Gaston County, North Carolina, wills 1663-1978; estate papers, 1839-1928,

Uwagi

This record contains original materials sent in from the county.

Secretary of State original wills: The Secretary of State was the official repository for wills and estates during the colonial times. In about 1760, it was ordered that wills would be filed with clerks of court, but some wills were filed with the Secretary of State until 1789. The wills listed under the above title is the collection of the exicting wills that were filed with the Secretary of State.

Estate papers: The Estates Records collection at the North Carolina State Archives consists of files of loose papers arranged alphabetically by county. The loose papers in each file include any documents used to settle the estate of a deceased person. The estate records can include: Administrators' bonds, Guardians' bonds, inventories, accounts of sales, annual accounts, allotments of years provisions, settlements, divisions, petitions of many sorts, and bills and receipts.

Microreproduction of originals in the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh, North Carolina.

North Carolina Estate Files are available online, click here

Tematy

Lokalizacje

Uwagi dotyczące mikrofilmu/danych cyfrowych