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Fayette County (Page 1 of 22) Office: Chancery Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes S-T May 1925 - Nov 1940 A-3090 35mm Minutes U-V Nov 1940 - May 1956 A-3091 35mm Minutes W-Z May 1956 - May 1976 A-11,625 16mm Minutes 1-3 May 1976 - May 1979 A-11,626 16mm Minutes 4-6 May 1979 - Oct 1980 A-11,627 16mm Minutes 7-9 Oct 1980 - Nov 1981 A-11,628 16mm Minutes 10-12 Nov 1981 - May 1983 A-11,629 16mm Minutes 13-15 May 1983 - May 1985 A-11,630 16mm Minutes 16-18 May 1985 - Jan 1987 A-11,631 16mm Minutes 19-21 Jan 1987 - Sep 1988 A-11,632 16mm Minutes 22-24 Sep 1988 - Feb 1990 A-11,633 16mm Minutes 25-27 Feb 1990 - Jun 1991 A-11,634 16mm Minutes 28-30 Jun 1991 - Jun 1992 A-11,635 16mm Minutes 31-33 Jun 1992 - Apr 1993 A-11,636 16mm Minutes 34-36 Apr 1993 - Jan 1994 A-11,637 16mm Minutes 37-39 Jan 1994 - Oct 1994 A-11,638 16mm Minutes 40-41 Oct 1994 - Jun 1995 A-11,639 16mm Fayette County (Page 2 of 22) Office: Circuit Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes Jun 1829 - Jun 1832 1 35mm Minutes Dec 1832 - May 1836 1A 35mm Minutes G-H Sep 1842 - Feb 1851 1 35mm Minutes Oct 1858 - Jun 1860 8 35mm Minutes I-J Jun 1859 - Nov 1867 2 35mm Minutes K-L Mar 1868 - Jul 1871 3 35mm Minutes M-N Oct 1871 - Nov 1874 4 35mm Minutes O-P Feb 1875 - Aug 1877 5 35mm Minutes Q-R Oct 1877 - Feb 1880 6 35mm Minutes S-T Jun 1880 - Jul 1882 7 35mm Minutes U-V Oct 1882 - Oct 1885 8 35mm Minutes W-X Feb 1886 - Sep 1891 9 35mm Minutes Y-Z Jan 1892 - Sep 1900 10 35mm Minutes 27-28 Jan 1901 - Apr 1910 A-3092 35mm Minutes 29-30 Jul 1910 - Mar 1918 A-3093 35mm Minutes 31-32 Jul 1918 - Jul 1926 A-3094 35mm Minutes 33-34 Nov 1926 - Jan 1932 A-3095 35mm Minutes 35-36 Mar 1932 - Aug 1936 A-3096 35mm Minutes 37-38 Nov 1936 - Nov 1941 A-3097 35mm Minutes 39-40 Mar 1942 - Oct 1947 A-3098 35mm Minutes 41-42 Nov 1947 - Jul 1953 A-3099 35mm Minutes 43-46 Jul 1953 - Sep 1967 A-11,640 16mm Minutes 47-50 Nov 1967 - Mar 1975 A-11,641 16mm Minutes 51-54 Mar 1975 - Mar 1978 A-11,642 16mm Minutes 55-57 Mar 1978 - Nov 1980 A-11,643 16mm Minutes 58-61 Nov 1980 - Jul 1983 A-11,644 16mm Minutes 62-64 Jul 1983 - Mar 1986 A-11,645 16mm Minutes, Civil 1-3 Jan 1985 - Feb 1992 A-11,651 16mm Minutes, Civil 4-5 Feb 1992 - Sep 1994 A-11,652 16mm Minutes, Criminal 65-67 Mar 1986 - Nov 1988 A-11,646 16mm Minutes, Criminal 68-70 Nov 1988 - Jul 1990 A-11,647 16mm Fayette County (Page 3 of 22) Office: Circuit Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes, Criminal 71-73 Jul 1990 - Mar 1992 A-11,648 16mm Minutes, Criminal 74-76 Mar 1992 - Nov 1993 A-11,649 16mm Minutes, Criminal 77-79 Nov 1993 - Jul 1995 A-11,650 16mm Fayette County (Page 4 of 22) Office: County Clerk Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Marriages A-B Feb 1838 - May 1871 13 35mm I Marriages C, 1 May 1871 - Aug 1883 14 35mm Marriages 2-3 Nov 1881 - Dec 1897 15 35mm Marriages 4-5 Dec 1897 - Sep 1912 16 35mm Marriages 6 Sep 1912 - Feb 1925 17 35mm Marriages 8-9 Feb 1925 - May 1939 A-3113 35mm Marriages 