North Carolina Land Deeds - Back to 1740s

There is a list with link of North Carolina counties who currently have their deeds digitized and available to download from the web FOR FREE. Some in specific counties goes back to the 1740s.

The following list has the ten counties now available and more to be added (click on the county name).

Alamance County– still in the process of being digitized, goes back to 1849 (as of June 2014)

Anson County– digitized deeds going back to 1749

Chatham County– digitized deeds going back to 1771

Cumberland County– digitized deeds going back to 1754

Duplin County– digitized deeds going back to 1749

Johnston County– digitized deeds going back to 1789, land division records, plats

Martin County– digitized deeds going back to 1771

Mecklenburg County– digitized deeds going back to 1763

Sampson County – search box http://www.sampsonrod.org/II_main.asp

Stokes County-digitized deeds going back to 1787

Photos: NC Map; Lucius P. Best house in Warsaw, Duplin Co., and a rural home in Duplin Co.