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Learn how to research the history and previous ownership of your property using Delaware land records. This presentation covers Recorder of Deeds websites, deed terminology, effective note-taking, and additional resources
Event Details
Learn how to research the history and previous ownership of your property using Delaware land records. This presentation covers Recorder of Deeds websites, deed terminology, effective note-taking, and additional resources available at the Delaware Public Archives, including maps and Chancery Court records.
Participants will learn techniques for tracing a property’s ownership, potentially as far back as the 1600s.
Presented by: Maria Myer, Delaware Public Archives
Time
November 7, 2026 10:30 am - 11:30 am(GMT-05:00)
Delaware Public Archives
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Delaware Public Archives
As the repository for records of Delaware state and local governments, the Delaware Public Archives contains thousands of documents and other materials that can help...
As the repository for records of Delaware state and local governments, the Delaware Public Archives contains thousands of documents and other materials that can help with researching one’s genealogical roots. Among these records are census materials, vital statistics including birth, death, and marriage records; tax assessments, probate/estate records, land deeds, and military records.
The Delaware Public Archives also preserves a large amount of genealogically related materials that were of private origin. These records include family histories, bible records, church records, manuscript genealogies, and newspapers.















