My Father died within the last three years. First, when and where did
he die, Second,Did he have a will?  Monte Ross Edwards, Born,
Weatherford, Texas, Parker County (1928 aprox.)  Mother, Helen Ross
Edwards / Father, Landon Edwards
He was still living and owned property in Weatherford Texas as of
1990. I have no reason to belive that he died any place other than
Weatherford, Texas

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Clarification of Question by tet-ga on 31 Jul 2002 16:55 PDT

I am the only living realitive of Monte Edwards, I am his daughter,
his only child, he never re-married. I will pay 10% of any money I
recive as a result of this serch.Life Insurance policy, property
owned, etc...... I will pay the $30.00 for the answers to my question.
If anyone wants to go farther and come up with actuall information
about his estate and what happend,and how I can make a claim, I will
as I said, give 10% of any monies I recieve.

Perhaps another researcher wants to do the digging on this one. I'd
start with Parker County Clerk of Courts Jeane Brunson at (817)
594-1632. It appears they handle probate cases.

A search for the name "Edwards, Monte R" will provide some useful information here:

http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi

I forgot to mention that the Social Security Death Index shows that
Mr. Edwards date of birth is July 2, 1930.  If the Clerk of Courts
phone number you were given is inactive or doesn't work, please
mention this so that an alternate number can be found for you.

SINCERELY,
4keith-ga

I am the only child, he never remarried. If there is a will or life
ins. I am or should be his only heir. I will give 10% of whatever the
estate is worth to the person who helps. I will pay the $30.00, for
the questions I asked.

This is the result I found:
MONTE ROSS EDWARDS WEATHERFORD TX Age: 72
When I searched on  http://www.whowhere.lycos.com/
They also offer a detailed background personal search on the person
for a fee.....this should give you all the answers you are looking
for.....and the riches you are entitled to ;)

The only way to be certain if your father had a will is to (a) obtain
a copy, or (b) find court records indicating that his estate was
probated. If a person with a will dies, but the will cannot be found
or is concealed from the courts, the person's estate is treated as if
he died intestate (that is, without a will).