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My daughter is looking for any more that might be of interest as she has an Ancestry subscription.
I have most of the wills that I want for my family (after numerous visits to the Probate Office). The wills I'm collecting now are pre-1858 and they are much more difficult to locate. |
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There are quite a few years missing:
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I should think it will be fairly easy for them to fill in those gaps as the records have been filmed and are available on microfiche.
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Brilliant Zoe.
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George James Peers seems to have been a very busy man.
May 1877 he was granted power to administer the estates of his late father & then his late mother. On 12 June 1877 he got leave to administer the estates of three deceased bachelor brothers of his mother (they'd died 1822, 1843 & 1850) Then on 10 Sep 1877 he was granted administration of the effects of yet another deceased brother of his late mother - another 1843 death. Jay |
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I see that when you add the National Probate Calendar to your "quick links" on ancestry it is listed as "England". Not very helpful! I wonder if there would be any point reporting it to ancestry?
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Oh blow! I have the basic sub for Ancestry and last night was amazed that I could get access to the Probate Calendar, so did quite a lot of late night searching. Just tried it again, to do some more, and am getting the message that I need to upgrade to Premium in order to see the info. Glad I did the important ones yesterday.
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Me too!
I was able to view the images this afternoon, but not anymore. Jay |
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I've only found one of my direct line so far on there, have sent for his will. I bet there will be a long long wait, they will be inundated. Hope they've been pre-warned.
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