Free Probate Lookups Offered

[Peter Goodey]

I'm hoping to go to the Probate Registry at First Avenue House on Wednesday 4 June and should have some spare time for few lookups in the National Probate Calendar.

This applies to post 1858 wills and administrations in England & Wales. Please provide full name, locality and date of death (the year and quarter shown in the GRO index will do).

Please contact me at the email address shown on my website.

[Jan1954]

Thank you for this very generous offer, Peter.

May people also contact you via Private Message as well? I was thinking of those who may be using someone else's internet access. :)

[Julie Tyrell]

This is a very generous offer Peter, thank you very much

Julie

[Dargie]

Thank you Peter for your very generous offer.

As I am an Aussi country girl with absolutely no access to the probate calender within 100 miles, I am most grateful.

Marj.:)

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hi Peter,

Sending e-mail too, but please leave mine if you've too much to do.

[Peter Goodey]

I'll see what I can do ;)

[pipsqueak]

I have sent an email too - I hope you don't mind, since I am new here :o

[Peter Goodey]

I think I've replied to everybody who asked for a lookup. If anything seems to have got lost in the post, please shout.

[Dargie]

Hi Peter
The information was fantastic.
I greatly appreciate your time and help.
Marj.

[Sandra Parker]

thanks Peter, I am most appreciative of your help.|grouphug|
Sandra

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hi Peter,

Please accept my thanks too ...... I am very grateful for the look-up. :)

[harfin]

A public statement of sincere thanks to Peter from me too (I've already emailed him direct).

I'm hopeful I may now be able to either prove (or disprove!) a family myth |5cups|

Alan

[Sandra Parker]

Hi Peter,
Just to let you know that thanks to your information, I now have my GGrandfathers will, which although doesn't answer all the questions I thought it would, certainly added a lot to my knowledge of the family.
Sandra |wave|

[Peter Goodey]

I'm glad to hear that the will was of some use, even if it wasn't a big breakthrough!