10 May 1939 - Dec 1963 A-3114 35mm Marriages 11-12 Dec 1963 - Sep 1977 A-11,653 35mm Marriages 13-14 Sep 1977 - Aug 1992 A-11,654 35mm Marriage, Bonds A Oct 1866 - Dec 1869 13 35mm Marriage, Bonds B-C Dec 1869 - Jul 1875 17 35mm Marriage Index (Loose Records) Ab-Go 1924 - 1950 61 16mm G Marriages, (Loose Records) Go-Sc 1924 - 1950 62 16mm G Marriages, (Loose Records) Sc-Z 1924 - 1950 63 16mm G Minutes, Index Jul 1833 - Mar 1840 19 35mm Minutes, Index May 1844 - Sep 1848 19 35mm Minutes A-B Dec 1824 - May 1831 A-3100 35mm Minutes C Jul 1831 - Apr 1833 A-3101 35mm Minutes B Jul 1833 - Mar 1840 19 35mm Minutes B-C Apr 1840 - Sep 1848 20 35mm Minutes D-E Oct 1848 - Mar 1856 21 35mm Minutes F-G Apr 1856 - Mar 1862 22 35mm Minutes H-I Apr 1862 - Jun 1868 23 35mm Minutes J-K Jul 1868 - Jun 1871 24 35mm Minutes L-M Jul 1871 - Jan 1874 25 35mm Minutes N-O Jan 1874 - Nov 1876 26 35mm Minutes P-Q Dec 1876 - Oct 1881 27 35mm Minutes R-S Nov 1881 - Feb 1889 28 35mm Minutes T-U Mar 1889 - Jan 1900 29 35mm Minutes V Jna 1900 - Feb 1906 A-3101 35mm Minutes W-X Mar 1906 - Jun 1913 A-3102 35mm Fayette County (Page 5 of 22) Office: County Clerk Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes Y-Z Jun 1913 - May 1922 A-3103 35mm Minutes AA-BB Jun 1922 - Aug 1930 A-3104 35mm Minutes CC-DD Aug 1930 - Sep 1939 A-3105 35mm Minutes EE-FF Sep 1939 - Feb 1950 A-3106 35mm Minutes GG-HH Feb 1950 - Aug 1958 A-3107 35mm Minutes II-3 Sep 1958 - Aug 1972 A-11,655 16mm Minutes 4-6 Aug 1972 - May 1982 A-11,656 16mm Minutes, Quarterly 1-3 Oct 1877 - Apr 1892 31 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 4-5 Jul 1892 - Jan 1904 32 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 6-7 Apr 1904 - Jul 1917 A-3108 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 8-9 Oct 1917 - Jul 1926 A-3109 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 10-11 Oct 1926 - Apr 1936 A-3110 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 12-13 Jul 1936 - Jan 1947 A-3111 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 14 Jan 1947 - Oct 1953 A-3112 35mm Minutes, Quarterly 15-19 Oct 1953 - Aug 1978 A-11,657 16mm Minutes, Quarterly 1-3 Sep 1978 - May 1994 A-11,658 16mm Misc. Drainage Minutes 1-2 Nov 1917 - Nov 1923 A-3115 35mm Misc. Official Settlements 1-3 Mar 1981 - May 1990 A-11,659 16mm Vital Records 1 Jan 1925 - Dec 1939 A-3115 35mm Fayette County (Page 6 of 22) Office: Probate Records (County or Chancery Court) Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Bonds, Admin. and Executors 1-2 Oct 1900 - Apr 1958 A-3117 35mm Bonds, Admin. and Executors 3 Apr 1958 - Jul 1982 A-11,660 35mm Bonds, Admin. and Executors 1 May 1980 - May 1981 A-11,660 35mm Estates, Claims Against 1 Apr 1919 - Mar 1923 A-11,660 35mm Estates, Insolvent B Apr 1892 - Jan 1934 A-3121 35mm Letters, Administrators Nov 1891 - Apr 1965 30 35mm Letters, Administrators C Jul 1936 - Jul 1982 A-11,660 35mm Letters, Testamentary C May 1965 - Jun 1982 A-11,660 35mm Inventory H Jan 1854 - Mar 1856 33 35mm I Inventory K Jan 1859 - Dec 1863 A-3121 