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|Copyhold deeds generally begin in 1719 and are agreements between lords and the peasants who leased land from them. These records often record the name of the tenant his place of birth and relationship to the new tenant if any. This class will teach you how to locate and use these records to extend your ancestry. | |Copyhold deeds generally begin in 1719 and are agreements between lords and the peasants who leased land from them. These records often record the name of the tenant his place of birth and relationship to the new tenant if any. This class will teach you how to locate and use these records to extend your ancestry. | ||
|Tanner B. Tolman, AG<sup>®</sup> | |Tanner B. Tolman, AG<sup>®</sup> | ||
|Class Handout | |[[Media:Denmark Copyhold Deeds Class Handout.pdf|Class Handout]] | ||
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| width="20%" style="background: #87B940" |{{color|white|'''3:00-4:00 PM MDT'''}} | | width="20%" style="background: #87B940" |{{color|white|'''3:00-4:00 PM MDT'''}} | ||