General indexes to deeds, 1784-1872 ; deeds, 1784-1866

Format

Microfilm 35mm

Language

English

Publication Date

1950

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Place of Publication

Salt Lake City, Utah

Physical

18 microfilm reels : maps. ; 35 mm.

Notes

Microfilm of original records at the Norfolk City Courthouse in Norfolk, Virginia.

Norfolk City was incorporated as a town in 1736 and as an independent city in 1845 from Norfolk County.

The Hustings Court was replaced in 1850 by the Corporation Court.

Includes general indexes. Volumes are also individually indexed.

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Film/Digital Notes

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NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFormat
General indexes to deeds, v. 1-2 1784-1833 (Indexes deed records, v. 1-20.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32940 7897252
General indexes to deeds, v. 3-4 1833-1864 (Indexes deed records, v. 21-40.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32941 7895938
General index to deeds, v. 5 1864-1872 (Indexes deed records, v. 41-50.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32942 8560168
Deed records, v. 1-2 1784-1793Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32943 8560169
Deed records, v. 3-4 1793-1798Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32944 8190620
Deed records, v. 5-6 1798-1801Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32945 8190621
Deed records, v. 7-9 1801-1805Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32946 8182564
Deed records, v. 10-12 1805-1815Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32947 8190622
Deed records, v. 13-15 1815-1820Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32948 8190623
Deed records, v. 16-18 1820-1828Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32949 8560170
NoteLocationCollection/ShelfFilmImage Group Number (DGS)Format
General indexes to deeds, v. 1-2 1784-1833 (Indexes deed records, v. 1-20.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32940 7897252
General indexes to deeds, v. 3-4 1833-1864 (Indexes deed records, v. 21-40.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32941 7895938
General index to deeds, v. 5 1864-1872 (Indexes deed records, v. 41-50.)Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32942 8560168
Deed records, v. 1-2 1784-1793Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32943 8560169
Deed records, v. 3-4 1793-1798Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32944 8190620
Deed records, v. 5-6 1798-1801Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32945 8190621
Deed records, v. 7-9 1801-1805Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32946 8182564
Deed records, v. 10-12 1805-1815Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32947 8190622
Deed records, v. 13-15 1815-1820Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32948 8190623
Deed records, v. 16-18 1820-1828Granite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Film32949 8560170

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