The Probate law and Practice Of the State Of Ohio; Being a Complete and Systematic Treatise on the law Relating to Descent, Distribution Of Property, Real and Personal, Successions, Both Testate and Intestate, Dower, Together With the Powers and Duties Of

"The Probate Law and Practice Of the State Of Ohio" is a comprehensive treatise on the laws governing descent, distribution of property (both real and personal), successions (testate and intestate), and dower within the state of Ohio. Authored by Edgar B. Kinkead and John T. Gale, this legal resource meticulously details the powers and duties involved in probate proceedings. Originally published in 1901, this book offers a detailed snapshot of Ohio's legal framework at the turn of the century. It remains a valuable reference for legal historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in understanding the historical development of probate law in Ohio. The text provides in-depth analysis and systematic coverage of relevant legal statutes and practices.

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