The issue of John G. Nerreter follow:
01.    Deo Earl Nerreter (First cousin of the decedent)
Deo Earl Weeks was born November 14. 1899 in Athens, Michigan, a son of Ray Weeks
and Carrie Tyson Weeks; he was legally adopted by John Nerreter and Jessie Simpson
Nerreter. Further details of Deo Ear! Nerreter and his descendants will be provided in an
addendum report in the near future.
02.   LaVerne J. Nerreter (First cousin of the decedent)
LaVeme J. Weeks was born December 24, 1901 in Athens, Michigan, a son of Ray
Weeks and Carrie Tyson Weeks; he was legally adopted by John Nerreter and Jessie
Simpson Nerreter. Further details of Laverne J. Nerreter and his descendants will be
provided in an addendum report in the near future.
03.    Myrtle C. Nerreter Mardon (First cousin of the decedent)
According to our research and the attached supporting documentation, Mabel Weeks was
born February 18, 1904 in Athens, Michigan, a daughter of Ray Weeks and Carrie Tyson
Weeks; she was legally adopted by John Nerreter and Jessie Simpson Nerreter and her
name was changed to Myrtle C. Nerreter. She married Alfred Mardon June 6, 1931 and
they had two issue; namely, Larry Tim Mardon and a daughter who died as an infant.
Myrtle C. Nerreter Mardon died February 3, 1991 in Tawas Township, Michigan.
Attached hereto are:
           Exhibit #19    Certified copy of the Adoption record of Mabel Weeks / Myrtle C.
Nerreter.
Exhibit #20   Certified copy of the certificate of death of Myrtle Mardon. This record
identifies her mother as Jessie Birch (sic).
Exhibit #21   Copy of the obituary of Alfred F. Mardon published in the February 13,
1990 edition of the Saginaw News..
Exhibit #22   Copy of the obituary of Mrs. Myrtle Mardon published in the February 5,
1991 edition of the Saginaw News.
The issue of Myrtle Nerreter Mardon follow:
001.  Baby Girl Mardon (First cousin once removed of the decedent)
According to our research and the attached supporting documentation, a baby girl was
prematurely born September 15, 1934, a daughter of Myrtle C, Nerreter Mardon and
Alfred F, Mardon; she died September 15, 1934 in Saginaw, Michigan, having lived three
hours. Attached hereto is:
Exhibit #23   Certified copy of the certificate of death of Baby Girl Mardon

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