Regarding the complicated inheritance laws of Ohio.
Exact times of death of the 8 individuals may be critically important.
Wonder how they handle a multi generational time of death situation for a large family as
it relates to inheritance law purposes.
This will be one for legal text books
Though Ohio laws look complicated at first glance, they are actually very clear. The biggest hassle will be the property and settling up assets. If there is property owned with other people, would depend on how it is deeded. Same with bank accounts, depends on how it is set up.
However, the heirs for all assets that the deceased was single owner and free and clear owned, are pretty clear I think:
http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2105
KR-his 3 children will split evenly, if his 4th child that died had any kids they would split 25% of his share
CR Sr- 4 grandkids
DR- 4 grandkids
HHG-her 6m old son is her sole heir if she had anything, she was unmarried and no other kids
FR-his 2 kids split evenly
HR-her 2 kids split evenly
CR Jr- 4 nieces and nephews if he had anything, he was so young (this was one I was unsure if grandparents would figure in, but looks like they won't)
GR-dictated by KY laws, which I am not familiar with, but I would venture a guess his parents 1st, as he has no kids listed