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<br />NO. 9 HALL COUNTY
<br />Now on this 9th day of December, 1916, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report
<br />of Bayard H. Paine, Administrator de bonis non,of the estate of Charles A. Tiedaman, deceased,
<br />it satisfactorily appearing to the court from the proof on file that notice of final settlement
<br />has been given to all persons interested by publication as required by the order of court dated
<br />November 27, 1916.
<br />After a full examination of said report and of the files and records of this office the
<br />court finds that said report is correct in all respects and ought to be approved and allowed;
<br />that the administrator has accounted for all of the estate which came into his possession and
<br />has distributed all money coming into his hands among the heirs entitled to share in the
<br />distribution.
<br />The court finds that notice was given to all creditors of the time allowed and place ap-
<br />pointed for filing claims against the estate of Charles A. Tiedaman, deceased, as required by
<br />law and the order of court; that the time allowed for filing elgims has fully expired; that
<br />all claims filed and allowed against said estate have been fully paid and satisfied; that all
<br />claims outstanding against said estate and not filed, if any such there be, are thereofre forever
<br />barred and exluded.
<br />It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the report of the administrator
<br />be and the same hereby is approved and allowed as and for his final account and he is discharged
<br />of his trust and his bond released.
<br />It is further considered by the court that all persons are forever barred from filing or
<br />setting up any claims or demands against the estate of Charles A. Tiedaman, deceased, and that
<br />said estate is fully settled and closed.
<br />The court finds that the said Charles A. Tiedaman departed this life, intestate on the 5th
<br />day of June, 1913, being at the time of his death a resident of Hall County, Nebrasl a, leaving
<br />a last will and testament which was duly allowed and admitted to probate in this court on the
<br />7th day of July, 1913-
<br />The court finds that the said Charles A. Tiedamn was at the time of his death the owner in
<br />fee of the following described real estate situafe in the County of Hall and State of Nebraska,
<br />to -wit:
<br />Part of Lot 13, Lot 14, and Lot 15, all in Block 9,
<br />of this real estate was sold under partition proceedings
<br />County, Nebraska, and that the proceeds of said sale hav
<br />under the last will and testament of the said Charles A.
<br />receipts of said legatees filed in this office.
<br />in the Village of Cairo, and that all
<br />by order of the District Court of Hall
<br />e been duly divided among the legatees
<br />Tiedaman, deceased, as shown by the
<br />J. H. Mullin
<br />County Judge.
<br />HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA F I L E D DEC 14 1916 J. H. MULLIN COUNTY JUDGE.
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA
<br />CERTIFICATE
<br />STATE OF NEBRASKA ) ss. I, Charles Bossert County Judge of Hall County, Nebraska, do hereby
<br />FALL COUNTY ) certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of Last Will and
<br />Testament, Certificate of Probate thereof and Final Decree - IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
<br />CHARLES A. TIEDEMAN, DECEASED, with the original record thereof, now remaining in said Court,
<br />that the same is a correct transcript thereof, and of the whole of such original record; that
<br />said Court is a Court of,Record having a seal, which seal is hereto attached; that said Court has
<br />no Clerk authorized to sign certificates in his own name, and that I am the legal custodian of
<br />said Seal and of the Records of said Court, and that the foregoing attestation is in due form of
<br />law.
<br />IN TESTIMONY 7AIHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court,
<br />at Grand Island, this 9th day of September, 1946.
<br />Charles Bossert
<br />(SEAL) County Judge
<br />Filed for record this 9 day of September 1946 at 2:20 o'clock P.M. 2 r
<br />Register of Deeds ^/
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<br />D E C R E E
<br />IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
<br />In the matter of the estate ) ESTATE NO. 3725
<br />of )
<br />D E C R E E
<br />Sidney Miller, Deceased. )
<br />This matter came on for hearing the 12th day of September 1946, upon the petitilon of Ella
<br />Sagesser, the files and the evidence, and was submitted to the Court.
<br />The Court finds that: due and legal notice of this hearing has been given to all persons
<br />interested in the estate of Sidney Miller, deceased, both creditors and heirs, as required by law;
<br />the allegations of such petition'are true; the administrator for the estate of such deceased here-
<br />tofore issued letters by this court on about August 7, 1893, haviftg,,neglected to file a report in
<br />such estate proceeding, and in particular for more than two years prior to the filing of the
<br />petition of such Ella Sagesser, such estate was dormant, and no decree of heirship having hereto-
<br />fore been entered in the probate of such estate, petitioner Ella Sagesser is entitled to a decree
<br />herein as provided for by Sections 30 -1701, et seq. R.S. 1943; such Sidney Miller died intestate
<br />on January 9, 1989, a resident of Hall County, Nebraska, seized of Lots One (1) and Two (2) in
<br />Block Seven (7) of the Original Town, now City, of Grand Island, in Hall County and state of
<br />Nebraska; no decree of heirship has heretofore been entered in the proceeding for probate of the
<br />estate of such deceased; such deceased left him surviving, Mary Miller, his wife, who was the
<br />mother of all the surviving children of deceased, namely: William E. Miller, a son; Oliver W.
<br />Miller, a son; Conrad 14. Miller, a son; James E. Miller, a son; Amy E. Kirby, a daughter; and,
<br />Arthur H. V. Miller, a son. Such deceased left him surviving no other issue or descendants.
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