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<br />Northeast Quarter of Section 24, in township 9,north,range 9, West 6th P.M. Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />That the fair, cash, value of the property given and devised to Nellie Quigle, widow of the
<br />deceased, is less than the amount that she was entitled to and would have taken under the law of
<br />descent and distribution, plus her statutory exemption of $10,000.00 and she is not liable for,!
<br />.nor is said property, given and awarded to her by the will of the deceased, chargeable with
<br />"either state inheritance tax or war estate tax.
<br />That there should be assigned to Lewis Quigle, a nephew of the deceased, a resident of Avon,
<br />Illinois, subject to the life estate therein of Nellie Quigle, the following described real
<br />estate, to -wit:
<br />North Half of South Half of Northeast Quarter of Section 17, township 9, north, range 9, Test
<br />6th P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />that the land last described is the land which was intended to be and was devised to the said
<br />Lewis Quigle by the paragraph designated "Third" of the will of the deceased, and by mistake and
<br />inadvertence, an error in the description was made; that LeTis Quigle owned no part of the North
<br />'Half of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 17, but did own the South Half of the Northeast
<br />Quarter of said Section 17, and owned no other land in said section, and the court finds that
<br />it was the clear intention and purpose of said Lewis Quigle, deceased, to give and devise to
<br />his said nephew Lewis Quigle the North Half of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of said'!
<br />Section 17, and said sand should be assigned to him, subject to the terms and provisions of the
<br />will of the deceased; that the Fair, cash value thereof at the time of the death of the deceased
<br />was less than the sum of $2000.00, and said gift or the right to have, take, receive and enjoy,,
<br />the same, is not subject to or chargeable with any state inheritance tax or war estate tax.
<br />Tha t there should be assigned to Henry Quigle, nephew of the deceased, a resident of Doniphan,;
<br />Nebraska, subject to the life estate therein of Nellie Quigle, the following described real
<br />estate, to -wit:
<br />South Half of South Half of Northeast Quarter of Section 17, township 9 north,range 9;West ;I
<br />.6th P.M. Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />that the land last described is the land which was intended to be and was devised to the said it
<br />Henry Quigle by the paragraph designated "Fourth" of the will of the deceased, and by mistake
<br />and inadvertence an error in the description was made; that Lewis Quigle owned no part of the
<br />North Half of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 172 but did own the South Half of the
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<br />Northeast Quarter of said Section 172 and owned no other land in said section, and the court
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<br />finds that it was the clear intention and purpose of the said Lewis Quigle, deceased, to give
<br />and devise to his said nephew Henry Quigle, the South Half of the South Half of the Northeast
<br />Quarter of said Section 17, and said land should be assigned to him, subject to the terms and
<br />provisions of the will of the deceased; that the fair cash value thereof, at the time of the
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<br />death of the deceased, r*as less than the sum of $2000.00, and said gift, or the right, to have'
<br />take, receive and enjoy the same; is not subject, to or chargeable with any state inhdritance ',I
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<br />tax or war estate tax.
<br />That there should be assigned to Marie Ehler of Hastings, Nebraska, subject to the life estat,
<br />therein of Nellie Quigle, the following described real estate, to -wit:
<br />Test Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 16, township 9,north,range 9 ;West 6th P.M. in
<br />Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />absolutely, in accordance with the tern =s of the will of the deceased; that the fair cash valu
<br />thereof at the time of the death of the deceased did not exceed $3200.00, and was much less
<br />than the sum of $10,000.00; that Marie Ehler did, for about 19 years prior to the death of th
<br />deceased, reside in his home, with him and his wife, and during all of said time, she ,gas
<br />treated as their daughter, and she acted and conducted herself toward them as their child, an
<br />fir n.nra +1,�r, i ari vParc Drior to death of the deceased, Lewis Quigle, stood in the acknow
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