1878 RUTHERFORD COUNTY,
TENNESSEE PROPERTY OWNERS MAPEVERY NAME & PLACE INDEX - District 3
District Three Population from the 1870 U. S. Census
District 3- Gambrel’s 1343 Total - 1340 Native - 3 Foreign
676 White – 687 ColoredDistrict 3 is bordered on the east by WILLIAMSON and DAVIDSON COUNTY; the north by DISTRICT 2, DISTRICT6 to the west DISTRICT and 4 to the south.
Abstracted by Joyce Martin
Please send correction for District 3 to: historykeeper@austin.rr.com
(All remarks within parenthesis added by abstractor.)
(All names in quotation marks are noted as Places or Landmarks.)
The meaning of the abbreviations used by mapmaker in 1878 are unknown today.
“A. G. G. Est.”
“BS Sh.”
“Christian Ch.”
“Cotton Gin”
“Grandville”
“Harts Branch”
“Hillsdale”
“Hurricane Branch” (forms dividing line btw. Davidson Co. and Dist. 3)
“Idlers Retreat”
“Jefferson – Murfreesboro Pike”
“LaVergne P. O.”
Nashville – Murfreesboro Pike”
“Rail Road Track”
“SH Sh.”
“Signal Hill”
“Smyrna Ch.”
“Smyrna P. O.”
“Store” (2)
“Stewarts Branch” (forms east boundary of this district)
“Stuartsboro”
“Toll No.”
AD
Akins, W. G.
Atkinson, S. W.
Batey, G.
Batey, J.
Bell, R. P.
Bennett, Dr. J.
Blair, J.
Blair, Joe
Brackin, Mrs. C. A.
Britton, P. H.
Britton,P.
Brittons, C.
Brock, Mrs. M. E.
Brown, W.
BS
BWO
Carter, H. H. T.
Castleman, J. T.
Coleman, J.
Cone, J. W.
Cook Est.
Davis, A.
Davis, T.
Dillin, J. R.
DMN
Douglas, Mrs.
EWO
Fields, J. H.
Gambill, Mrs. L. A.
GB
Gooch, E.
Goodman, J.
Goodman, T. H.
Gowen, J.
Gregory, H.
Harris, W.
Hartman, G. W.
Haynes,G. W. S.
Hill, Mrs.
James, W. R.
JHC Est.
Johnson, W. E.
JRD
JRR
Kimbro, J.
Kimbro, Jos. A.
Mason, J & H
May, Mrs.
Merrit, Mrs.
Miller, A.
Miller, S. G.
Moore, J. B.
Mullens, J.
Mullens, N.
Mullins, J. V.
Mullins, M. H.
Neal W. P.
Nelson
Nelson, D.
Nelson, D. M.
Noe, A.
Noe, G.
Oregon, W. H.
Owen, E. W.
Park, J. R.
Philpott, S.
Potts, J.
Potts, W.
Sanders, T. M.
Sandford, J.
Scales, Mrs. R.
Settle, Mrs.
Sneed, C. E.
SPR
Taylor, H. F.
Tucker, S. L.
Wadden, Mrs, N. D.
Walden, W. M.
Waldron, W.
White, Mrs.
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