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Examples of the information which
might be available are:- v The description and location of the
property in question, sometimes with a plan. v Who owned the property at the time of
the deed as well as who had previously owned the property with information sometimes going back over a hundred years. v Who lived there if it was rented. v Who used to live there. v Who owned the land and lived in the
properties to the north, south, east and west and who lived in those
properties. v The occupations of many of the people
mentioned v If someone had recently moved, their
former parish is often also given – perfect for knocking down that brick
wall! v Previous documents are often recited
so that you have not only the information for the date of the Deed, but also
the information as it was years before. v Where a property has passed through a
family, there can be details of many generations. v If the property has been left in a
Will then the date of the Will, date of Death, date of Probate and the place
where the Probate was granted are all often included. v Sometimes you get the tithe reference
number so that you can pinpoint exactly where you ancestors were. v The list goes on............... PLEASE NOTE that whilst every effort is made to provide an accurate account of the information contained in the deeds, we cannot be held
responsible for any inaccuracies or errors, typographical or otherwise and as always with this type of information it should be used as a guide to help you
with your research and any information should be clarified by other means wherever possible, nor can we be held responsible for any errors or inaccuracies
contained in the deeds themselves. We are therefore unable to provide any warranty as to the accuracy of the information provided. |
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