Usually in Ohio is a son dies with no will the money goes to his parents.
Then if they are not alive or if they sign off  it would go to the brother.


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Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 9:48 AM
Subject: A question on primogeniture.....


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> You have a maternal grandfather who has no sons who leaves 100A to his
> grandson. This grandson dies intestate 10+ years later leaving no wife or
> kids. His parents and a known brother (who had rec'd 50A from this same
> grandfather) are known to be living.
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> Who inherits this 100A?
>
> And why?
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> Thanks a bunch!
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