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<br />THE AUGUSTINE CO. 18800.12 -88
<br />FINAL DECREE
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA...
<br />In the Matter of the Estate )
<br />of ; FINAL DECREE.
<br />ALBERT WINTER, DECEASED. )
<br />Now on this 27th day of November, 1920, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of
<br />Agnes Winter, Administratrix of the estate of Albert Winter, deceased, having been duly adjourned
<br />from the 6th day of November, 1920, and it appearing to the court, from the proof now on file, that
<br />notice to all persons interested of the filing of said report and of the time and place fixed for
<br />final settlement of said estate as required by order of court dated October 23, 1920, and there
<br />being no objection or protest on file.
<br />After a full examination of said report and on consideration of the evidence in support thereof,
<br />the court finds that said administratrix has accounted for all of the estate of said deceased which
<br />came into her possession or under her control and that her report is correct in all respects and
<br />ought to be allowed.
<br />The court finds that notice was given to creditors of said deceased as to the time allowed and place
<br />appointed for filing claims against said estate; that the time so allowed for filing claims has
<br />fully expired and that all claims and demands outstanding against said deceased or his estate, if
<br />any such exist, are therefore forever barred and excluded.
<br />The court further finds that there remains in the hands of the administratrix for distribution
<br />personal property of the value of $3220.02, and that this should be distributed as follows:
<br />113 part thereof to Agnes Winter, widow of the said Albert Winter, and
<br />2/3 part thereof to the three children of said deceased, in equal shares.
<br />The.Court finds that the said Albert Winter departed this life on the 15th day of February, 1920,
<br />being at the time of his death.a resident of Hall County., Nebraska, and that he died intestate
<br />leaving surviving him as his heirs at law and his only heirs at law, the following named persons:
<br />Agnes Winter, his widow, and Edna Winter, Fred Winter and Ruth Winter, his children; that he died
<br />siezed in fee of the following described real estate situate in the County of Hall and State of
<br />Nebraska, to -wit:
<br />The Northwest Quarter of Section.Ten (10), Township Twelve (12), Range Nine (9) West of the 6th P.M.
<br />The North Half of the Northwest Quarter (N'ffNVQ&) of Section Twenty seven (27), in Township Twelve
<br />(12) in Range Nine (9), West of the 6th P.M.
<br />Lot Number Ten (10), in Block Sixty -four (64), in Wheeler & Bennett's Addition to the City.of
<br />Grand Island.
<br />Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8), in Block Ei ht (8), in George Loan's Subdivision of Section Ten (10)
<br />in Township Eleven (11), in Range Nine (9�.
<br />Lots Eight (8), Nine (9) and Ten (10), in Block Twelve (12), in Gilbert's Addition to the City of
<br />Grand Island,
<br />Lots Six (6) and Seven (7) in Block Thirty Three (33), in Packer and Barr's Addition to the City
<br />of Grand Island,
<br />The Court finds that the said Agnes Winter is the mother of all of the Children of the said Albert
<br />Winter and that under and by virtue of the law of descent of the State of Nebraska, all of the above
<br />mentioned and described real estate did descend at his death in the manner following:
<br />To Agnes Winter one -third part thereof in fee;
<br />To Edna Winter, Fred Winter and Ruth Winter, children of the said Albert Winter, two thirds part
<br />thereof in equal shares, subject to the homestead rights of the said Agnes Winter, his widow, in
<br />and to the Northwest Quarter of Section Ten (10), in Township Twelve (12), in Range Nine (9) in
<br />Hall County, Nebraska.
<br />It is, therefore, by the court,
<br />CONSIDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, That all of the right, title and interest of the said Albert
<br />Winter in and to all of the above mentioned and described real estate did pass and descend at his
<br />death, in accordance with the law of descent of real estate in the State of Nebraska, as follows:
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