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==== FamilySearch Library (FS Library) ==== | ==== FamilySearch Library (FS Library) ==== | ||
Although the National Records of Scotland has the original Register of deeds, the FS Library has microfilmed and digitized many of the indexes and minute books. | Although the National Records of Scotland has the original Register of deeds, the FS Library has microfilmed and digitized many of the indexes and minute books. | ||
* | *{{FSC|262868|item|disp=Minute books, 1542-1772}} (all digitized) | ||
**Includes series 1 (1542-1660) and series 2 (1661-1772) | **Includes series 1 (1542-1660) and series 2 (1661-1772) | ||
**Includes minute books from Scott, Hay, Dounie, Brown, Dalrymple, Duries, and Mackenzie | **Includes minute books from Scott, Hay, Dounie, Brown, Dalrymple, Duries, and Mackenzie | ||
* | *{{FSC|262868|item|disp=Index of deed & probate writs, 1770-1851}} (all digitized) | ||
* | *{{FSC|95952|item|disp=Index to register of deeds, 1661-1696}} (some digitized and some only available in print or on microfilm) | ||
To find more deed records in the FamilySearch Catalog, search for Scotland and look under the "Scotland - Land and property" heading. <br> | To find more deed records in the FamilySearch Catalog, search for Scotland and look under the "Scotland - Land and property" heading. <br> | ||
The following FS Library reference book also lists film numbers: | The following FS Library reference book also lists film numbers: | ||
{{FSC|312058|item|disp=''Sasines, Services of Heirs, and Deeds Register''}}. (FS Library film 6054478) <br><br> | |||
You will also find deeds recorded in sheriff courts, commissary courts, and burgh records. Many of these have been deposited in the National Records of Scotland. Most are not indexed, so you will have to search them year by year. | You will also find deeds recorded in sheriff courts, commissary courts, and burgh records. Many of these have been deposited in the National Records of Scotland. Most are not indexed, so you will have to search them year by year. | ||
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