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Tracker: Goal 5: Learn about Bedfordshire probate and land records.
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ALearn about Bedfordshire probate and land records.
- Learn about Bedfordshire probate records in this FamilySearch Wiki article.
FS—Wiki: Bedfordshire Probate Records - Learn more about
probate records on the GenUKI Bedfordshire site. - Learn more about court records on the GenUKI site.
- Learn more about taxation records on the GenUKI site.
- Explore deeds by surname on the FamilyDeeds site.
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- * Good: Using the articles and videos in this Choice, write down key learnings for probate and land records. Then use the learnings for searches for an ancestor.
- * Proficient: Same as above, for two or more ancestors.
Record Search Practice |
Frederick Savage appeared before the Bigglesworth Magistrates Court in 1907. Use the "AC: All Bedfordshire, England, Petty Sessions, 1854-1915" QUIKLink below to answer these questions:
- When was Frederick Savage's court date?
- What was he accused of, and who else was accused of the same?
- As listed in the page, what was the most common offense for violators on that date?
- In the search screen, enter "Frederick" as the first name and "Savage" as the last name; then click Search.
- Click on View Record for the first entry for Frederick Savage.
- For information on the accusal and the common offense, view the image.
- 8 May 1907
- He, William Price, and John Hill were accused of using lime for the purpose of taking wild birds.
- Being drunk
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