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WILL AND DECREE RECORD
<br />THE AUGUSTINE CO. 18600.1E -86
<br />HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA F I L E D OCT 1 1937 PAUL N.KIRK COUNTY JUDGE
<br />ENDORSEMENT: Sept. 30, 1937 The within will was this 30, day of Sept, 1937, removed from its
<br />sealed container by the undersigned and read in the presence of Joseph Hamilton one of the legatees
<br />named in said Instrument. Paul N.Kirk
<br />ounty Judge
<br />CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL
<br />State of Nebraska ) At a session of the County Court held in the County Court Room in Grand
<br />)ss
<br />Hall County ) Island, in said County, on the 27th day of October, A.D., 1937,
<br />Present Paul N.Kirk, County Judge.
<br />In the Matter of the Estate
<br />of
<br />James Alexander, deceased.
<br />I, Paul N.Kirk, Judge of the County Court in and for said County, do hereby certify that on the
<br />lst day of October 1937, the instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of James Alex-
<br />ander, deceased, was filed for probate in this Court. That on the 27th day of October 1937, said
<br />instrument to which this certificate is attached was duly proved, probated and allowed as the last
<br />will and testament of the real and personal estate of said James Alexander, deceased, and the same
<br />was ordered to be'recorded in the records of the Court aforesaid.
<br />IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court this 27th
<br />day of October 1937.
<br />Paul N.Kirk
<br />County Judge.
<br />HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA F I L E D OCT 27 1937 PAUL N.KIRK COUNTY JUDGE
<br />IN COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
<br />In the matter of the estate )
<br />) FINAL DECREE
<br />of James Alexander, deceased. )
<br />Now on this 23rd day of March 1938, this cause came on to be heard upon the report and account of
<br />John W.Alexander, executor of the estate of James Alexander, deceased and the court finds from the
<br />proofs on file herein that legal notice, as by law and the order of this court required, has been
<br />given to all persons interested of the filing of said final account and the time and place of
<br />hearing thereon; that no objections have been filed to said final report and that the same is cor-
<br />rect and should be allowed and approved.
<br />The court further finds from the proofs on file herein, that notice, as required by law and in
<br />accordance with the order of the court herein, was given to all creditors of said deceased of the
<br />time allowed and place appointed for filing claims against his estate; that all debts of the de-
<br />ceased and claims against his estate have been fully paid and that all claims outstanding against
<br />said estate and not filed as required, if any there be, are forever barred; that all costs and
<br />expenses of administering said estate have been fully Paid; that all of said estate and the suc-
<br />cession thereto is exempt from inheritance taxes under the laws of the State of Nebraska and'that
<br />said estate is not subject to any Federal estate tax.
<br />The court further finds that the deceased died testate on September 27, 1937, a resident of said
<br />Hall County, seized in fee simple at the time of his death of the following described real estate:
<br />West Half (W 0 of Lot Three (3), in Block Seventy (70) in the original town, now city of Grand
<br />Island, in Hall County, State of Nebraska.
<br />and that the same passed and descended under the will of the deceased and the statute of wills of
<br />Nebraska in fee simple to John W.Alexander, a son of the deceased and Joseph Roy Hamilton, a grand-
<br />son of the testator and a son of Agnes Alexander Hamilton, deceased, a daughter of the testator.
<br />The court further finds that the deceased left as his dole and only heirs at law his sons David
<br />W.Alexander, John W.Alexander and his grandson Joseph Roy Hamilton, and that he left the above
<br />named as his sole and only legatees and that he left John W.Alexander and Joseph Roy Hamilton as
<br />his sole and only devisees under said will; that the legacy under the will to David W.Alexander
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