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<br />The Court further finds, from the evidence in this case and the proof on file herein, that said
<br />William F.Williamson named in the fourth clause of the codicil of said will, preceded said
<br />«testator in death; that he left surviving him, as his only heirs at law, the following named
<br />persons; Charles Williamson, his son, now thirty -one years of age, and Edward Stewart, his grand
<br />son, now nine years of age, the said Edward Stewart being the son and only heir at law of Winona
<br />!Stewart, deceased, who was a daughter of said William F.Williamson. said Winona Stewart having
<br />preceded the said testator in death, and that, under the laws of the state of 7gebraska, the share
<br />`;devised by testator to said William F.Williamson did not, upon his death, lapse, but passed and
<br />descended in equal shares to said Charles Williamson and Edward Stewart, his heirs at law, as
<br />tenants in common, subject, however, to & lien of Six Hundred ($600) Dollars thereon in favor of
<br />I Clinton Avery Williamson, as hereinafter found.
<br />`The Court further finds that under the provisions of the fourth clause of the codicil to said
<br />will the one -fifth interest in said lands devised to said William F.Williamson as above found
<br />was made subject to the payment of $600. to said Clinton Avery Williamson, son of said testator,
<br />;payable in cash at the date -of the death of testator, and that said one -fifth interest in said
<br />s lands, so devised and herein found to pass to said Charles Williamson and Edward Stewart, is
<br />subject to a lien thereon in favor of said Clinton Avery Williamson in the sum of $600, with
<br />interest at seven per cent. per annum from May 19,1920, being the date of the death of said test-
<br />ator, and that said above described lands in said Sections 22 and 27 are awarded in the shares
<br />above found to the said
<br />devisees
<br />and
<br />their heirs, as
<br />hereinabove set forth.
<br />The Court further finds
<br />that the
<br />said
<br />Executors have
<br />accounted for all and singular of the moneys
<br />;and propertive coming into their hands; that all of the personal property of said deceased was, j
<br />!'under the provisions of the third clause of the codicil to said will bequeathed to said Eda
<br />Villiumson, widow, after the payment of the debts of said estate and costs of administration, and
<br />that all such debts and costs have been paid and said Executors have on hand a balame of $3052.14
<br />,remaining, which they are hereby authorized to pray to said Eda Williamson, sole legatee.
<br />',The Court further finds that the rents and issues from the lands devised in the fourth clause of
<br />said codicil, for the year 1920, being crops not matured when testator died, went to the devisees
<br />of said lands, as hereinabove found, less expenses and taxes, and that, after the payment of said
<br />expenses and taxes there remains in the hands of said Executors from said rents and profits
<br />:recovered from said lands for the year 1920, $512.25, which should be distributed as follows:
<br />To .Terome P.Williamson, Charles A. Williamson, andDella West, devisees, one -fifth each, amounting
<br />to $102.45 each; to Charles Williamson, Edward Stewart, Edna Williamson and Leroy Williamson,
<br />devisees and heirs at law of deceased devisees, one -tenth each, amounting to the sum of $51.22
<br />each, and said Executors are directed to pay said Gmounts to said several persons as hereinabove
<br />f ound.
<br />IT IS THEREFORE BY THE COURT ORIZRED, ADTUDGED, AND DE CREED that the final report of said
<br />Executors be, and hereby is in all things allowed and approved; that all debts of said estate and
<br />;costs of administration have been fully paid, and that all other debts, if any exist, are forever
<br />barred and precluded; that the above described real estate of which said deceased died seized was
<br />devised to the persons hereinabove found, as set forth in the will and codicil thereto of said
<br />Aeceased and as hereinabove found, and is so awarded to them in the interests and amounts and for
<br />"the times as set forth and found in this decree and as provided in said will, said lands situate
<br />sin said Sections 22 and 27 above fully described being all subject to the payment of $100. bequest
<br />'in favor of Lucy Cushing, which is made a lien thereon, with interest at seven per cent. per
<br />lannum, and the one -fifth interest devised to the heirs at law of William F.Williamson, deceased,
<br />is subject to thepayment of the sum of $600. to Clinton Avery Williamson and is made a lien on
<br />said one -fifth interest in the sum of $600, with interest at seven per cent. from May 198 1920,
<br />end that said real estate is so awarded to said several persons in the amounts, interests, and
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