How to Pull Probate County Data for Peoria County, IL

A probate list shows court cases that handle the property of a person who has died. To find probate records for Peoria County, Illinois (IL), use Peoria County EagleWeb. No account is needed. It is free to use. You need a US VPN. You can only print the results.

Also known as: estate records, probate court records, probate filings.

Verified November 5, 2026 7 steps Peoria County EagleWeb

See the steps Open the site

What you need

Account

No account needed

Cost

Free

CAPTCHA

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Export

Print only

VPN

US VPN needed

What it is

Recorder documents tied to a death or estate: executor deeds, administrator deeds, transfer on death instruments and death records.

Why it matters

Heirs often want to sell an inherited house. These documents help you find them.

The fields you get

Document number
Recording date
Grantor
Grantee
Parcel
Property address

Follow these 7 steps

Open the Peoria County search

Go to the Peoria County EagleWeb site. Read the disclaimer and click I Acknowledge.
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Log in as public

Click Public Login. You do not need a user ID or password.
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Set the dates

In Recording Date, enter the Start and End dates as mm/dd/yyyy.
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Select the document types

On the right, uncheck Search All Types. A list opens. Hold Ctrl and click D304 - EXECUTORS DEED, D311 - ADMINISTRATORS DEED, D346 - TRANSFER ON DEATH INSTRUMENT(TODI) and P804 - DEATH RECORD.
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Tip: The list is long. Scroll inside the list to reach each code.
Run the search

Click Search. The page shows how many items were found. You can set Results Per Page to 100 on the left.
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Open a record for the address

Click the blue description on the left of a row. Find Property Address under Legal Data.
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Save your records

Copy the rows into your spreadsheet. The results page also has a Printable Version button.