The following lists were found in Loose Livingston County Clerk's 
Office Papers 1836 - 1839  Box 10:


        	List of Persons Who Have Removed from the County
        	of Livingston or Are Insolvent & Whose Revenue Tax
        	Has Not Been Paid

1835:
Crockett, Robert        3 horses  
Gate, Lawson            5 slaves, 2 horses
Oar, Samuel             3 slaves, 2 horses
Smith, Benjamin         1 horse, $80 worth of cattle
Guess, T.C.             1 slaves, 4 horses
Lampton, W.S.           4 horses & a Jack
Sessums, Richard        5 horses

1836:
Butts, Charles          3 slaves
Carlisle, Robert        50 acres of land
Dodds, James            1 horse
Mings, George           2 slaves
Newman, James           2 horses

1837:
Broyles, Nicholas       absconded   1 horse
Baynes, James           moved to Caldwell County  1 horse
Crump, R.B.             moved to Trigg County
Cole, Ezekiel           50 acres on Claylick  1 horse
Delany, James           150 acres on Tennessee River  5 horses
Kenady, Samuel          50 acres on Hurricane Creek  4 horses
Langston, Rolin         100 acres on Livingston Creek  1 horse
Mobley, Wm. E.          moved to Tod Cty   1 slave   1 horse
Nookes, John            50 acres  Tod Cty  1 horse
Simpson, John W.        300 acres  moved to Caldwell  3 horses
St. John, William       175 acres on Byo Creek
Thomson, William        100 acres on Hurricane Creek
    same                50 acres on same
Wheler, Soloman         50 acres Livingston  5 horses
White, Robert R.        1 slave  1 horse
   
Brenda Joyce Jerome, CGRS

5/25/98