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Deed books, 1783-1865; index, 1793-1870

Authors

Format

Microfilm 35mm

Language

English

Publication Date

1951

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Place of Publication

Salt Lake City, Utah

Physical

37 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Notes

Alexandria County was formed in 1789 from Fairfax County and included Alexandria City. It was formally established in 1801 as a county in the District of Columbia. In 1846 the county was given back to Virginia and organized in 1847 as a Virginia county. Alexandria County underwent a name change in 1920 and became Arlington County. The city of Alexandria became an independent city in 1852.

The 1783-1801 records were registered with the Hustings Court in the city of Alexandria. From 1801 to 1847 the deeds were recorded in the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia which was held for the county of Alexandria. After 1847 they were recorded with the County Court (later the Circuit Court, then Corporation Court) for city and county of Alexandria.

Includes a general index. Most volumes are also individually indexed.

Microfilm of original records in the Alexandria City Courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Subjects

Locality Subjects

Film/Digital Notes

Column headers with buttons are sortable.
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFormat
Index to deeds, v. 1-2 1783-1815Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30168 8357988
Index to deeds, v. 3-5 1815-1870Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30169 8139271
Deed books, v. A-D 1783-1793Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30170 8357989
Deed books, v. E-G 1793-1796Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30171 8312819
Deed books, v. H-K 1796-1798Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30172 8357990
Deed books, v. L-O 1798-1801Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30173 8357991
Deed books, v. A-C 1801-1802Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30174 8218522
Deed books, v. D-F 1802-1803Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30175 8357992
Deed books, v. G-I 1803-1805Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30176 8357993
Deed books, v. K-M 1805-1807Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30177 8218523
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFilmImage Group Number (DGS)Format
Index to deeds, v. 1-2 1783-1815Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30168 8357988
Index to deeds, v. 3-5 1815-1870Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30169 8139271
Deed books, v. A-D 1783-1793Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30170 8357989
Deed books, v. E-G 1793-1796Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30171 8312819
Deed books, v. H-K 1796-1798Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30172 8357990
Deed books, v. L-O 1798-1801Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30173 8357991
Deed books, v. A-C 1801-1802Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30174 8218522
Deed books, v. D-F 1802-1803Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30175 8357992
Deed books, v. G-I 1803-1805Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30176 8357993
Deed books, v. K-M 1805-1807Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film30177 8218523

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