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IGLBZ
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<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COL17TY,NFBRASKA.
<br />In the matter of the estate of)
<br />DFCREE.
<br />Lena L. Blanco, Deceased.
<br />Now, on this 25th day of June, 1919, this cause came on for
<br />hearing upon the petition of Wilbert N.Blanco, one of the children and heirs at law of said
<br />Lena L. Blanco, deceased, praying for settlement of the estate of5aid deceased, a determination
<br />of her heirs and the right of descent of her real property and the degree of kinship of said
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<br />heirs at law, and it appearing from the proof on file herein that due and legal notice by pub-
<br />lication for three successive weeks, as by law and the orders of this Court required, had been
<br />given to all creditors, heirs at law, and persons interested, in said estate, of the filing of
<br />said petition and of the time and place for hearing same, t4rhich time was more than thrity days
<br />and less than sixty days, after the filing of said petition, and there being no objections made
<br />thereto, the said cause was duly submitted to the Court upon said petition, and the evidence
<br />of petitioner in support thereof, and the Court being duly advised in the premises finds that
<br />the allegations of said petition are true, that the said Lena L. Blanco died intestate at Grand
<br />Island, Nebraska, on Larch 28,1907, and that at the time of her death she was a/resident and in-
<br />habitant of Hall County, Nebraska; that she died seized of an estate of inheritance located in
<br />Hall County, Nebraska, as hereinafter stated; that more than two years have elapsed since her
<br />death, and that no application has been made in the state-of Nebraska for the appointment of
<br />an administrator of her estate, no petition filed therefor, and that no administration has been
<br />had of her said estate.
<br />The Court further finds that the said deceased left surviving her as her only heirs at law
<br />the folowing named persons: George Blanco, her husband, of Grand Island,Nebraska, Wilbert N.
<br />Blanco,(petitioner herein), her son, of Grand Island,Nebraska, and Norman H.Blanco, her son,
<br />of Grand Island,NebrLska, and that all of said heirs at law are more than twenty-one years of age
<br />The Court further finds that the said deceased died seized in fee simple (being an estate of
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<br />inheritance) of the following described real estate situate in Hall County, Nebraska, to -wit:
<br />Lot Number 5, in Block Number 36, in Backer & Barr's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island.
<br />which real estate did, upon the death of said Lena L. Blanco, pass and descend,by operation of
<br />law, to the said Wilbert N.Blanco and Norman H.Blanco, in fee as tenants in common, one -half part'I
<br />to each, subject, however, to the estate of curtest' therein which passed and descended, by oper-
<br />ation of law, to the said George Blanco, surviving husband of said deceased, for and during his
<br />lifetime.
<br />The Court further finds that no petition or application has been filed in the state of Neb-
<br />raska for the appointment of an administrator for the estate of said deceased, and that no adman -'
<br />istrE ;tion has been had upon her estate in said state of Nebraska, and that more than two years
<br />have passed since her death, that she died intestate, that _ler funeral expenses have been paid,
<br />and that all debts of said deceased and of her estate, if any exist, are forever barred and pre-
<br />cluded, and that the costs of these proceedings have been fully ;paid.
<br />IT IS TH 1717FORF BY THE COT -RT ADTUDGED, CO??SIDERED, AJTID DECRFFD that the said deceased died in-
<br />testate more than two years prior to the filing of said petition in this cause; that no appli-
<br />cation for the appointment of an administrator of her estate has been made, nor has there been
<br />any, administration upon her estate in the state of Nebraska; that she died seized in fee simple
<br />of an estate of inheritance situate in Hall County, Nebraska, as above set forth; that she left
<br />surviving her as her only heirs at law the above named persons who bore the degree of kinship
<br />to her as her surviving husband and children; that the above described real estate passed and
<br />descended to Wilbert N.Blanco and Norman H.Blanco, her sons, in equal shares as tenants in common
<br />subject to an estate of curtesy therein which passed and descended to her said surviving'..
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