how do i get the history of my house at1460 black oak road williamsburg ,ky?
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Try contacting the local historical society.
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contact the local real estate board.  Someone there may have it.
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Your county recorders office.  They will have all the info on your home; past uses, owners, liens and judgments filed against, ect.
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If you know the address of the home, go to Zillow.com, enter the address and you'll find the public information regarding that property.
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ok... this will take a little work... first go to yahoo and search for "whatever county name " county assessor... once on the assessor's page do a parcel search for that specific address of the building... that will pull up the owner's name and address... using the name try searching for a phone number on the interenet or white pages... otherwise just write them
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go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
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You can do a property title search of almost any county on the internet, that is public records..☺
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First, the county assessor's office has records of who owned the place before, all the way back to the original title, hopefully.  (Sometimes old records have been lost, but if not, they keep them forever.)  Then go to the local newspaper and ask to see their archives.  There may well be a computerized index.  If so, search on the names of the people who lived there.  Even if someone died who did not live there, the owners of the property at the time would probably be mentioned in a newspaper article about the death.\n\nAnother method would be to check the county records office for death certificates, and note the address at which the death took place.  Again, this would be easy if these records have been computerized.  Otherwise, it may be quite a chore.  The clerks are usually willing to help when the research project is an interesting one, as this one would seem to be.\n\nIt may be a good bit of nuisance to do this research, but once you have done it, you can then offer your services to search for other people, as you will have established where the information is stored.  At the very least, you can then write an article for a local paper detailing the search.  \n\nIt will be easy if all the relevant records are properly indexed in computer data bases, but not all counties in the US are that up-to-date on their records.
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Try going to http://www.zillow.com/ and enter the address of the home.
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Sometimes in open property records , an owner may have a picture on file . My sister found one of her home in the records dated 100 years ago . Besides a picture you can find out who owns it , how much they paid for it ,When they bought it .Call city hall in that state , ask for property information , then ask what is on file and if they can give you a web sight . Good Luck !
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If you are ready to pay, just type "property title search" in Google and you'll get tens of links\n(e.g., http://www.Intelius.com will give you reports for about $15).\n\nThe following link gives you hints, how you can get this info for free:\nhttp://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa070802c.htm
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from the county recorders office.  you can go to your county's website.  look for recorded documents and go from there
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check with the historical society. if it is 100 years old ,or older they should have info.,or library pictures .of you town when a family lived in it...
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Call the Department of Transportation in Ohio.  They know who keeps records of those things.
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check with the local county records for that... you may need the property index number it there is one (depending on the area)\ngood luck!
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All of that information is recorded at the county recorder's office. You can call the county recorder and ask them to pull the information up, unless it is a small county and the info is still on microfiche....You can TRY to call up a Title Company and have them run the property address, but usually they don't deal with private citizens...If you are using the info to get a house, the mortgage company I am going through says they only look to see if you owned a house in the last 3 years...
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Not that this is what you are looking for but every house has a paper trail. Go to the court house library and get the history on the place. It's public knowledge.