Dodge County Landshark (2024)

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Dodge County Register of Deeds Online Access to Real Estate Records. LandShark is a web-based tool for the location and retrieval of land record documents.
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Land Records provides many services to the public in one location. The Director of Land Records, Ryan DeCook, acts as the County Assessor and the County ...
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The Land Notification system gives you the ability to monitor a name or a specific parcel of land for property real estate activity.
The Land Notification system gives you the ability to monitor a name or a specific parcel of land for property real estate activity. You can create one or more alerts that are triggered when real estate records are recorded with the county for the name or property identified in the alert.

Search property records in Dodge County, find owner info, lookup up deed, tax, loan and lien records, check permits & purchase history and more.
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Iowa County Register of Deeds ... Dodgeville, WI 53533. 608-935-0396. InfoBox. Notice. To learn more about LandShark, click the blue ABOUT tab on the top left.
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Dodgeville, WI 53533. 608-935-0396. InfoBox. Notice. To learn more about LandShark, click the blue ABOUT tab on the top left. Self-registration is available ...

3 jun 2021 · Walworth County Parcel Search Application. Walworth County Parcel ... LandShark Application (login required for LandShark). Parcel Number.
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... County, which bears the name of a noted Iowa chief. Lewis and Clark met some ... Henry Dodge as Governor. Gen. Dodge immediately ordered a census, and ...
The City of Keokuk (pronounced /ki:əkuk/) is named for Chief Keokuck, a chief of the Sac and Fox Indians. His bones were brought here in 1883 from Franklin County, Kansas, and reinterred in Rand Park beneath a massive stone pedestal which is surrounded by a life sized statute of an Indian chieftain. On the east side of this monument is embedded the marble slab taken from the grave in Kansas which is lettered as follows:, “Sacred to the memory of Keokuck, a distinguished Sac chief born at Rock Island in 1788. Died in April, 1848.” Keokuck, “The Watchful Fox”, was not a hereditary chief, but raised himself to the dignity by the force of talent and enterprise. He was a man of extraordinary eloquence in council and never at a loss in an emergency. He was a noble looking man about six feet tall, portly and weighing over 200 pounds. He had an eagle eye, dignified bearing, and a manly, intelligent expression of countenance.