br />turn by him subscribed is true.
<br />Before me,
<br />William A. Fort, Justice of the Peace.
<br />CORINOIRT,ALTH OF 11ASSACHUSETTS.
<br />Suffolk, ss.
<br />At a Probate Court holden at Boston, in and for said County of Suffolk, on the
<br />eleventh day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety - seven.
<br />01T the petition of John Doane, of Lincoln, in the State of Nebraska praying that the instru-
<br />ment therewith presented, purporting to be the last will and testament of Thomas Docne late of
<br />'Boston, in said County of Suffolk, deceased, may be proved and allowed, and letters testamentary
<br />issued to him and to David B. Perry, of Crete, Nebraska. and Henry B. Twombly, of Summit, New Ter-
<br />sey the executors therein named; without giving a surety on their bonds; and the heirs -at -law,
<br />next -of -kin and all other persons interested, having been notified, according to the order of the
<br />Court, to a,,pear and show cause, if any they have, against the same; and no party ob,iecting theret0,
<br />`and it appearing that said instrument is the last will and testament of s€-id deceased,and was le-
<br />gally executed, and that said testator was, at the time of making the same, of full age and sound
<br />mind; and that said petitioner, said David B. Perry and said Henry B. Twombly are competent person
<br />to be appointed to said trust;
<br />IT IS THEREFORF DFCR "aD that said instrument be approved and allowed as the last will and
<br />testament of said deceased, and letters testamentary be issued to said petitioner, said David E.
<br />Perry and said Henry B. Twombly they first giving bonds mrithout sureties, for the due performance
<br />of said trust..
<br />Robert Grant, Judge of Probate Court."
<br />.Endorsed. "Probate of Till. (without Sureties.) Petition - Citation -
<br />!Decree. Filed Oct. 27 -1897. Returnable Nov.11-1897. Allowed " 11 -1897.
<br />"In re estate #1654 of)
<br />Thomas Doane deceased )
<br />State of tebraska)
<br />(ss.
<br />Lancaster County)
<br />Be it Remembered; that on this ?8th day of April 1902 the within and fore-
<br />Certificate on Probate of Foreign Will
<br />In the County Court of said County
<br />!going instrument was found to be a duly authenticated cony of the last will and testament of
<br />Thomas Doane, deceased, and of the Probate thereof in the County of Suffolk, Massachusetts and the
<br />same was admitted to probate and ordered filed and recorded in the County of Lancaster, State of
<br />TTebraska-
<br />In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal the day and year last
<br />.above written.
<br />SEAL
<br />Frank R. Waters, County �Tudge."
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