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Lawrence County Lawrence County County Government Records Assessor Title Location Lawrence County Assessment Books; 1879-1959; La/27/1; 90-063 V2456-V2956 Real And Personal Property Assessor; Lists; 1888; Deadwood; 1888- V3747-V3769 1892; La/27/2; 90-225 Auditor Title Location Claim Record; A-Z; 1904-1909; La/6/2; 90-204 V3672 Grazing Permits; 1953; 97-065 4797 Liquor Affidavit Record; See Finding Aid; 1918-1921; La/6/6; 90-216 V3699 Political Party Convention; Proceedings; Republican Party-Democrat V3684 Party; 1919; La/6/4; 90-205 Retail Druggist Liquor Permits; 1918-1920; La/6/5; 90-206 V3685 Soldiers Record; A-Z; 1915-1919; La/6/1; 90-203 V3671 Stallion Record; 1910-1917; La/6/3; 90-201 V3682 Voter Registers; 1908; 97-065 V4797 Board of County Commissioners Title Location Black Hills National Forest Files; 1988-1992; 97-066 4797 Superintendent Of Schools; School District Plat Book; See Finding Aid; V3686 1897; La/3/9; 90-207 "School District Boundary Lines; And Records"; See Finding Aid; V3690 1887-1893; La/3/10; 90-210 Sheriff; Jail Record; 1893-1965; La/15/1; 90-217 V3700-V3704 Filed Papers; Unp; 1897-1895; La/3/1; 86-039 393-394A Account With County Treasurer; Book; 1879 – 1902; La/3/4; 90-191 V3664 Road And Bridge Proceedings; 1881-1913; La/3/5; 90-196 V3665-V3666 Road And Bridge Ledger; 1903-1915; La/3/6; 90-197 V3667 Per Diem/Mileage Record Book; 1925 -1963; La/3/7; 90-192 V3673 County Poor Inmate Records; See Finding Aid; 1888-1956; La/3/8; 90- V3693-3695 212 Board of Education Title Location Minutes Of Proceedings; 1897-1912; La/33/1; 90-209 V3689 Board of Equalization Title Location Board Proceedings; 1904-1939; La/28/1; 90-198 V3681 Circuit Court Title Location Eighth Circuit; Index To Miner's And Mechanic's Liens; 1908-1932; V3677-V3678 La/66/1; 90-194 Clerk of Courts Title Location "Combination Index"; [1908]; La/63/7; 87-235 V1882 Civil Cases; 85-016 2344 Civil Cases; 85-017 2652 Judge's And Clerk's Letterpress; Books; 1879-1901; La/63/6; 87-232 V1883-V1834 List Of Jurors Drawn; 1888-1903; La/63/8; 90-214 V3697 Miscellaneous Indexes; 1900; La/63/3; 87-222 V1313-V1314 Record Of Attorneys' Admission To The Bar; 1879 – 1895; La/63/4; 87- V1272 210 Record Of Registered Optometrists; May 1914 -; Jan. 1915; La/63/5; V1281 87-208 Record Of Townsite Property; Claimant's Statements; 1881-1885; V1282-V1284 La/63/2; 87-223 Clerk; Auditor Title Location Railroad Tax List; 1891-1917; La/6/7; 90-222 V3711 Tax List; 1889-1930; La/6/8; 90-223 V3712-V3737 Clerk; Register of Deeds Title Location Clerk; Register Of Deeds; Mineral Lands And City And Town; Property V3738 Index; La/12/2; 90-224 Coroner Title Location Minutes And Dockets Of Coroner's; Inquests; 1880-1917; La/9/1; 87- V1887-V1889 228 County Clerk Title Location Record Of Admission Of Attorneys To; The Bar; Unp; 1880-1898; 1927A La/63/4; 86-023 County Court Title Location Applications For Druggists Permits; Unp; 1890-1893; 70b/40/22; 2309B 86-024 Applications To Purchase Liquor And; Druggists' Reports Of Intox. 