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Field notes are the narrative record of the cadastral survey . They are written in tabular format and contain the detailed descriptions of entire survey process including the instrumentation and procedures utilized, calling all physical evidence evaluated in the survey process, and listing all ...

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Marion County, Oregon, is the fifth largest in the State of Oregon and has a sizable population, as the state’s capital city–Salem–is within Marion County. This resource guides searchers to find the appropriate agency and obtain public records such as arrests, prisoners, probationers, warrants, marriages, divorces, court cases, and property information online, in-person and by mail.

Other documents include wills, obligation bonds, quit claims, deeds, conveyances, mortgage satisfactions, agreements, charters, partnership dissolutions, contracts, powers of attorney, liens, leases, marriage licenses, military discharges, ministerial certificates, medical personnel licenses, birth and death certificates, and affidavits of publication.

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The Marion County Clerk’s Record Center provides assistance with research and copy requests of documents recorded in the Official Records, including deeds, marriage licenses, plat maps and right-of-way documents. The Record Center building is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm.

Some records are exempt from disclosure, as defined in Oregon Public Records Law. Below is the standard fee schedule. Departments may have additional fees specific to the work of that department. ... Any writing containing information relating to the conduct of the public’s business, including but not limited to court records, mortgages, and deed records, prepared, owned, used or retained by a public body regardless of physical form or characteristics.