This series consists of 80 volumes of conveyances relating to Suffolk County properties researched by William I. Bowditch. Each volume includes a table of contents listing the locations (streets) of the real estate titles researched. Two index volumes cover this series and are stored onsite, as are photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes.

This series consists of 10 volumes of conveyances relating to Boston properties researched by Frederick C. Bowditch. The volumes in this series have two numbering sequences; both numbers are included on the carton list. Each volume includes a table of contents listing the locations (streets) of the real estate researched. Photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes are available onsite.

This series consists of 5 volumes of conveyances relating to properties in Middlesex and Norfolk counties, and a small number in Essex County researched by Frederick C. Bowditch. This series also includes title searches for some properties in Roxbury. (Roxbury, a separate city until 1868 when it was annexed to Boston, is actually part of Suffolk County, but Bowditch chose to include title searches relating to Roxbury in this series.) The volumes in this series have two numbering sequences and the carton list includes both numbers. Each volume includes a table of contents listing the locations (streets) of the real estate researched. Photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes are available onsite.

This series consists of 10 volumes of conveyances relating to Middlesex County properties probably researched by or for William I. Bowditch. The volumes in this series have two numbering sequences and the list includes both numbers. Each volume includes a table of contents listing the locations (streets) of the real estate researched. Photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes are available onsite.

This series consists of 23 volumes of conveyances relating to Norfolk County properties researched by William I. Bowditch. The volumes in this series have two numbering sequences and the list includes both numbers. Each volume includes a table of contents listing the locations (streets) of the real estate researched. Photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes are available onsite.

This series consists of 2 volumes of special projects undertaken by William I. Bowditch regarding conveyances in Chicopee, Mass., and Iowa. Photocopies of the tables of contents of the volumes are available onsite.

This series consists of 34 volumes of conveyances relating to Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, and Amherst counties researched by John Goldsbury. One index volume listing streets and names (of vendors or purchasers) covers this series and is stored onsite. (The individual volumes in this series do not contain tables of contents.)

This series consists of 45 volumes of conveyances mostly relating to properties in Suffolk County, but include some relating to real estate in Norfolk and Middlesex counties researched by John T. Hassam. Each volume includes an index (at beginning of volume) arranged by street name. (There is no cumulative index volume for this series.)

This series consists of 13 volumes of conveyances mostly relating to properties in Suffolk County researched by Luther L. White. One index volume covers this series and is stored onsite. Each individual volume contains a table of contents indicating the street location of the property investigated. The tables of contents for volumes 1-2 also include the names of the vendor and the mortgager.

This series consists of 148 volumes of conveyances mostly relating to properties in Suffolk County, but also relating to properties in Norfolk and Middlesex counties researched by George D. Bigelow. Each individual volume contains an alphabetical index mainly containing names of the vendors or purchasers of properties, but each index also includes some street names. (There is no cumulative index volume for this series.)

This series consists of 39 volumes of conveyances relating to properties in Boston researched by Edward Sprague Rand. Each individual volume includes a table of contents (located at the end of each volume) listing the street location of the property and the vendor or purchaser. Also, two index volumes are available onsite. (One index volume includes a rough alphabetical listing of streets contained this series. The other index includes personal names of vendors or mortgagers and street names of properties researched in the E. S. Rand Titles, City series and the E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, City series.) Although the volumes comprising this series and the following series (E. S. Rand Titles, Country) have one numbering sequence, they have been separated into two series because they have been indexed in two different cumulative index volumes.

This series consists of 10 volumes of conveyances relating to properties outside of Boston, including Roxbury, Norfolk County, Middlesex County, and Essex County. Each volume of titles includes a table of contents (located at the end of each volume) that lists the city and street location of the property and the purchaser or mortgager. One index volume is available onsite and this index includes titles in both E. S. Rand Titles, Country series and E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, Country series. This index is arranged by town and then lists street locations of properties in rough alphabetical order. Although the volumes comprising this series and the preceding series (E. S. Rand Titles, City) have one numbering sequence, they have been separated into two series because they have been indexed in two different cumulative index volumes.

This series consists of 11 volumes of conveyances relating to properties in Boston researched by Edward Sprague Rand, junior. Volumes 1, 3, 6, 8 each include a table of contents (located at the end of each volume) listing the street location of the property and the purchaser or mortgager. Also one index volume is available onsite. (This index includes personal names of vendors or mortgagers, and street names of properties researched in the E. S. Rand Titles, City series and the E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, City series.) Although the volumes comprising this series and the following series (E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, Country) have one numbering sequence, they have been separated into two series because they have been indexed in two different cumulative index volumes.

This series consists of 10 volumes of conveyances relating to properties outside of Boston, including Roxbury, Norfolk County, Middlesex County, and Essex County researched by Edward Sprague Rand, junior. Volumes 2, 4, 5, 7, 11 each include a table of contents (located at the end of each volume) that lists the street location of the property and the purchaser or mortgager. One index volume is available onsite and this index includes titles in both E. S. Rand Titles, Country series and E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, Country series. This index is arranged by town and then lists street locations of properties in rough alphabetical order. Although the volumes comprising this series and the preceding series (E. S. Rand, Jr. Titles, City) have one numbering sequence, they have been separated into two series because they have been indexed in two different cumulative index volumes.

This series consists of 5 volumes of conveyances, 1 volume of transcriptions of deeds relating to the Boston Water Power Company, and 1 volume tracking supplies of office forms used by a conveyancer. Of the 5 volumes of conveyances, 3 volumes contain titles relating to Suffolk and Middlesex counties researched by Ambrose Wellington, 1 volume consists of Norfolk Records researched by John Lothrop, and 1 volume includes titles researched by D. A. Dorr. Please note: Although the volume of Dorr Titles is numbered "Volume 30," (and there are two cumulative index volumes stored onsite), this is the only volume of titles researched by Dorr in the collection.