deedrecord
nounUK /ˈdiːdˌrekɔːd/
US /ˈdiːdˌrekərd/
A deed record is a special book or file that keeps track of who owns a house or piece of land.
The clerk looked in the deed record to see who owned the old farm.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A written note that lists the good things someone has done.
The teacher kept a deed record of every kind act in class.
3. An official list of legal papers about land kept by a government office.
You can find the deed record at the county office.
4. A computer file that stores information about property ownership.
The deed record was saved on the town's computer.