35mm Minutes 1-4 Sep 1982 - Apr 1995 A-11,661 16mm Settlements May 1858 - Apr 1860 33 35mm I Settlements M-N Feb 1868 - Mar 1877 11 35mm Settlements O-P Mar 1877 - Feb 1902 12 35mm Settlements Q-R Mar 1900 - Oct 1928 A-3118 35mm Settlements S-T May 1929 - Sep 1968 A-3119 35mm Settlements U, 1 Jul 1964 - Jul 1989 A-11,662 16mm Settlements, Guardian B Aug 1885 - May 1914 30 16mm Settlements, Guardian C-D Sep 1914 - Apr 1944 A-3120 35mm Wills A-B Jun 1836 - Nov 1905 34 35mm I Wills C-D Jul 1905 - Jun 1967 A-3116 35mm Wills E-F, 1-2 Jun 1967 - Dec 1993 A-11,663 16mm Fayette County (Page 7 of 22) Office: Register of Deeds Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Dec 1925 - Jul 1941 A-3122 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jul 1941 - Nov 1955 A-3123 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Sep 1955 - Jan 1967 A-11,664 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jan 1967 - Jun 1968 A-11,665 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jul 1968 - Jan 1973 A-11,666 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jan 1973 - Mar 1977 A-11,667 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Mar 1977 - Nov 1980 A-11,668 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Nov 1980 - Jul 1984 A-11,669 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Aug 1984 - May 1987 A-11,670 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jun 1987 - Oct 1989 A-11,671 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Oct 1989 - Apr 1992 A-11,672 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Apr 1992 - Dec 1993 A-11,673 35mm Gn. Index to Deeds/Trust Deeds Jan 1994 - Dec 1995 A-11,674 35mm Deeds A-D Apr 1825 - Feb 1835 37 35mm Deeds E-F Feb 1835 - Jul 1837 38 35mm Deeds G-H Jul 1837 - May 1839 39 35mm Deeds I-J Jun 1839 - Jun 1842 40 35mm Deeds K-L Jun 1842 - Oct 1845 41 35mm Deeds M-N Oct 1845 - Jan 1849 42 35mm Deeds O-P Jan 1849 - Jul 1851 43 35mm Deeds Q-R Aug 1851 - Apr 1854 44 35mm Deeds S-T Apr 1854 - Nov 1856 45 35mm Deeds U-V Nov 1856 - Dec 1860 46 35mm Deeds W-X Dec 1860 - Jan 1867 47 35mm Deeds Y-Z Jan 1867 - Jun 1869 48 35mm Deeds 1-2 Jul 1867 - May 1872 49 35mm Deeds 3-4 May 1872 - Feb 1875 50 35mm Deeds 5-6 Feb 1875 - Oct 1877 51 35mm Deeds 7-8 Oct 1877 - Feb 1880 52 35mm Deeds 9-10 Feb 1880 - Mar 1882 53 35mm Deeds 11-12 Mar 1882 - Mar 1885 54 35mm Fayette County (Page 8 of 22) Office: Register of Deeds Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Deeds 13-14 Mar 1885 - Feb 1888 55 35mm Deeds 15-16 Feb 1888 - Jul 1890 56 35mm Deeds 17-18 Jul 1890 - May 1893 57 35mm Deeds 19-20 May 1893 - Feb 1896 58 35mm Deeds 21-22 Feb 1896 - May 1898 59 35mm Deeds 23-24 May 1898 - Mar 1900 60 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 25-26 Mar 1900 - Mar 1902 A-3124 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 27-28 Mar 1902 - Aug 1904 A-3125 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 29-30 Jul 1904 - Mar 1906 A-3126 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 31-32 Mar 1906 - Feb 1908 A-3127 