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 Land records can help you determine where and when your family lived in a specific place. Sometimes these records will be based on inheritance, and such records will often mention two or more generations of a family. In Scotland the land system had feudal roots in which the crown owned all of the land.
+== Online Resources ==
+*[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=34579 Scotland of Register of Deeds Index, Vll, 1667] ($)
+*[http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1925 Perth, Scotland, Register of Deeds, 1566 - 1811] ($)
+*[http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/Content/Help/index.aspx?r=554&2080 Scotland Valuation Rolls, 1854+], index, ($).
+*[http://www.nas.gov.uk/ National Archives of Scotland] Look at the "Guides to Records".
+*[http://www.nas.gov.uk/ National Archives of Scotland] Look at the "Guides to Records and Google Books"]
 === Jurisdictions  ===
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 === Land Records ''Tailzies'' (entail)===
-Research use:  To obtain names and residence and relationship of those who inherited land after death of individuals.  They supplement parish register information.
+*Research use
+To obtain names and residence and relationship of those who inherited land after death of individuals.  They supplement parish register information.
-Record type:  Settlement of heritable property inalienably on a specified line of heirs, not heirs at law.
+*Record type
+Settlement of heritable property inalienably on a specified line of heirs, not heirs at law.
-Time period:  1688 to 1952.
+*Time period
+to 1952
+*Contents
+Information on distribution of lands, names, relationships, and pedigrees of land holders.
-Contents:  Information on distribution of lands, names, relationships, and pedigrees of land holders.
+''Location''
+National Archives of Scotland<br>
+H.M. General Register House<br>
+Edinburgh<br>
+Scotland EH1 3YY<br>
-Location:    National Archives of Scotland,  H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland EH1 3YY.
 Population coverage:  20%.
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 === For More Information  ===
-For more information about sasine, service of heir, deeds, and other Scottish land and property records, see the following website and books:
+For more information about sasine, service of heir, deeds, and other Scottish land and property records, see the following books:
-[http://www.nas.gov.uk/ National Archives of Scotland] Look at the "Guides to Records".
 Dobson, David. ''Scottish-American Heirs 1683-1883.'' Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1990. (Family History Library {{FHL|941 D2d|disp=book 941 D2d}}.)
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 Gouldesbrough, Peter. ''Formulary of Old Scots Legal Documents.'' Vol. 36. Edinburgh, Scotland: The Stair Society, 1985. (Family History Library {{FHL|437197|title-id|disp=book 941 B4st v.36}}.)
 ''An Introductory Survey of the Sources and Literature of Scots Law.'' Vol. 1. The Stair Society. Edinburgh, Scotland: Robert Maclehose &amp; Co., Ltd. for The Stair Society, 1936. (Family History Library{{FHL|248949|title-id|disp=book 941 B4st; film 1426033}}.)
 Sinclair, Cecil. ''Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors: A Guide to Ancestry Research in the Scottish Record Office.'' Edinburgh, Scotland: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1990. (Family History Library {{FHL|941 D27s|disp=book 941 D27s}}.)
-[http://www.electricscotland.com/history/statistical/oldndx.htm The Old Statistical Account of Scotland (1791-1799) 21 Volumes]: Courtesy of Electric Scotland and Google Books
-== References ==
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