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<br />That all debts of the said deceased and against the estate of said deceased, if any such existod,
<br />°' are forever barred and precluded, and further administration of the estate of the said Robert
<br />Plummer, deceased, is hereby dispensed with, and said estate is forever settled and closed.
<br />J.H.Mullin
<br />County Judge
<br />Filed for record this 16th day of June, 1933, at 8:45 of clock A M.
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<br />FINAL DECREE
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA
<br />In the Matter of the Estate
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<br />Julia E.Bryson, Deceased.
<br />Now on this 27th day of June, 1933, this matter came on for hearing upon the final _report _of
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<br />'Olive Bryson Larson and James M.Bryson, Administrators of the estate of Julia E.Bryson, deceased,
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<br />and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that notice of the filing of said report an&
<br />of the time and plaoe fixed for final settlement of said estate has been given to all persons
<br />interest -- in said estate as by law and the order of this court required, and the proofs of
<br />said notice being duly filed in this Court; and it further appearing to the Court after full
<br />examination, that the account exhibited by the Administrator is correct in all things and ought
<br />to be approved and allowed, and it appearing that said Administrators have accounted for all Ot
<br />said estate which has come into their hands,
<br />IT Is, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the report of said Olive Bryson Larson an4
<br />,James M.Bryson, Administrators of the estate of Julia E.Bryson, deceased, be and the same is
<br />approved as and for their final report.
<br />The Court further finds that notice was given to all creditors of said estate in the manner
<br />provided by law of the time and place fixed for presenting claims against the estate of said
<br />deceased; that the time allowed for filing claims has fully expired; that all claims filed and;;
<br />+;allowed against said estate have been fully paid and satisfied; that the funeral expenses of
<br />said deceased and the costs of administering said estate have been fully paid, and that all
<br />outstanding claims against said estate not filed, if any such there be, are forever barred ancC
<br />expluded.
<br />IT Is, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that all persons are forever barred
<br />from filing or setting up any claims or demands against the estate of the said Julia E.Bryson
<br />and that said estate is fully settled and closed.
<br />The Court finds that said Administrators have received in cash from all sources the sum of
<br />$16,601.96; that they have expended in payment of bills filed against said estate, funeral
<br />expenses, court costs and expenses, taxes, and bills incurred in the management of said estatei
<br />the said sum of $16,601.96, and that said Administrators have accounted for all of the funds
<br />that have come into their hands.
<br />That the claim: of The First National Bank of Grand Island was one on which James Bryson, son
<br />of deceased, was primarily liable and wherein the deceased had signed as surety. That the
<br />claim of Nebraska National Bank was one on which William O.Bryson, a son of deceased, was
<br />primarily liable, and on which the deceased had signed as surety. That said claims were paid
<br />from funds derived by a loan procured by all of the heirs mortgaging certain real estate, and
<br />the payment of said claims required amounts in excess of the shares of said James Bryson and
<br />William O.Bryson, and by reason whereof the said James Bryson and William O.Bryson were indebted
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<br />to the other individual heirs. That an adj4atment has been made between the said William O.Bry0on
<br />and James Bryson with respect to the amount to which they would be indebted to the other heirs;
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