I Saw My Signature on the Sale Papers for a House I Never Sold

with Grandpa’s handwriting.

A letter from the county tax assessor.

And, at the bottom, wrapped in wax paper, the first deed transfer from the original seller to my grandparents, plus the later estate planning documents Grandma had signed, including a notarized statement in her own handwriting explaining why the house was to remain under my control.

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