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1G8 <br />WILL AND DECREE RECORD <br />DECREE._ <br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA. <br />IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ) <br />OF LUCY CRAMER) D E C R E E <br />DECEASED. <br />NOW on this 3rd day of January, 1935, this cause came on for hearing upon the determination of the <br />heirs and distribution of real estate in the Estate of Lucy Cramer, deceased, and the Court havi <br />examined the records and files herein, and being fully advised in the premises, finds : - <br />That on the 23rd day of February, 1932; Mildred T.Scott and Frank Cramer filed their petition in <br />this Court, alleging, among other things, that their mother Lucy Cramer departed this life intestate <br />at her residence in Hall County, Nebraska, on the 30th day of January, 1932, and at the time of ] <br />death was possessed of real and personal property in said County of the value of approximately <br />55,000.00, and prayed that a hearing be had on said petition, and Letters of Administration be <br />granted to Frank Cramer; <br />That upon reading and filing said petition, the Court entered an Order fixing the time and place <br />for heaxing, as provided by law, and said matter coming on to be heard on said day, Letters of <br />Administration were issued to the said Frank Cramer, who qualified by filing a bond, as provided <br />by law; <br />That notice of the time and place for filing claims against said estate has been given, as provid <br />by law, and all persons having claims against said estate, not filed within the time fixed by the <br />Court, if any such there be, should be forever barred and excluded from setting up or asserting a <br />such claims against said estate; <br />That said deceased departed this lif e, leaving as her heirs at law and only heirs at law, and pe <br />sons entitled to share in her dstate, the following named, to -wit: <br />Frank Cramer, a son, Holyoke, Colorado, <br />' Winfred W. Cramer, a soli, Omaha, Nebraska, <br />Mildred T. Scott, a daughter, Grand Island,Nebraska; and <br />Fay Cramer, a daughter, Hawthorne, "California. <br />all of whom are over 21 years of age; <br />That said deceased departed this,lif e the owner of the following described real estate, to -wit: <br />Lot Seven (7) in Block Sixteen (16), Original Town of Grand Island,Hall County, Nebraska; . <br />That upon her death said real estate passed and descended, under and by virtue of the Statutes of <br />Descent of the State of Nebraska, to Frank Cramer, Winfred W.Cramer, Mildred T.Scott, and Fay <br />Cramer, children of said deceased, in equal shares, each taking an undivided one - fourth interest <br />therein; <br />That said estate is not subject to the payment of any Inheritance Tax either under the Laws of the <br />State of Nebraska or the Laws of the United States; <br />That said Frank Cramer, Administrator of said Estate, has filed herein an interim report, wherein <br />it is shown that he has received the total sum of $833.00, representing rents received from real <br />estate, all of which has been expended, together with $44.95 of his own money, in payment of re- <br />pairs and expenses on said real estate, costs of administration, attorney fees and claims filed <br />herein and allowed against said estate; and <br />That the receipts filed herein show that all the claims filed within the time fixed by the Court, <br />are paid in full, as well as the costs of administration and attorney fees. <br />IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that all persons having claims again <br />0 <br />TP <br />said estate, not filed within the time fixed by the Court, if any such there be, are forever barn d <br />and excluded from setting up or asserting any such claims against said estate. <br />IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the real estate owned by the said <br />Lucy Cramer at the time of her death, described as Lot Seven (7) in Block Sixteen (16), Original <br />Tovm of Grand Island,Hall County, Nebraska, did pass and descend under and by virtue of the Statutes <br />