1924-1925B Liquor; Unp; 1890-1891; 70b/40/9; 86-026 Circuit Court Journals; 1891-1930; 70b/40/13; 87-201 V1306-V1311 Civil Case Files; 1879-1906; 85-015 08401-08442 & MF 4131-4169 Civil Case Files; See Accession Record; 1886-1935; 96-272 5372-5482 Coroners' Inquests; 1879-1949; 70b/40/4; 86-020 2133-2134 County Court; Lawrence County Probate Court; Townsite And 2120B School Board Accounts; Day Book; 1881-90; 80h/1/3; 86-045 Court Orders Pertaining To Juveniles; 1909-32; 1909-1932; Restricted (see file) 70b/40/24; 86-041 Criminal Calendar; 1887-1894; 96-284 5101 Criminal Sentences And Orders; Journals; 1951-1970; 70b/40/15; V1569-V1570 87-204 Estate Proceedings--A.F. Subie; Estate Journal; 1907-09; 70b/40/25; 2120B 86-035 Fee Docket; 1879-1884; 96-285 5101 Filed Depositions; Unp; 1876-1891; 70b/40/27; 86-022 1915-1916 Filed Proceedings Of The Board Of Insanity; 1877-1936; 70b/40/2; 607 & 2206B 86-021 General Index Books; 1883-1891 & Notes Date To 1894; 1883- V1285-V1289 1966; 70b/40/14; 87-202 Guardianship And Adoption Records; 1910-1958; La/37/4; 87-209 Restricted (see file) Guardianship Case Files; 1928-1934; 84-142 2711 Index To Miner's And Mechanic's Liens; Mech. & Miner's Liens V1302-V1305 1879-1908; 70b/40/21; 87-199 Journal; March 1890 - Aug. 1917; La/37/5; 87-215 V1290 Journals; 1902-1908; 96-286 5101 Judgment Book; March 1890 - Aug. 1913; La/37/7; 87-231 V1575 Judgment Books; 1909-1970; 70b/40/17; 87-214 V1572-V1574 & V1260-V1267 Jury Roster; 1899-1904; 70b/40/19; 87-219 V1278 Lawrence County Probate Court; Journal; May 1877 - October 1878; 468B 80h/1/4; 86-043 Lawrence County Probate Court; Record Of Claims Filed And Bills; 2120B Allowed By Townsite Of Deadwood; 1882; 80h/1/2; 86-034 Marriage Certificates/Licenses; 1879-1956; 70b/40/3; 86-029 02135-2136A Mechanics' Liens; Unp; 1879; 70b/40/5; 86-030 1565 Miners' & Mechanics' Liens; 1879-1920; 96-280 05095-05097 Mining Case Exhibits; 1901-04; 70b/40/28; 86-042 1169A Mining Company Stock Certificates; 1909-1918; 70b/40/23; 86-037 FB 354 Miscellaneous Survey & Street Maps,; Floor Plans,Sketches, Etc.; MD 85 Unp, 1900; 70b/40/26; 86-033 Mother's Pension Records; 1918; 1940; La/37/8; 90-199 V3668-V3669 Mothers' Pension Records; 1918-1940; 70b/40/10; 86-019 5944-5949 Naturalization Records; 1879-1954; 70b/40/1; 84-102 V546-V584 & Box 2305A Naturalization Records; Index; 1879-1954; 84-102 MF 1224 Naturalization Records; Unp; 1880-1908; 70b/40/1; 86-025 2137 Notary Commission's Records; Unp; 1883-1898; 70b/40/7; 86-032 2292A Notary Records; April 1879 - March 1898; 70b/40/12; 87-200 V1301 Probate Case Files; 1942-1955; 84-142 2701-2710 Probate Case Files; See Accession Record; 1877-1928; 96-273 05113-05180 Probate Records; 1877-1935; La/37/2; 87-207 V1841-V1847 Railroad Condemnation Proceedings; 1888-91; 70b/40/20; 87-220 V1277 Record Of Delinquency; 1914-1966; La/37/3; 87-206 Restricted (see file) Record Of Jury Cases; 1900-1975; 70b/40/18; 87-218 V1279-V1280 Record Of Wills; 1877-1977; La/37/6; 87-211 V1565-V1568 Records Of The Estate Of; James T. Short; 1894-1908; 96-286 5101 Register Of Actions (Criminal); Sep. 1890 - Oct. 1899; 70b/40/16; V1273 87-205 Tuberculosis Sanatorium Record; Feb. 1932 - March 1962; La/37/1; V1276 87-203 Unsorted Filed Papers And Clerk Of Courts Correspondence; Unp; 2124-2127 1890-1949; 70b/40/11; 86-027 Venire, Grand And Petit Jury Records; Unp; 1879-1900; 70b/40/8; 1917B 86-040 District & County Courts Title Location Guardianship And Estate