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<br />(1672.5) feet ,thence North,along the last line of said Quarter Seotion,Thirteen Hundred
<br />Twenty (1320) feet,to the place of beginning.
<br />6.Lot Two (2),or the South Half (Sj) of Fractional Section Eighteen (19),in Township
<br />Eleven (11),North of Range Nine (9), "est of the 6th P.M.containing about 6M acres,as des-
<br />cribed in book 66 of the deed records of said Hall County,at page 224.
<br />REAL ESTATE IN BEAR LAKE COUNTY,IDAHO.
<br />1.Lot Five (5),in Block Sixteen (16),Part,Burgoyne Tracts,Montpelier,Idaho,and more part-',
<br />icytlarly described in deed,recorded in Book 27 of the deedL records of Bear Lake County,Idaho,
<br />at page 437.
<br />2.Ball Park,Plat No.9,6ection Nine (9),in Township Thirteen (13),Range Forty -four (44),
<br />and more particularly described in the deed recorded in Book 27 of the deed records of Bear
<br />Lake County,Idaho.at page 437.
<br />REAL ESTATE IN BREVARD COUNTY,FLORIDA.
<br />1.Lots Fifteen (15) and sixteen (16),in Subdivision of Section Twenty -five (25),Township
<br />Twenty- two,South of Range Thirty -four (34),East,containing ton acres more or less.
<br />2.Lots Three (3),Four (4),Five (5),Six (6),Twenty -seven (27),Twenty -eight (28),Twenty -nine,
<br />(29) and Thirty (30),all in Subdivision of Section Thirty -one (31),in Township Twenty -two
<br />(22),South of Ran& Thirty- five,Ea.st,cont d ning Forty Acres,more or less. I
<br />The Court further finds that under Item Second of the will of said testator andunder the
<br />Statute of Wills of Nebra.ska,said lots Seven (7) and Eight ($) in Block One Hundred and Six
<br />(106),in Railroad Addition,to the City of Grand Island,in Hall County,State of Nebraska,pass4,d
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<br />and descended,as a specific devise,in fee simple to Alma Reimers Wietzer,of Grand Island,
<br />Nebraska.
<br />The Court further finds that all the rest and residue of the real estate hereinbefore
<br />cribed, (saving and excepting only said Lots Seven (7) and Eight (g) in said Railroad Additic
<br />specifically devised to Alma Reimers Wietzer,passed and descended in fee simple under Item
<br />Fourth of the last will of the deceased and under the statute of Wills of the States of Neb-
<br />raska,Idaho,and Florida,respectively,to Theodore Reimers,Osoar Retmers,Alma Reimers Wietzer,
<br />and Terry Reimers,share and share alike,each taking an undivided one - fourth (1 /4th) interest
<br />in fee simple therein as tenants in common,and that the right of the executors conferred by
<br />said will to sell and convey,or to make partition or division of the same,without applicati
<br />to or authority from any court after the death of said testator,has not been exercised by t
<br />executors.
<br />The Court further finds that the items of personal property specifically bequeathed to Theo
<br />Reimers, Oscar Reimers and Terry Reimers, under Item Third of the will, have been given to
<br />said legatees respectively in accordance with the provisions of the will and that all pecun
<br />legacies and other legacies and ar„id bequests in said will and codicils have been paid to the
<br />respective legatees and beneficiaries as provided therein and in accordance with the order
<br />of the Court, including the legacy to
<br />as providedin Item First of the first
<br />1915, as evidenced by the receipts of
<br />The Court further finds that all of tl
<br />of, has been disbursed andJlistributed
<br />two codicils of the deceased, and the
<br />Theodore Reimers and Frederick Wietzer, as trustees,
<br />codicil to the testator's will, bearing date July 19,
<br />the legatees and beneficiaries on file herein.
<br />xe personal estate, which the testator died possessed
<br />in accordance with the terms of the last will and the
<br />orders of this court and that receipts therefor are
<br />on file herein; thatthe estate has been fully administered and that the executors should be
<br />discharged of their trust.
<br />IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT; that the report and final accoun
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