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Subject: Re: [ROOTS-L] Conflicting dates of deeds and wills
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2011 19:36:58 -0700

I've heard that some wills, those of a person with extensive lands, those where the will was greatly contested, those where the lawyer miss-handled the will, took decades to settle.
you'll want to examine records for 20 years on either side of the sale to be certain you've seen all the records involved in it.

Cornelia

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> I have a deed transfer from the estate of Patience Carr by the
> administrator, her son, to Felix Hill, dated 12 Feb 1810, in NC. I
> alsohave a copy of her will written on 13 May 1818. Can anyone think of
> reasonwhy the dates are so skewed?
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> Mike Harmer
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