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*If your ancestor died before 1858, his/her probate would have been proven by an ecclesiatical court and it is important to know where he/she lived, as that will determine which courts had jurisdiction.   
*If your ancestor died before 1858, his/her probate would have been proven by an ecclesiatical court and it is important to know where he/she lived, as that will determine which courts had jurisdiction.   
*If you know where your ancestor lived before 1858, you should go to the '''Probate Court Jurisdictions''' section below to determine what courts had jurisdiction over your ancestor's place of residence and/or property.   
*If you know where your ancestor lived before 1858, you should go to the '''Probate Court Jurisdictions''' section below to determine what courts had jurisdiction over your ancestor's place of residence.   
*Beginning in 1858, probate authority was vested in the '''Principal Probate Registry''' system.  For more information, scroll to the '''Post-1857 Probate Records''' section at the bottom of the page.
*Beginning in 1858, probate authority was vested in the '''Principal Probate Registry''' system.  For more information, scroll to the '''Post-1857 Probate Records''' section at the bottom of the page.


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