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I know Wills and Admons for a lot of Warwickshire were proven at Lichfield or the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, unless they were over near Worcestershire and proven at Worcester and the PCC. Would there be any other court level where Wills may have been proven?
I'm trying to find the Will of a William Cryer who I think may well have died at Hillmorton in 1766. I should say there are several William Cryers in the parish and the 1767 burial has an associated Administration for that William, the two being different people. John Cryer son of the other William Cryder died in 1789 and his Will mentions the "Last Will and Testement of my father William". That Will doesn't appear in the Lichfield Wills on FindMyPast, the Northamptonshire Wills index or Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills.
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