Deed record, 1819- .

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Deed record, 1819- .

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All deeds must be recorded in the office of the probate judge of the county in which the property is situated when executed in accordance with law (see Ala. Code, 35-4-51 and 35-4-62 [1975]). This series consists of transcriptions or photoduplications of deeds and includes the following information: name of party to whom land is conveyed, date, description of property, amount of transaction, date recorded, and name of person conveying property. This record began in 1819 and continues to the present.

Alabama Department of Archives and History

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Alabama County (Ala.). Probate Judges.

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Authorities: Acts of Alabama, 1849-50. Code of Alabama, 1975, Vol. 2, Constitutional Amendment No. 328. Norman, Keith B., ed. Handbook for Alabama Probate Judges. 3rd ed. Atlanta: Darby Printing Co., 1982. A court of probate was established in each Alabama county in 1850. The act that created the probate court abolished the county court and the orphans' court and transferred most of the jurisdiction of the county court to the court of ...