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Welcome to the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds Website. The Plymouth County Registry of Deeds is the guardian of historical and modern land records from the Pilgrims to the present. All of us who work at the registry are proud of our reputation as an innovative, customer friendly operation. We look forward to serving you.

John R. Buckley, Jr., Esq., Register

Register’s Blog

New ACS system users’ meeting
A meeting has been scheduled to take place on Monday, February 1, 2010 at 4:30 p.m. in the employee lounge of the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds located at 50 Obery Street in Plymouth to discuss the Plymouth County ACS system users’ problem reports and ACS’ response thereto. Your participation is welcome and encouraged. …
Register’s December Report Now Available
The Plymouth County Registry of Deeds December Report is now available to view. For full report, click here December 2009 …
Transition To The New ACS System
I am pleased to announce that the Registry is expected to transition to the new ACS system for onsite and offline access to Plymouth County Land Records on Monday, January 11, 2010. Any changes in the transition schedule will be posted on this website. Please feel free to direct any questions to Assistant Register of Deeds Michael P. Holden at (508) 830-9298 or email at holden@plymouthdeeds.org.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation. …
Cold Weather Makes Us Think About Baseball
With all the sub-freezing weather, the oncoming snow this weekend and the recent Red Sox aquisitions, many of us have been thinking about spring and baseball. Three recent additions to our Plymouth County Notable Land Records Collection reflect Plymouth County’s connection with some of baseball’s most significant players and events.

Billy “Gunner” McGunnigle, who is best known for his role in the development of the catcher’s mitt, was also the only professional league manager who led his team to back-to-back league championships in two different leagues.

Michael “King” Kelley, who lived for a time in Hingham, played for many …