Locating Your Roots

by Patricia Law Hatcher

Paperback, 2003

Tags

Research, Land Records, How To

Publication

Betterway Books (2003), Edition: 1, Paperback, 240 pages

Description

American land records are a core record group for genealogists in the US. This book explains the importance of land records for family history research, and how to use and interpret them.

Subjects

Deeds United States Handbooks, manuals, etc
Land titles United States Handbooks, manuals, etc
United States Genealogy Handbooks, manuals, etc

Original publication date

2003-03-04

Physical description

240 p.; 11.02 inches

ISBN

1558706143 / 9781558706149

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