Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
A family history for a piece of land
Land Pedigree offers researched, cited PDF histories that combine a property's deed records with historic maps, soils, and nearby features.
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- The public sample compares maps from 1935, 1957, and 1983; the site says deed-history depth depends on what each county has put online.
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The described workflow starts with an address or county parcel number and combines deed tracing with historic maps, soil surveys, and stream data. The public sample is for a 260-acre Spartanburg County property; its owner names, parcel number, and exact location are withheld. The site says reports will be PDFs, with a printable poster option, and cautions that the product is not a legal title opinion.
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