DeedMapper is a computer program for researching deeds, grants and
surveys. It provides three "views" of deed information: text view for
deed entry, plot view for deed map, and table view for a summary
list.  The program is offered by Direct Line Software,
<http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds>. Direct Line offers computer maps
compatible with the program; these maps show as backgrounds to parcels
which can be placed in their proper positions. You may also use topo
maps from various sources. There is a Rootsweb mail list for users of
this software: [log in to unmask] The members of
this list are very knowledgeable and helpful.

Marilyn Symonds

Diana Bennett wrote:
>
> Several listers have mentioned "Deedmapper" -- is it a software program?
> Or can I access it online? I would like to overlay my ancestor's
> Spotsylvania patent on a current map.

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