%
To Dr. Stewart Gilmer $105.
Total Indebtedness $4,817.50

tiatiasiine the above $4,817. from $12,987.50 leaves $8,170.50 as the net
value of Mr. Re Fe Milton's one-half.

Dividing Pi by five gives $1,654.10. If the dwelling in Blue Springs
be set off to Mr. R. F. Milton and wife, and he be given $634.10 by the four child-
ren either in cash or short time notes, this would equal his one-fifth as above men-
tioned, The four children could at the same time make such further provisions as is
equitable for the support of Mr. Milton for the remainder of his life.

Se eee ne ee ee that all the lands be then divided
among the four children. They will of course have to each assume or pay one-fourth
of the total indebtedness, that is the "$10,025 principal, and the $4,817., ae
totalling $14,842. 3 :

One-fourth of this indebtedness is $5,710.50. However, each of the four
children could deduot fram $35,710.50 what is due them respectively, which is as
follows:

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- (1/4 of $1060) $1566.
Due ths Milten (1/4 of $1060) 265.
Due Bessie Allen, Note $670.50 and
- (1/4 of $1060) ia 935.50
Ethel Hughes, Hote and
$265 (1/4 of $1060) 7 725.
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amounts s

James C, Milton $2,144.50
George Milton 3,445.50
Bessie Allen 2,775
Mra. Ethel Hughes - ~ '%,986.50

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division of the lands cannot be made by agreement. On the values set, if two
of the children received the home place at $16,000. and the 7% Acres on High-
way 40 at $1550. they would receive $16,550., at the appraised value, and if
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the 10 Acres at $1300., and the 19.49 Acres at $5600., they would have a total
value of $17,450., which is approximately the same as value of the 110 Acres and
the 73 Acres above mentioned.

If such a division doss not find favor with the four shildren, we will try
to make a division of the land into four parts, and then let lots be dram. We
are going on the supposition that when Mr. Milton receives the Blue Springs
property, he should have the balance due him either in cash, or notes, as it would