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179 No. IN THE COUiTTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY,NEBRASKA. In the matter of the estate ) OF ) FINAL DECREE. Louis E.Upperman,Deceased. )) N ow,on this 9th day of September,1942,this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of Lilly May Upperman,executrix of the last will and testament of Louis E.Upperman,deceased,and upon her petition for settlement of said estate, The Court,having examined said report and the records and files in said estate,and being duly ad- v ised,finds that c,ae and legal notice has been given to all persons interested in said estate of the time and place fixed for hearing upon said final report,as heretofore ordered by the Court, and no one appearing to object thereto,the Court examined the same,together with the vouchers on file and testimony in support thereof,and being duly advised,finds said report true and correct in all things and that said report be approved and allowed as and for the final report of said executrix. The Court finds that said Louis E.Upperman departed this life on the 6th day of Ju1y,1938,and at the time of his death was a resident and inhabitant of Hall County,Nebraska;th.at a petition was filed in the County Court of Hall County,Nebraska,on the 12th day of July,1939,praying for the allowance and probate of an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Louis E. Upperman,deceased,and the Court thereupon fixed the 10th day of August,1938,as the date for making proof thereon,due and legal notice was given thereof,and on the 10th day of August,1938,said in- strument was duly proven, allowed, and admitted to probate in this Court as and for the last will and testament of Louis E.Upperman,deceased, and letters testamentary were duly issued thereon to Lilly May Upperman,executrix as named in said will ( as Lillie May Upperman), and she duly qualified as such. The Court further finds that due and legal notice has been given to all persons of the time and place fixed by the Court for the filing of claims,th.at all claims filed against said estate have been paid or settled, and the time fixed for filing claims has fully expired. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that all claims against said estate,if any such there be,and not filed h erein,are forever barred and excluded. The Court further finds that Amy Upperman,the wife of said Louis E.Upperman,deceased,named in his last will and testament as a legatee and devisee,died prior to the date of the death of said Louis E.Upperman, deceased, to- wit,on the 22nd day of February,1939. The Court further finds that Louis E.Upperman died seized as the owner in fee simple of the follow- s ng described real estate: Lot Eight (9) in Block One Hundred Twenty -six (126) in Union Pacific Railway Company's Second Addition to the City of Grand Island,Hall County,Nebraska, Lot Three (3) in Block One (1) in Russel Wheeler's Addition to the city of Grand Island,Hall C ounty,Nebraska, The north half, and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, and the south half of the north- rest quarter,of Section Thirty -six (36),in Township 12,North,Range Ten (10),in Hall Count .7*, N ebraska, An undivided one -half interest in and to Lot Four (4) in Block Five (5),in the Original Town,now City,of Grand Island,Hall County,Nebraska,and Lot 60, in Roan 3, in Grand Island Cemetery-, in Hall County, Nebraska, all of which was °deVised,under the terms and conditions of the last will and testament of said Louis E.Upperman, deceased, as follows: "I give, devise, and bequeath to my beloved daughter, Lillie May Upperman, all of the rest, residue or remainder of my estate,real,personal or mixed,of whatever name or description and wherever situate to have and. to hold the same to herself and to her heirs and assigns forever,provided,however: Shou1J, my said daughter depart this life without having a child or children born of her body or adopted by her,surviving her,then and in that case I give,devise and bequeath to my beloved sister, Emma T:a er,and to her lineal descendants by right of representation,all of my estate mentioned in this item,which has not been disposed of by my said daughter in her life time,to have and to hold the same to my said sister and the heirs of her body,by right of representation,and to their heirs and assigns forever." IT IS,THEREFORE,ORERED,ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the final report of said executrix be,and the same hereby is,approved and allowed as her final report,and said estate is hereby sett- led and closed and said executrix discharged from her bond as such and hereby released. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the real estate described as follows: Lot S in Block 126,in Union Pacific Railway Company's Second Addition to the city of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, Lot 3 in Block 1 in Russel Wheeler's Addition to the city of Grand Island,in Hall County,Nebraska, The north half and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter,and the south half of the northwest quarter,of Section 36,in Township 12,North,Range 10,Hall County,Nebraska, An undivided one -half interest in and-to Lot 4,in Block 5,in the Original Town,now City,of Grand Island,Hall County, Nebraska, and Lot 60,in Row 3,in Grand Island Cemetery,in Hall County,Nebraska, was devised and passed and descended,as follows: To Lillie May Upperman,daughter of said Louis E. U pperman,deceased, "to have and to hold the same to herself and to her heirs and assigns forever, provided,however :Should my said daughter depart this life without having a child or children born of her,body or adopted by her,survivingher,then and that case I give,devise and bequeath to my beloved sister, Emma Mader, and to her lineal descendants by right of representation, all of my estate mentioned in this item,which has not been disposed of by my said daughter in her life time,to have and to hold the same to my shi&2sister and the heirs of her body,by right of representation,and to their hers and assigns forever ", all under the terms and provisions in the last will and testament of said Louis E.Upperman,deceased. Paul N.Kirk COUNTY JUDGE.