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From: Michael Neill <>
Subject: Re: [APG] guardianship in 1850's
Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 09:50:18 -0600
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One question:

Has it been determined whether or not the deceased husband had a
sufficient estate (either personal or real) to warrant guardianship
proceedings? While all records should be searched, it may be that the
estate did not rise to the level of requiring a guardianship.

Michael
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Michael John Neill
www.rootdig.com



On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 07:33:55 -0800 (PST), Rebecca Rector
<> wrote:
> Good morning all:
> I have been asked to track the family of someone who
> died in 1851 in Montgomery Co., NY and left a widow
> and minor children. My client has searched the filmed
> guardianship records but hasn't found anything. Would
> a guardian have definitely been appointed in such a
> situation and time? We're thinking that if I went to
> the probate office I could likely find additional
> information that was not filmed. Perhaps they would
> be in other court records? Thanks for any additional
> insight.
> Rebecca
>
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