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<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY,NEBRASKA '
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<br />In the matter of the estate
<br />of FINAL DECREE._
<br />Ephraim B.Engleman, deceased.
<br />Now, on this 21st day of August, 1934, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of the
<br />executora herein, and for final settlement of said estate _and discharge of said executors, the
<br />Court having examined said report,the records and files in said estate, and being duly advised
<br />n the premises, finds that due axed legal notice has been given to all persons interested i
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<br />estate of the time and place fixed for hearing upon said final report, as heretofore ordered by
<br />the Court.
<br />No objections being filed thereto, the Court examined the same, together with the vouchers on
<br />file, and the testimony in support thereof, and being fully advised in the premises, finds that
<br />said report is true and correct in-all things and ought to be approved and allowed as and for the
<br />f final report of said executors.
<br />The Court further finds that on the 24th day of June, 1933, a duly verified petition was filed
<br />herein, praying for the allowance and probate of an instrument purporting to be the last will and
<br />testament of Ephraim B.Engleman, deceased, the Court thereupon fixed the date as July 18, 19331
<br />for hearing of said petition and making proof of said last will and testament, and due notice of
<br />the filing of said petition, together with the time and place fixed for hearing thereon, was
<br />given as ordered by the Court and in the manner provided by law; that prior to said date, Lettie
<br />E.Engleman, (also known as Lettie Engleman) widow, of said Ephraim B. Engleman, filed herein an
<br />election to take under the intestate laws of the state of Nebraska, and a refusal to accept the
<br />prdvisions of the last will and testament of said Ephraim B.Engleman, deceased; and on said date
<br />said instrument was duly proven, allowed, and admitted to probate as and for the last will and
<br />testament of said Ephraim B.Engleman, deceased,_except the provisions therein contained as to the
<br />property bequeathed and devised to Lettie E.Engleman,widow, and letters testamentary were duly
<br />issued thereon to David LeRoy Engleman, John I.Engleman, and Edwin E.Engleman, executors as named
<br />in said last will and testament, and they then and there qualified as such.
<br />The Court further finds that said Ephraim B.Engleman departed this life on the 3d day of May,
<br />1933, and that-he was a resident of Hall County, Nebraska, at the time of his death.
<br />The Court further finds that due and legal notice has been given to all persons of the time and
<br />place fixed by the Court for filing of claims against said estate, and that said time has fully
<br />expired, and that all claims filed are, as shown by the vouchers on file, paid.
<br />The Court further finds that there is no inheritance tax payable herein.
<br />The Court further finds that the executors have complied with the provisions of said last will
<br />and testament, and delivered possession of all personal property belonging to the widow under the
<br />intestate laws of the state of Nebraska, to the said widow.
<br />The Court further finds that said Ephraim B.Engleman died seized of the following described real
<br />estate, towit:
<br />the northeast quarter of Section Three (3) in Township Eleven (11) North of Range Ten (10) West
<br />of the 6th P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska; that under the intestate laws of the state of Nebrask
<br />an undivided one - fourth interest therein passed and descended to Lettie E.Engleman, the widow of
<br />said deceased, and the undivided three - fourths interest passed and descended to Mable S.Engleman
<br />Arnold, Jane Engleman McGavran, Ella Mary Engleman Boyd, David L.Engleman, John I.Engleman,
<br />Sarah L.Engleman, Edwin E.Engleman, Oliver M.Engleman, Grace I.Engleman, Clarence A.Engleman, an
<br />Herbert J.Engleman, share and share alike.
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<br />The Court further finds that there remains in the hands of the executors a promissory note signe
<br />by A.A.Leiser and Goldie M.Leiser, dated July 31 1930, due July 3, 1935, in the amount of $3000. 0,
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