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Irish research continues to get easier with more and more
resources becoming available online.
“The National Archives of Ireland has been busy updating its online
catalogue with an entry for each of the Calendars of grants of probate of wills
and letters of administration from 1858-1982.
... the updated catalogue is in good shape if you're looking for wills
dating from Independence
to the 1980s...”
Read the full article.
All calendars from 1923 to 1982 have been scanned and links are
available
here on the Council of Genealogical Organisations page.
Chris Paton of British GENES (British Genealogy News and
Events) notes that the equivalent probate calendars for the counties of
Northern Ireland, both before and after partition, from 1858-1943 are also
available in database format at www.proni.gov.uk/index/search_the_archives/will_calendars.htm.
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