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    Probate estate record question

    PaulaKF
    PaulaKF ✭
    August 19, 2022 edited September 14, 2023 in Social Groups
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    I have a question about this probate record. Various people are listed as "heirs" but all names are crossed out except for one (the son). Then below is a list of people present for the probate ceremony and all are crossed out except for the son (again). How should I understand what this means when most names are crossed out? Thanks, Paula

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    • Swedish1
      Swedish1 ✭
      September 23, 2022

      I have mentioned this on other comments. The Facebook group Swedish American Genealogy is great for questions like this. Many of the members live in Sweden and speak Swedish and they are more familiar with the records and history. This is a great question for that group.

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    • PaulaKF
      PaulaKF ✭
      November 20, 2022

      Thank you!

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