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In re Estate of Fred Hodel 27455

The State of Ohio Cuyahoga County In the Probate Court Estate of Fred Hodel
deceased Application for Letters of Administration. To the Honorable the 
Judge of the Probate Court:
  The undersigned hereby makes application to be appointed as
administration on the estate of Fred Hodel late of the City of Cleveland 
in said county, deceased, and on oath states that said Fred Hodel died on 
or about the 10 day of Dec. 1898 in testate, leaving a widow and the 
following named persons his next of kin:

Nellie Hodel    wife 57 Hanover St
Christian Hodel son (10 yrs) "
Elisabeth Hodel daughter (12 yrs) "
 Applicant further states that there is not to her knowledge any last will 
and testament of said decedent in existence.  That the whole personal estate
of said decedent consists of a probable cause of action on a land contract 
the probable value of which will not exceed $50. The real estate of said 
decedent consists of nothing the probable value of which will not 
exceed $-.
      Nellie Hodel
      Resides at No. 57 Hanover St.
      Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26 day of Feby 1902.
      Frank Zazelman Deputy Clerk

The State of Ohio, Cuyahoga County, In the Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Fred Hodell, Deceased.  Application.
 Now comes the administratrix of the estate, Nellie Hodell and represents to
the court that heretofore she instituted in the Court of Common Pleas of
Cuyahoga County, an action in which this affiant was plaintiff and John
O'Donnell defendent, no administeratrix; that in the said action she sought 
to recover of the said John O'Donnell certain money by way of damages for 
the wrongful death (death crossed out) injury (replaces death) of the said 
Fred Hodell, deceased.
 That the said claim, the said defendent has always denied and still denies
and
that heretofore the said John O'Donnell has offered this affiant as
administeratrix the sum of Sixty-two Dollars and Fifty cents ($62.50) as and
for a settlement in full of any claims which this plaintiff has or ought to
have against the said defendant.
 That she believes that the said settlement is for the best interest for the
heirs and next of kin.
 That the said heirs consists of this affiant and Elizabeth Hodell, daughter
age twelve years and Fred Hodell, son age ten years minor children of the 
Fred Hodell, deceased.
 That the said next of kin are satisfied with the said settlement and this
affiant prays the court that she may be allowed and permitted to settle the
said litigation with the said defendant upon the said terms.
 Nellie Hodell
 Myler & Tunney
 Her attorneys.
 March 9, 1904

Jane Hunter Hodgson
Tucson, Arizona
hodgson@azstarnet.com