Remember that if your ancestor died and left no probate, it does not mean that there are not records settling up his affairs. There may be deed or non-probate court records that effectively settled the ancestor’s estate without a “probate” settlement. It pays to look.

This very topic was the focus of an entire Casefile Clues issue–1 Number 32.

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