1830 Census Surnames Beginning with A – Carter County TNGenWeb

The 1830 census is the first census for Carter County in existence. Census enumerations for the years 1800, 1810 and 1820 were destroyed. In 1830, Carter County included the area that became Johnson County in 1836 and the area that became the eastern section of Unicoi County in 1875.

The listing contains the names of the heads of households, page number from the original census record, a list of males and females by age range. This format was created so researchers will not have to count positions on the form.

Some of these names were difficult to translate. If you do not find a person in this index that you think should be there, we suggest you consult the original census records and draw your own conclusions. Also, please take special care in how you look up a name. Lewis may be spelled Luis, Forbes as Farbus, Lacy as Lasy, etc.

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Surname	Given Name(s)	Page	Males	Females
ABEL	William	28	2 – less than 5	1 – 5 through 9
			2 – 5 through 9	1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 30 through 39
ADAMS	David	03	1 – less than 5	2 – less than 5
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 10 through 14
				1 – 30 through 39
ADAMS	Jessee	03	1 – 5 through 9	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 50 through 59
			1 – 30 through 39
			1 – 60 through 69
ADAMS	Jessee	25	1 – less than 5	1 – less than 5
			1 – 5 through 9	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 20 through 29
ADAMS	Joshua	12	2 – 10 through 14	1 – 15 through 19
			1 – 40 through 49	1 – 50 through 59
ADAMS	William	26	1 – 20 through 29	1 – less than 5
				1 – 20 through 29
ADKINS	Williams	21	1 – less than 5	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 40 through 49	1 – 40 through 49
ADKYNS	John	12	1 – 40 through 49
ALBANY	John	12	3 – less than 5	1 – 30 through 39
			2 – 5 through 9
			1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 15 through 19
			1 – 40 through 49
ALLEN	John T.	39	2 – 10 through 14	2 – 5 through 9
			2 – 20 through 29	3 – 15 through 19
			1 – 60 through 69
ANDERSON	Charles	30	1 – less than 5	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 15 through 19
				2 – 20 through 29
				1 – 50 through 59
ANDERSON	Isaac	11	1 – less than 5	2 – less than 5
			1 – 5 through 9	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 30 through 39
				1 – 60 through 69
ARCHER	John	16	1 – less than 5	1 – less than 5
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 20 through 29

ARNOLD	Alexander	32	1 – 5 through 9	3 – less than 5
			1 – 30 through 39	3 – 5 through 9
				1 – 30 through 39
ARNOLD	Andrew	32	1 – 10 through 14	2 – less than 5
			1 – 30 through 39	2 – 5 through 9
			1 – 50 through 59	1 – 20 through 29
ARNOLD	Elijah	28	1 – 20 through 29	1 – less than 5
				1 – 15 through 19
ARNOLD	Jarret	22	1 – less than 5	2 – less than 5
			1 – 10 through 14	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 40 through 49	1 – 30 through 39
ARNOLD	John	22	1 – 15 through 19
			1 – 20 through 29
ARNOLD	Richard	23	1 – less than 5	1 – less than 5
			1 – 5 through 9	2 – 5 through 9
			1 – 10 through 14	1 – 10 through 14
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 20 through 29
				1 – 50 through 59
ARNOLD	William	21	1 – 10 through 14	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 15 through 19
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 20 through 29
			1 – 40 through 49	1 – 50 through 59
ARROWOOD	Loyd	32	1 – less than 5	1 – less than 5
			2 – 5 through 9	1 – 5 through 9
			1 – 15 through 19	1 – 15 through 19
			1 – 30 through 39	1 – 30 through 39
AUSTIN	Edward	29	1 – less than 5	2 – 15 through 19
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 60 through 69
			1 – 70 through 79
AUSTIN	Joseph	29	1 – 5 through 9	4 – less than 5
			1 – 20 through 29	1 – 20 through 29