OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGTON
 

Probably wasting my time here, but approx. 8/9 years ago my grandma's house was sold on South Street. The house had been one of quite a few which had been in the family and as this was the last of the properties, the original house deed went with this last sale.  I would LOVE to find out who bought the house, as the deed is probably of no interest whatsoever to them, but to me it contains my ancestors names and signatures.  The chappie who bought it was supposed to live in the area at the top of Sandy Lane, towards Plantation Street
Anyone any suggestions?

Atarah

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

Why not stick a note through the letter box of the house?

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

I think you will find the house deed will be of use to the owner, as he cannot re-sell the house without it.

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

Hi, thanks for advice.  I was just hoping that because there was approx. 10 houses on the original deed, I know that as each house was sold off, a new "typed up deed" was created for the inidividual property.  I was just hoping that maybe the same had happened for the last property and that the last owner had both, i.e. typed up one and original.

Atarah

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

think u can ge replacements

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

Try enquiring at the town hall, maybe they could advise you.

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

where was/is south street?

Re: OLD DEEDS TO A HOUSE IN SOUTH STREET, ACCRINGT
 

south street is in woodnook   not far from me