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1 <br />D <br />2572—iMEfd1j0 <br />Printing Co., Omaha <br />FINAL DECREE: <br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA. <br />IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE } <br />} <br />OF } FINAL DECREE. <br />} <br />WILLIAM H. FRIZZELL, - - rXCEASED. } <br />Now on this 22nd day of January._ 1921, it satisfactorily appearing to the Court from the proof <br />of publication now on file in this office, that notice has been given to all persons interested <br />as required by law and the order of Court dated January 7th, 19210 this cause came on to be <br />heard upon the final report of Addison Wait, Administrator of the estate of William H.Frizzell, <br />deceased. <br />On examination of the said report and on consideration of the evidence in support thereof the <br />Court finds that said Administrator has fully accounted for all of the estate of said deceased <br />which came into his possession or under his control, and that there remains in his possession <br />no personal property bel6nging to said estate for distribution; that his report is correct in <br />every respect and ought to be allowed. <br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the report of Addison Wait, Administra <br />for of the estate of William H.Frizzell, deceased, be and the same is hereby approved and <br />allowed as and for his final account. <br />The Court finds that notice was given to all creditors of said deceased as to the time limited <br />and place appointed for filing claims against said estate; that the time allowed for filing p <br />claims has fully expired and that no claims of any nature were filed or allowed against the <br />estate of said deceased, and that all claims and demands of whatsoever nature outgt,anding <br />{ <br />against said deceased, or hie state, if any such exist, are t4erefore forever barred and <br />excluded. <br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that all persons are forever barred from <br />i <br />I <br />filing or setting up any claims or demands against the estate°of, William H.Frizzell, deceased. <br />r <br />The Court finds that the said William H.Frizzell deported this life on the 20th day of January, <br />1916, that he was immediately prese* digg his death a resident and inhabitant of Hall County, <br />Nebraska, and that he died intestate. <br />The Court further finds that the said William H.Frizzell died seized in fee of the following <br />described real estate situate in the County of Hall and State of Nebraska, to -wit: Lot Number <br />Mine (9) in Block Number Five (5 ) in College Addition to West Lawn, in the City . of Grand Island, <br />The Court further finds that the said William H.Frizzell left surviving him no kindred, nor <br />wife, no children, no brother, no sister, no father and no mother, that there was a failure of <br />heirs and that at his death the abo*e mentioned and described real estate escheated to and <br />vested in the State of Nebraska, under and by virtue of the law of descent of real estate in <br />the State of Nebraska. <br />It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that all of the right, title and <br />interest of William H.Frizzel#n and to Lot Number Nine in Block Number Five in College Additi <br />to: „West Lawn in the City <br />and vest in the State of <br />kindred, nor husband, no, <br />The Court finds that all <br />paid by him to the State <br />of Grand Island, County of Hall and State of Nebraskaa, did escheat to <br />Nebraski�t the death of the said William H.Srizzell, leaving no <br />r wife, and it is so awarded. <br />personal property coming into the hands of the Administrator has been <br />of Nebraska, which payment is hereby ratified and confirmed, and that <br />the State of Nebraska has paid all costs of administration. <br />J. H. Mullin <br />State of Nebraska, } County Judge <br />)98. <br />Hall County } In the County Court of Full County, Nebraska <br />p I, J.H.iiullin, County Judge of Hall County, Nebraska, do hereby cortif)k that I have compared <br />