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1878 RUTHERFORD COUNTY,
TENNESSEE PROPERTY OWNER'S MAP

EVERY NAME INDEX TO DISTRICT 17 (includes place names)

Abstracted by Patsy (James) Paterson, Niceville, Fl., email= PPater6841@aol.com
(all remarks within parenthesis added by abstractor)

Quoting from chart, District 17, Population from 1870 U. S. Census
Trimbles, 910 population, 909 native, 1 foreign, 602 white and 308 colored

Abbreviations used by map maker ...meanings unknown today:

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B. S. Sh. (?school)

G. Mill (?Grist Mill)

J. W. H.

N. J. W.

S. H.

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Alexander, A.  (See Rutherford Co. Business Notices)

Allen, F.

"Andrews Cr."

Barker, D.

Barr, W.

Bartley, S. J.

Bell, Mrs. S.

Bell, T. E. 440 a (See Rutherford Co. Business Notices)

Brantley, E. N.

Champion, J. N.

"Christian Ch." (near District 19 line)

Davis, J. T.

Elrod, R.

Farmer, G.

Fox , Wm.

Fuller, J. N.

"Halls Hill - Milton Rd." (runs northwards thru District 17--connects to Woodbury Rd. in District 19)

Hogwood, D.

Hunt, W.

James, H. (Harmon James, born about 1799 in N. C.)

Jennings, F.

Lawrence, G. W. (two locations)

Martin, Dr. B.

Mathis, G.

McCuen, L.

McElroy, A.

McElroy, B.

McKee, J.

McKee, W. A.

McKnight, S. P.

McNight, J. N. (two locations)

McNight, W. (two locations

"McNight's Cr."

Nealy, W.

Northcott, J. M.

Overall, N. S.

Pullan?, I. N.

"Pres. Church" (near Halls Hill Milton Rd.)

"Presb. Church" (near Dist. 19 line)

Rion, J. R.

Rucker, A.

Rucker, J.

Sanders, Mrs.

Smith, J.

Sneed, D.

Sneed, ?D. H.

Sneed, W.

"Stones River-East Fork" (forms most of boundary between District 17 and 19)

"Store P & T"

Stroop, J. L.

Sullivan, W.

Tarpley, H. L.

Thomas, G. W.

Thomas W.

Thomas, Z. (two locations)

Todd, T.

Travis, M.

Vaught, G.

Vaught, T.

Vault, J.

Vault, S.

Watson, J. W.

Williams, J. (See Rutherford Co. Business Notices)

Word, T.

Wright, T. J.

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