RSA 5 Department of State
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5:19 Preservation.
The records of all the courts of the province of New Hampshire and all the records of deeds and all the probate records, and all the original papers of the province of New Hampshire prior to the time the act for the division of said province into counties took effect, shall be kept by the secretary of state in the division of archives and records management. Source. 1897, 55:1. 1899, 63:1, 2. PL 14:16. RL 21:16. RSA 5:19. 1994, 381:1. 2003, 97:4, eff. Aug. 5, 2003.
5:19 Preservation.
The records of all the courts of the province of New Hampshire and all the records of deeds and all the probate records, and all the original papers of the province of New Hampshire prior to the time the act for the division of said province into counties took effect, shall be kept by the secretary of state in the division of archives and records management. Source. 1897, 55:1. 1899, 63:1, 2. PL 14:16. RL 21:16. RSA 5:19. 1994, 381:1. 2003, 97:4, eff. Aug. 5, 2003.
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