| Land Records Home | Current Page: Connecticut Land Records |
| Land Records Research Directory | ![]() |
|
About Connecticut Land Records Connecticut is a state-land state. Lands were generally acquired from town proprietors or from other individuals. The Connecticut General Assembly had first jurisdiction over the colony and established town proprietors to meet and make decisions regarding community life in the town. Land was then divided and sold in lots. Registration of deed transactions in Connecticut, including the purchases from proprietors, was the responsibility of the town clerk. Deed books are found in the town level of jurisdiction rather than the county, and are generally indexed individually. Town clerks also usually have comprehensive indexes to grantors and grantees. Formerly microfilmed only to 1850, the books have now been microfilmed to 1900 and can be consulted either in the central location at the Connecticut State Library or through the FHL and its branches. There is no state-wide index to all deeds, however; they must be searched town-by-town. Unfortunately, few land records in Connecticut have been published. Connecticut BLM Office: Eastern States Office Connecticut State Historical Society: The Connecticut Historical Society Connecticut County Courthouses: Fairfield County Hartford County Litchfield County Middlesex County New Haven County New London County Tolland County Windham County
|
|
| Home :: Report Broken Links or Updates Copyright 2004 All Rights Reserved. |