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[[England|'''England'''&nbsp;]] |&nbsp; [[England Civil Registration|'''Civil Registration''']]&nbsp; | &nbsp; [[England Census|'''Census''']]&nbsp; | &nbsp; [[England Church Records|'''Church Records''']] &nbsp; |[[Image:Reading of a Will.jpg|thumb|right|384x287px]]<br>
[[England|'''England'''&nbsp;]] |&nbsp; [[England Civil Registration|'''Civil Registration''']]&nbsp; | &nbsp; [[England Census|'''Census''']]&nbsp; | &nbsp; [[England Church Records|'''Church Records''']] &nbsp; |<br>


== Introduction  ==
== Introduction  ==


Probate records are court records dealing with the distribution of a person’s estate after death. Information recorded may include the death date, names of heirs, family members, and&nbsp;guardians, relationships, residences, inventories of the estate (including trade and household goods), and names of witnesses.  
[[Image:Reading of a Will.jpg|thumb|right|375x287px]]Probate records are court records dealing with the distribution of a person’s estate after death. Information recorded may include the death date, names of heirs, family members, and&nbsp;guardians, relationships, residences, inventories of the estate (including trade and household goods), and names of witnesses.  


Probate&nbsp;records are very useful for family historians&nbsp;because:  
Probate&nbsp;records are very useful for family historians&nbsp;because:  
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