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	~~{{Netherlands-sidebar}}~~◄ [[The Netherlands\|Netherlands Homepage]] <br> Land records can help you learn where an individual lived in a specific place and when he or she lived there. They can also help you establish patronymic family ties. Often the records will name entire family groups, since in many parts of the country each child (or grandchild) had an inherited right to the land or house.		◄ [[The Netherlands\|Netherlands Homepage]]{{Netherlands-sidebar}} <br> Land records can help you learn where an individual lived in a specific place and when he or she lived there. They can also help you establish patronymic family ties. Often the records will name entire family groups, since in many parts of the country each child (or grandchild) had an inherited right to the land or house.

	Transfers of land [''akten van verkoop or transporten van onroerend goed''] from one party to another is the most common type of land record. Mortgages [''hypotheken''] are also found. Land transfers and mortgages may be recorded in separate books but are frequently found with other kinds of court records in the grouping known as voluntary jurisdiction.		Transfers of land [''akten van verkoop or transporten van onroerend goed''] from one party to another is the most common type of land record. Mortgages [''hypotheken''] are also found. Land transfers and mortgages may be recorded in separate books but are frequently found with other kinds of court records in the grouping known as voluntary jurisdiction.