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• '� ZOWN has been produced and filed herein, and that more than two years have elapsed since the date of the death of said Margaret Duggan, she having passed away on or about the 20th day of July,1903; and that petitioner is entitled to the relief prayed for in the petition. That the object and prayer of the petition was to clear the title to the real estate belonging to the deceased situated in Hall County, Nebraska, described as follows, to -wit: Lot Five (5) in Block Twenty (20) of Charles Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. a controversy having resulted over the title to the said real estate due to the confusion of there having been two parties by the name of Margaret Duggan, who were a mother and a daughter. The estate of Margaret Duggan, the daughter, who was also known as Maggie Duggan, and passed away on the 16th day of December, 1893, in Dubuque County, Iowa, has already been probated in Hall County, Nebraska; and the said Margaret Duggan herein, the same being the mother, having received the real estate in question under the terms of the last Will and Testament of Margaret Duggan, the daughter. The Court further finds that the husband of Margaret Duggan, deceased, predeceased her in death, and that at the date of the death of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased, she was survived by the following sole and only heirs -at -law, who were all over twenty -one years of age, namely: Lawrence Duggan, William L.Duggan, Mary Kelly (nee Duggan), Sarah Ann Duggan, John Duggan, Elizabeth Duggan (now Sister Mary Margaret), and Frank Duggan, all of them residing in Dubuque County,Iowa; and Joseph Duggan, residing in the State of Washington. The Court further finds that the above described premises were formerly owned by Margaret Duggan, whose Will was probated in the Coury Court of Hall County, Nebraska; and the final decree entered therein on March 26, 1898; that the said Margaret Duggan obtained title to said premises by the name of Maggie Duggan, and that the said Margaret Duggan and Maggie Duggan, is one and the same person. IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the regular admin- istration of sa.id estate in this State be and the same hereby is dispensed with, and said Will is hereby admitted to probate and allowed as the last Will and Testament of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased; and the Court further finds and decrees that the sole and only heirs -at -law of Margaret Duggan, deceased, at the time of her death were the following: Lawrence Duggan, William L.Duggan, Mary Kelly (nee Duggan), Sarah Ann Duggan, John Duggan, Elizabeth Duggan (now Sister Mary Margaret) Frank Duggan and Joseph Duggan; that the estate of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased, shall des- cend free of all debts against the decedent in accordance with the terms of said Will, and that all claims and debts of whatsoever nature against the estate are forever barred; and the same is hereby assigned to the devisees and legatees therein named under the provision of said will as follows, to wit: Lot Five (5) in Block Twenty (20) of Charles Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island,Nebraska; IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY,NEBRASKA. In the Matter of: ) ) THE ESTATE OF ) F I N A L D E C R E E MARGARET DUGGAN, ) Deceased. ) NOW on this 16th day record herein and the of November 1940, this cause came on to be heard upon the evidence and was submitted to the Court on consideration pleadings, the whereof the Court finds that proper and legal notice was given to all persons interested in said estate; both credi- tors and heirs, in the manner provided by law and in accordance with the orders of this Court. The Court further finds that the allegations of the petition are true; that the last Will and Testament of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased, wps duly probated and allowed in the District Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, that being the Court having jurisdiction of the probate of estates in said State of Iowa; that a duly authenticated copy of said will and of the probate thereof has been produced and filed herein, and that more than two years have elapsed since the date of the death of said Margaret Duggan, she having passed away on or about the 20th day of July,1903; and that petitioner is entitled to the relief prayed for in the petition. That the object and prayer of the petition was to clear the title to the real estate belonging to the deceased situated in Hall County, Nebraska, described as follows, to -wit: Lot Five (5) in Block Twenty (20) of Charles Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. a controversy having resulted over the title to the said real estate due to the confusion of there having been two parties by the name of Margaret Duggan, who were a mother and a daughter. The estate of Margaret Duggan, the daughter, who was also known as Maggie Duggan, and passed away on the 16th day of December, 1893, in Dubuque County, Iowa, has already been probated in Hall County, Nebraska; and the said Margaret Duggan herein, the same being the mother, having received the real estate in question under the terms of the last Will and Testament of Margaret Duggan, the daughter. The Court further finds that the husband of Margaret Duggan, deceased, predeceased her in death, and that at the date of the death of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased, she was survived by the following sole and only heirs -at -law, who were all over twenty -one years of age, namely: Lawrence Duggan, William L.Duggan, Mary Kelly (nee Duggan), Sarah Ann Duggan, John Duggan, Elizabeth Duggan (now Sister Mary Margaret), and Frank Duggan, all of them residing in Dubuque County,Iowa; and Joseph Duggan, residing in the State of Washington. The Court further finds that the above described premises were formerly owned by Margaret Duggan, whose Will was probated in the Coury Court of Hall County, Nebraska; and the final decree entered therein on March 26, 1898; that the said Margaret Duggan obtained title to said premises by the name of Maggie Duggan, and that the said Margaret Duggan and Maggie Duggan, is one and the same person. IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the regular admin- istration of sa.id estate in this State be and the same hereby is dispensed with, and said Will is hereby admitted to probate and allowed as the last Will and Testament of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased; and the Court further finds and decrees that the sole and only heirs -at -law of Margaret Duggan, deceased, at the time of her death were the following: Lawrence Duggan, William L.Duggan, Mary Kelly (nee Duggan), Sarah Ann Duggan, John Duggan, Elizabeth Duggan (now Sister Mary Margaret) Frank Duggan and Joseph Duggan; that the estate of the said Margaret Duggan, deceased, shall des- cend free of all debts against the decedent in accordance with the terms of said Will, and that all claims and debts of whatsoever nature against the estate are forever barred; and the same is hereby assigned to the devisees and legatees therein named under the provision of said will as follows, to wit: Lot Five (5) in Block Twenty (20) of Charles Wasmer's Addition to the City of Grand Island,Nebraska;