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*A comprehensive will and admon index for most all of London and Middlesex's probate jurisdictions is found in Dr. David Wright's will index for 1750-1857 on CDs for [http://www.davideastkent.canterhill.co.uk/lp-index.htm sale] for surnames A-F; enquire with him for lookups for surnames beginning with G-Z at a set fee.
*A comprehensive will and admon index for most all of London and Middlesex's probate jurisdictions is found in Dr. David Wright's will index for 1750-1857 on CDs for [http://www.davideastkent.canterhill.co.uk/lp-index.htm sale] for surnames A-F; enquire with him for lookups for surnames beginning with G-Z at a set fee.
==== Original Handwritten Indexes  ====
Indexes and claendars to the Probate Acts of Wills and Administrations (Admons) exist from 1258-1857. Calendars are a kind of index (of the first letter of each surname) to the probate records and admons (administrations). 
In addition to the calendars, a majority of the original (unregistered) wills and the registered wills are alphabetically arranged for but a few courts; most are only arranged chronologically, making will searches without indexes, fairly complex and challenging at best and are likewise organized on the microfilmed probates for these courts at the Family History Library. 


==== Microfilmed Indexes at the Family History Library  ====
==== Microfilmed Indexes at the Family History Library  ====
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