(+) Casefile Clues: Partitioning the Relatives by Michael John Neill

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It is always easier for the genealogist when the relative dies with an estate and no children. This generally causes more records to be created. In the case we look at this week, the deceased did leave a wife, but no descendants. The records settling his estate mention his extended family significantly even though he left a wife.

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