1830
Obion Census
Names only head of household and schedule.
Schedule: Male-Females, 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20 then in
increments of 10.
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Obion Co. TN 1837 Tax List for District
8 ( Partial)
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1840
Obion Census
Also see
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tn/obion/census/1840/
Schedule: Given/Surname of head of household and number
of males/females.
Males: 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, etc
until 13th number, which is over 100.
Females are the 2nd group of numbers.
1840 Census
pages no. 127-141: east end of county; Civil or Precinct
Districts 1, 2, 6, 7.
Early map shows Dist. 1 in the upper NE corner, before
the panhandle.
Dist. 2 to the W of it,
with the KY line as the northern border.
Dist. 6 is below Dist 2
and contains the county seat, Troy. Dist. 7 is E of Dist
6 and below Dist 1.
Both 1 and 7 border
Weakly Co.'s western line.
Page no. 142 to end: west end of county, Civil or
Precinct Districts 3, 4, 5, & 8.
Dist. 3 is W of Dist. 2, going to the lake on the West.
Dist. 5 is below Dist. 3.
District 4 is W of
Reelfoot Lake (bet. lake and Miss. River).
Dist. 8 is on the lower
eastside of the county bordered by Dist. 6 & 7 on the
N & E, Gibson Co on the S. Kenton would be in this
district.
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1850 Census Abstracts
From
microfilm by Jane N. Powell. Most abstracts contain
errors, please check original records before
accepting as fact.
1850
District Locations District
Map to 1870
Dist
1
Dist
2
Dist 3
Dist
4
Dist
5
Dist 6
Troy, Dist 7
Dist
8
Dist
9
Dist
10
Dist
11
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1850
Mortality Census
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1860 Census Index, Dist 1 - 1
Dist 1
Dist 2
Dist 3
Dist 4 Dist 5
Dist
6 Dist 7
Dist
8 Dist 9
Dist
10
Dist
11 Dist 12
Dist
13 "rv"
means value of real estate in dollars, how much the
property is worth
& it does not reflect the number of acres a person
owns.
"pv" means value of personal property in
dollars, such has house, furnishings, personal use items,
etc.
This would also apply to the 1870 Census.
Census Extract by Dora Burke, Gay Mathis, Sharon
McAllister |
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1860
Mortality Census
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1870 Obion Census Index by Surname
abstracts by Barry
Archer, Dora Burke, Chuck Burress Jackie Davidson, Dotti
McCollum Ferguson,
Laura Hoglin, Lynn
Laster, Debra Lowe, Jane Powell, Joan Wells Pruett,
Carole Schreiber
1870
Index by Districts
District
Locations
District
Map 1870 to present
1870
Obion Co TN Census,
(big file, tiffs of
actual pages)
Tips for
Viewing 1870 Census
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Misc. Tax Lists for
Obion Co., TN
District
6 & 7 from 1871-1897
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Lake County was formed
and taken from Obion County 24 June 1870
Tiptonville is the county seat.
A small narrow county that borders the Mississippi River,
Fulton CO., KY, and across
the Mississippi is New Madrid and Pemiscott Counties in MO
1870
Lake Co Census Index
1880
Lake Co Census Index
1891 Voters List in Lake County
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1880
Obion Census Index by Surname
Abstracts by Dora Burke,
Dorothy Chance, Jackie Davidson, Debra Lowe, Diane
Pinion, Jane Powell,
Joan Wells Pruett, Carole
Schreiber, Susan Wilson
1880
Census Index by Districts
1880
Obion Co TNCensus, (big file, tifs of actual pages)
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1880 Federal Census - Mortality Schedule
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1890
Obion Co Veterans Census
1891 Voters List in Lake County
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1900 Obion Census Index, abs.
by Dora Burke
Dist.1 and Dist. 6
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Maps
- Roads - Railroads
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"Included in the 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880
censuses were questions regarding those who died in the twelve
months prior to the enumeration. They list persons who died
between 1 June and 31 May of the year prior to the census.
Even though these lists of deaths are widely believed to
under-report actual numbers of deceased, this is still a valuable
source of information. In many states where vital
records were not kept it provides a nation-wide death register
for five years between 1849 and 1880. The schedule lists
the deceased name, sex, age, color, widowed or not, place of
birth, month of death, occupation and cause of death. In
1870 the parents' birthplace was added."
