Rolene, I don't know what procedure they have at the Courthouse for pulling probate records. If it is just a will you probably could get a copy easily if you tell them the location of the record. However, do not overlook the probate packets as they are filled with information. My ancestors did not leave a will and died intestate, but the probate packets gave me so much information. One ancestor died in 1884 and one in 1844. One Hamilton County resident, whom I believe is my ancestor, but could not find a probate record for him deed land to Reuben McMahan. Land records can be beneficial when no other probate record can be found. I found heirs signing for the sale of my ancestor's land in Pike County, IN and that is all I ever found in the way of a probate record. Among those heirs was my ancestor, Elizabeth Simmons and the National Society of DAR accepted that as proof that Elizabeth was an heir of Peter Kinder III. Darlene