Records; Unp; 1878-1935; La/68/2; 86- Restricted (see file) 038 Unsorted Filed Papers & Clerk's; Correspondence; Unp, Dist. Ct. & 2128-2130A Clerk's Corresp.; 1877-1936; La/68/1; 86-028 District Court Title Location Mechanic's Liens; 1879-1898; La/68/4; 90-195 V3679-V3680 Miner's Liens; 1879-1905; La/68/3; 90-193 V3674-V3676 Board of Insanity Title Location Record Of Proceedings In Insanity; Hearings; 1879-1976; La/31/1; Restricted (see file) 87-213 Justice Court Title Location Filed Papers; 1877-1969; La/69/1; 86-031 02131-2132A &2138 Justice Docket; See Finding Aid; 1904-1916; La/69/2; 90-213 V3696 Criminal Docket; See Finding Aid; 1929-1933; La/69/3; 90-215 V3698 Court Treasurer Account Record; 1884-1892; La/69/4; 90-219 V3707 Probate Court Title Location Administrators', Executors' And; Guardians' Letters, Bonds & Oaths; V1885-V1886 & Box 1878-1889; La/38/4; 87-233 3260B Docket Of Settlements Due; 1879-86; La/38/3; 87-234 V1881 Indexes Of Wills On File; 1890-1961; La/38/2; 87-212 2110C U.S. Land Office Patent Certificate; To Deadwood; 1886; La/38/1; 87- V1312 221 Register of Deeds Title Location Brand Book; 1878-1881; La/12/1; 90-220 V3706 Superintendent of Schools Title Location Annual Rep; Annual Rep & State Aid; Application For Sd School Dist; 3801B-3802 Annual Rep 1931-60; Applic. 1960-70; 1931-1970; La/34/9; 88-167 Annual Reports And Miscellaneous; Papers Filed With The 2141 Superintendent; 1880-96; La/34/1; 87-227 Architectural Designs & Specs For; Pluma School Bldg Auditorium MD 208 Annex; 1950; La/34/14; 90-074 Audit Reports; See Finding Aid; 1946-1970; La/34/12; 88-170 3797B Clerk's Report, Districts 1 Through 76; 1892; La/34/7; 88-165 3801B County Textbook Committee; School Book Depository Record; See V3687-V3688 Finding Aid; 1915-1937; La/34/15 Inventory: Spearfish, 1964-66; Lead,; 1967, 1969; Deadwood, 1970-71; 3800 1964 – 1971; La/34/4; 88-162 Lawrence County School Census; 1889 – 1907; La/34/2 MF1150-1152 Proposed Budget, Deadwood Ind.; School Dist. No. 102; Unarranged; 3802 1966-1967; La/34/11; 88-169 School Board Election Poll Books &; Petitions, Deadwood; 3801A Unarranged; 1963; La/34/5; 88-163 School Census Records: Sturgis Ind.; School Dist. No. 12; Lawrence FB 70 Co. 73; See Finding Aid; 1966-1973; La/34/13; 88-171 School District Reorganization:; Petitions And Poll Books; See Finding 3801A Aid; 1962-1969; La/34/6; 88-164 South Dakota Teachers' Reading; Circle Enrollment Card Question List; 3802 Unarranged; 1894-1895; La/34/10; 88-168 Teacher's Term Reports; See Finding Aid; 1893-1964; La/34/3; 88-161 3798-3800 Treasurer's Report, Districts 1; Through 75; 1 Through 75; 1895-1896; 3801B La/34/8; 88-166 Young Citizens League Reports; 1947-1958; 96-283 5102A Treasurer Title Location Miscellaneous Indexes; See Finding Aid; 1905-1909; La/21/2; 90-211 V3691-V3692 Automobile Registration; 1913-1922; La/21/1; 90-200 V3670 Liquor License Receipts; 1904-1916; La/21/3; 90-221 V3708-V3710 Feeble Minded Record; 1945-1949; La/21/4; 90-202 V3683 Other County Records Title Location Improved Order Of Red Men; Central City Lodge Membership Records; V1891 1895-1912; 86-036 Lawrence County; Historical Papers; 1917-1964 (98-009) 5203A Lawrence County; Naturalization Corres.
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