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The document is a pamphlet from the Illinois State Archives aimed at assisting genealogical researchers in accessing land sales records. It provides historical context on land transactions in Illinois from 1678 to 1876, detailing the evolution of land ownership under various governmental authorities and the establishment of record-keeping practices. The pamphlet outlines the contents of the Hammes Collection, which includes extensive records of land transfers, as well as public domain land sales and county deed records. It also offers guidance on how to conduct research using these records, including methods for accessing information through mail, telephone, and online requests.

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How do I find the history of my land?

Oftentimes the County Assessors office will have records for fifty to seventy five years. After that point, the records are probably in the State Archives or Historical Society. You also should check with your local public library.

How do I find out who owns land in Illinois?

Government Sources. One primary source of property records (especially for deeds, maps, surveys, and liens) is the county recorders office where the property resides. You can also find Illinois property records on county websites; some of them have search portals.

Are real estate sales public record in Illinois?

And when you purchase real estate in Illinois, all the details of the transaction become public record meaning anyone can gain access to your private details.

How do you find land history?

The National Archives preserves many of the historical records that reflect this topic. Many Federal agencies that drove land related actions include the General Land Office, the Bureau of Land Management, the Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Forest Service, and the National Park Service.

How do I do a title search on a property in Illinois?

0:07 1:39 And once at the recorders. Office you can request access to the propertys records these recordsMoreAnd once at the recorders. Office you can request access to the propertys records these records will provide information on the propertys ownership. History any outstanding leans or judgments.

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