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The Genealogist’s Guide to Estate Records

By Sunny Jane Morton and Cheryl Felix McClellan Premium

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When people die, families gather—for comfort, to say goodbye, and to tie up loose ends. Loved ones of our deceased ancestors would meet for the reading of the will and to divide up the departed person’s belongings. Today, genealogists can read all about that process in probate paperwork. These records are often packed with relatives’ View Website VIP Subscription

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