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G <br />1 <br />I� <br />u <br />1 <br />329 <br />i MW*4 <br />o <br />administratrix showing payment of said money as set out in Paragraph No.6 above that a formal <br />order of discharge be issued to the administratrix herein. <br />C.L.Stone <br />COUNTY JUDGE <br />State of Nebraska, ) <br />)ss. <br />Platte County ) In the County Court of Platte County,Nebraska <br />I,C.L.Stone,County Judge of- Platte County,Nebraska,do hereby certify that I have compared the <br />f oeegoing copy of FINAL DECREE,IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IDA L.THOMPSON,DECEASED. <br />'dIth the original record thereof now remaining in the said court;that the same is a correct trans - <br />crint thereof,and of the whole of said original record and that I have the legal custody and con - <br />trel of said original record. <br />I further certify that I am the sole Judge of said court;that said court is a court of record-and <br />has a seal and that said seal is hereto affixed;that said court has has a clerk authorized to <br />certify records in my name;and that the foregoing attestation is in due form,according to the laws <br />of the State of Nebraska. <br />IN WITNESS WHEREOF,I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at Cblumbus, <br />Nebraska,this lst,day of September,1943. <br />C.L.Stone <br />( S.EAL ) County Judge <br />By Katherine Byrnes <br />Clerk of the County Court. <br />Filed for record this 3 day of September,1943,at 9 :30 o'clock A.M. <br />Register of Deeds <br />- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o -o -o -o <br />FINAL DECREE <br />IN THE COUNTY COUNT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA. <br />In the matter of the estate <br />of Thomas Connor, deceased. �ss. <br />Case No. 2365 <br />FINAL DECREE. <br />Now on this 8th day of September, 1943, this cause came on to be heard upon the final report <br />and account of Mary E.Connor Van Metre, administratrix of the estate of Thomas Connor, deceased and <br />upon the petition of said administratrix that said estate be settled and closed and it appearing <br />from the evidence and proofs on file in this court that regular notice, as by law and the order <br />of this court required, has been given to all persons interested of the time and place of examining <br />and allowing said final account, by publication for three successive weeks in a legal newspaper, <br />published within said Hall County, as by law provided, and no one appearing to object to said <br />final report and account, the court, on examination thereof, finds that the same is in all respects <br />correct and should be allowed and approved. <br />2. The court further finds from the proof on file herein that legal notice, as by law and the <br />order of this court required, has been given to all persons having claims against the deceased or <br />his estate to exhibit and prove their claims; that the time for exhibiting and proving claims <br />against said estate has expired; that all claims against said estate that have been filed or allowed <br />have been fully paid and that all persons and creditors having claims against said estate, not filed <br />or proved, if any there be, are forever barred from making claim thereon and all such claims.and <br />debts, if any, are barred and precluded. <br />3. The court further finds from the evidence adduced that the deceased died intestate, a resident <br />of said Hall County, and that he left surviving at his death, as his sole and only heirs at law and <br />next of kin, his widow, Mary E.Connor, who has remarried and whose-name is now Van Metre and their <br />daughter, Carolyn Connor Stephens; that said estate or the succession thereto is not subject. to any <br />Federal Estate Tax and that the inheritance tax under the laws of Nebraska thereon has been fully <br />paid as appears from the voucher on file herrein. <br />4. The court further finds that said Thomas Connor was, at the time of his death, seized in <br />fee simple of the following described real estate, all situated in Grand Island, in Hall County, <br />Nebraska, to -wit: <br />West One Third (W.113) of Lot Tyro (2), in Block Sixty -five (65), the Easterly Two Thirds <br />(E.2/3) of Lot Five 5), in Block Fifty -six -(56) - all in the original town, now city of <br />Grand Island; also Lot Six (6), in Block One Hundred Seventeen (117) in Railroad Addition <br />to said City of Grand Island, the homestead of the deceased and his said widow at his <br />death. <br />5. The court further finds that the real estate above described passed, and descended on the <br />death of said intestate, in fee simple to his widow, Mary E.Connor Van Metre and to their daughter <br />Carolyn Connor Stephens, as tenants in common in fee simple subject to the homestead or life estate <br />of said widow in said Lot Six (6) in Block One Hundred Seventeen in said Railroad Addition, under <br />the statutes of descent of Nebraska and the same is so awarded to them. <br />6. The court further finds that all expenses of administering said estate have been fully paid; <br />that the wearing apparel, ornaments and exempt personal estate of the deceased have been delivered <br />to said widow; that the personal estate has been fully accounted for, disbursed and distributed <br />as provided by law and the order of this court; that the estate has been fully administered,and <br />should be closed and the administratrix discharged of her trust. <br />Page 2. <br />IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT: that the final report and account <br />of said administratrix be, and the same is hereby allowed and approved; that all debts and claims <br />allowed against said estate, including all fees, costs and expenses of probating and administering <br />said estate, have been fully paid; that all claims not filed or proved against said estate, if any <br />there be, are forever barred; that said estate and the succession thereto is not subject to any <br />Federal Estate tax; that the inheritance tax under the laws of Nebraska has been fully paid; that <br />all personal property has been accounted for, disbursed and distributed pursuant to the statutes of <br />descent and distribution of Nebraska; that the deceased died intestate September 3, 1933, leaving <br />as his sole and only heirs at law and next of kin, his widow, Mary E.Connor, now Van Metre and his <br />