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Probate packets: what the files can tell you

Probate packets hold the last will and testament, codicils (additions or revocations to the will) or letters of administration. Other documents include an inventory of assets of the estate; affidavits of death and papers produced by the executor.

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A Monopolylogist Performer

Henry Kemble was a most unusual actor. He was a monopolylogist – he played all characters within the plays he performed. 

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Searching for Firefighters

Personnel record books 1884-1955 (NRS 510) detail the career of each fire fighter and include personal information such as date of birth, marital status, number of children and height. Professional information such as previous occupation, promotions, examinations, transfers and awards are also included. 

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Occupation: Bird stuffer

This #oddjob was found in the Probate Packet for John Marzagora (aka Massagora) who listed his occupation as bird stuffer.

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