Hand book of Social Laws of Pennsylvania
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Where there are no known heirs or next of kin, but a husband or wife, then such husband or wife shall take the real and personal property absolutely.
Where there is no husband or wife, or other known heir or next of kin, all property shall escheat to the commonwealth.
All the foregoing rules apply only to legitimate persons. As to ille- gitimate children, they take the name of their mother, and the same rules of inheritance relate to them as to legitimate persons in so far as their mother, gran...dmother, brothers and sisters, whether legitimate or ille- gitimate, are concerned, they being considered only of the half blood in respect to their legitimate brothers and sisters.
i 3. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Letters testamentary and letters of administration are granted by the Register of Wills of the county in which the decedent resided (Decedents' Estates 69 et seq. ). Where there is a will, it is admitted to probate by the same officers, and to the person named in it as executor is granted letters testamentary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where there are no known heirs or next of kin, but a husband or wife, then such husband or wife shall take the real and personal property absolutely.
Where there is no husband or wife, or other known heir or next of kin, all property shall escheat to the commonwealth.
All the foregoing rules apply only to legitimate persons. As to ille- gitimate children, they take the name of their mother, and the same rules of inheritance relate to them as to legitimate persons in so far as their mother, gran...dmother, brothers and sisters, whether legitimate or ille- gitimate, are concerned, they being considered only of the half blood in respect to their legitimate brothers and sisters.
i 3. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Letters testamentary and letters of administration are granted by the Register of Wills of the county in which the decedent resided (Decedents' Estates 69 et seq. ). Where there is a will, it is admitted to probate by the same officers, and to the person named in it as executor is granted letters testamentary.
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