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When record loss occurs there is usually an attempt to reconstruct the records. Land records are reconstructed to establish clear or legal title and for tax purposes.  
When record loss occurs there is usually an attempt to reconstruct the records. Land records are reconstructed to establish clear or legal title and for tax purposes.  


Nearly half of the counties in Alabama have had [http://www.genealogyinc.com/alabama/al-counties/#courthouse burned courthouses]. A number of them have burned several times. However, not all records were lost.  
Nearly half of the counties in Alabama have had [http://www.genealogyinc.com/alabama/al-counties/#courthouse burned courthouses]. A number of them have burned several times. However, not all records were lost.  


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|+ '''Alabama Counties Lost or Missing Records'''  Add Monroe 1833 and all counties in link.
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