§8‑27. Local: records of wills in Brunswick.
Under the provisions ofChapter one hundred and six of the laws of one thousand nine hundred and eight,authorizing and directing that all unrecorded wills, dated prior to Januaryfirst, one thousand eight hundred and seventy‑five, on file in the officeof the clerk of the Superior Court of Brunswick County, and which have beenduly proved in the form required by law, and bearing the adjudicationcertificate of the proper officer, shall be recorded in the books of wills inthe said office and properly indexed; that all wills recorded in the minutes ofthe court of pleas and quarter sessions or other books of record in said officeshall be transcribed and indexed in the book of wills in said office; and thatall wills recorded in the office of the register of deeds of said county shallbe properly indexed in the book kept for the purpose in the office of the clerkof the superior court of the county; the record of any instrument or certifiedcopy thereof, recorded under the provisions of this Article, shall be admittedin evidence in the trial of any cause, subject to the same rules upon whichother wills are admitted. (1908, s. 106; C.S., s. 1772.)