In a message dated 1/30/03 10:01:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Second, I understand that some counties have more than one courthouse/deeds > office due to regionalizing them over the years. It appears many of these > records were microfilmed for Bristol but can someone tell me which > courthouse/deeds office would hold records for village or the town[ship] of > Freetown? Is it possibly the courthouse/deeds office in Fall River? If time > frame makes a difference, I'm looking at Freetown in the 1730s and prior. > > Hi Lisa, Freeetown Land Records are found at the Bristol Registry of Deeds in Fall River 441 North Main Street. At one time Freetown and Tiverton R.I. bordered each other. That was before Fall River became a Town. The Quequechan River ran between Freetown Mass. and Tiverton R.I. They also have early land records for Tiverton R.I. as at one time Tiverton R. I. was part of Bristol County Massachusetts. I found the same land records there that I had copied at the Tiverton Town Hall. Good Luck in your research. Marge