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Wednesday, January 4, 2012 11:57 AM |
I found that old deeds can hold information that is valuable. In Vermont, a deed stated that 'the grantee was the son of the grantor' . This was valuable to me as I could not locate a birth or death record for my ancestor. I only knew that he was my gg grandfather. Now I have searched back to 1668.
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