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<br />No. 7 HALL COUNTY
<br />said real estate descended at his death, as follows:
<br />To Clara D.Peterson, his widow, an undivided one -half thereof,
<br />To Carl H.Peterson, his son, an undivided one half thereof.
<br />The court further finds that at the time of the death of the said Henry A.Peterson, Clara D.
<br />Peterson and Henry A.Peterson were the joint owners of Lot ten (10) in block fifteen (15) in the
<br />city of Kearney, Nebraska; that said property was held by a joint deed which provided that said
<br />property should descend to the survivor upon the death of either of the grantees in said deed;
<br />that said property was erroneously included in the inventory filed in the estate of Henry A.Peterson,
<br />deceased; that all rights of the said Henry A.Peterson, in said premises, terminated at his death,
<br />and that his widow Clara D. Peterson, thereby became the owner thereof, in absolute title, and
<br />that said real estate does not constitute any part of the estate of Henry A.Peterson, deceased, and
<br />that the said Clara D.Peterson is now the owner in absolute title, of said lot ten (10) in block
<br />fifteen (15) in the city of Kearney, Nebraska, and that the same is occupied by her as her home and
<br />homestead.
<br />The court further finds that said estate is not subject to the payment of inheritance tax under
<br />the laws of the state of Nebraska or under the laws of the United States.
<br />The court further finds that said estate was the owner of a mortgage in the sum of Eighteen Hundred
<br />dollars ($1900.00) said mortgage covering the north half of section 32, township 11, range 27, west
<br />of the 6th P.M., in Lincoln County, Nebraska; that Clara D.Peterson obtained a deed to said premises
<br />and released said mortgage and that said premises is the joint property of the said Clara D.Peterson
<br />and Carl H.Peterson, and that they own the same in equal shares.
<br />The court further finds that the deceased was the owner of a deposit in the Overton State Bank of
<br />Overton, Nebraska, and that any dividends which may be paid thereon shall be divided equally between
<br />the said Clara D.Peterson and Carl H.Peterson.
<br />The court finds that the household furniture of the deceased, passed to the said Clara D.Peterson,
<br />in absolute title, and that she selected the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) in cash as pro -
<br />vided by the statutes of Nebraska, and that she was allowed the sum of $30.00 per month for her
<br />support fur twelve months as provided by the laws of the state of Nebraska, and that the said sum
<br />has been allowed to her as set forth in her final report filed herein.
<br />IT IS THEREFORE considered by the court that the said report is hereby approved and allowed as her
<br />final report.
<br />IT IS F''RTHER ORDERED by the court that all persons are forever barred from filing or setting up
<br />any claim against the estate of Henry A.Peterson, deceased.
<br />IT IS FURTHER ORDERED BY THE COURT that all of the right, title and interest of the said Henry A.
<br />Peterson in and to lot 3 in block 130 in Koenig & Wiebe's Addition to the City of Grand Island,
<br />and the property for which she obtained a deed to -wit: the north half of section 32 township 11,
<br />range 27, did pass and descend under the laws of Nebraska as follows:
<br />To Clara D.Peterson, his widow, an undivided one -half interest therein,
<br />To Carl H.Peterson, his son, an undivided one -half interest therein.
<br />and that said property is hereby awarded to them.
<br />IT IS FURTHER ORDERED BY THE COURT that the funeral expense, expense of the last illness, the
<br />court costs, and all other claims allowed against said estate have been paid by said administratrix.
<br />It is further ordered that said estate is not subject to inheritance tax under the laws of the state
<br />of Nebraska, or under the laws of the United States.
<br />It is further ordered that the amount due B.J.Cunningham in the sum of $195.00 and the amount due
<br />Clara D.Peterson for funds advanced personally in the sum of $52.26 are liens against said estate
<br />and the real estate belonging thereto;
<br />It is further ordered by the court that the final report of the said Clara D.Peterson is annroved
<br />and allowed and she is discharged as administratrix of said estate and her bond as such administra-
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