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 33-34 Feb 1908 - Nov 1909 A-3128 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 35-36 Nov 1909 - Feb 1911 A-3129 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 37-38 Feb 1911 - May 1912 A-3130 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 39-40 May 1912 - Nov 1913 A-3131 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 41-42 Nov 1913 - Jan 1915 A-3132 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 43-44 Jan 1915 - Mar 1916 A-3133 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 45-46 Mar 1916 - Sep 1917 A-3134 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 47-48 Sep 1917 - Dec 1918 A-3135 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 49-50 Dec 1918 - Jan 1920 A-3136 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 51-52 Oct 1919 - Jan 1921 A-3137 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 53-54 Jan 1921 - Apr 1922 A-3138 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 55-56 Apr 1922 - Jun 1923 A-3139 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 57-58 Jun 1923 - Oct 1924 A-3140 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 59-60 Oct 1924 - Dec 1925 A-3141 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 61-62 Dec 1925 - Jan 1927 A-3142 35mm Deeds and Trust Deeds 63-64 Jan 1927 - Feb 1928 A-3143 35mm Deeds and Trust
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    THE U.S. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: MONTHLY REPORT ON SELECTED ECONOMIC INDICATORS Report to the Subcommittee on Trade, Committee on Ways and Means, on Investigation No. 3 3 2-2 0 7 Under Section 3 3 2 of the Tariff Act of 1930 USITC PUBLICATION 185 3 MAY 1986 United States International Trade Commission I Washington, DC 20436 UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION COMMISSIONERS Paula Stern, Chairwoman Susan W. Llebeler, Vice Chairman . Alfred E. Eckes Seeley G. Lodwick David B. Rohr Anne E. Brunsdale This report was prepared principally by Jim McElroy and Dennis Rapkins Machinery and Transportation Equipment Branch Machinery and Equipment Division · Off ice of Industries Erland Heginbotham, Director Address all communications to . Kenneth R. Mason, Secretary to the Com.mission United States International Trade Com.mission Washington, D.C 20436 C 0 N T E N T S Tables 1. New passenger automobiles: U.S. retail sales of domestic production, production, inventory, days' supply, and employment, by specified periods , May 19 8 4-Apri 1 19 86--·· .. ···:·-·--··-.. ·--·--·-·-----··-·-·-·---------·-··-'-·-.- .. ·--··-·-·------ 1 2. New passenger a1itomobiles: U.S. imports for consumption, by principal sources and by specified periods, April 1984- Ma re h 19 8 6 ... ·--····---.......... --... ·----···--···· .. -----··-·--.. ····-·---·-···· .. ··--·····-··-··· .. ·····-···-· .. ·-·---·-·· .. ·--............ -............ -.......... --····----· .. ·· ... ____ 2 3. Lightweight automobile trucks and bodies and cab/chassis for light­ weight automobile