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Packages
Get started compiling the history of your home by choosing from the following packages:
· Abstracts and copies of all deeds conveying title to your property from current day to as far back as records provide
· Narrative on the residents and owners of the property
· A Brief History of your town
· Available Historical Maps
· U. S. Federal Censuses—1790 to 1930 as available.
Basic House History [$450]
· 1-2 page narrative history.
· Abstracts and copies of all deeds conveying title to your property from current day to as far back as records provide
· Narrative on the residents and owners of the property
· U. S. Federal Censuses—1790 to 1930 as available.
· A Brief History of your town
· Available Historical Maps
· Search of local historical society for pertinent information
Extended House History [$1000]
· 2-5 page narrative history.
· Abstracts and copies of all deeds conveying title to your property
· Transcriptions of city directory entries for the house for all residents as available.
· Narrative on the residents and owners of the property
· Extended search for early house residents or their heirs.
· Building permit (s)
· Available Historical Maps
· A Brief History of your town
· Search of US Federal Censuses 1930 and before as available
· Local Historical Society search for pertinent information
Chain of Title (Short) [$150]
· Abstracts of all deeds conveying title to your property as far back as available.
City Directory [$150] · Transcriptions of city directory entries for the house as far back and as available by town.
Report To Get Started [$15.00]
· To Get Started you need to know where to start. This report will provide you with the book and page of the most recent documents to be recorded with the Registry of Deeds. Just like with all Family History research; you start from the known and work back to the unknown! This is the report to get you going.
As with all research, no one can guarantee that your home will be found in all records. It must be understood that all available records will be searched. |
