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Sullivan County SULLIVAN COUNTY TENNESSEE CONSOLIDATED LISTING OF MICROFILMED SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORDS CONSISTING OF ROLLS 1 thru 64 and ROLLS A-4375 thru A-4758 and ROLLS B-359 thru B-424 Note: I - available through Interlibrary Loan G – GSU/TSLA Cooperative Project PRESERVATION SERVICES TENNESSEE STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES 403 SEVENTH AVENUE NORTH NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37243-0312 August 2009 SULLIVAN COUNTY CHANCERY COURT 1 Enrollments . .1 Minutes . .1 CIRCUIT COURT 2-3 Enrollments. .2 Minutes,.Index . 2 Minutes. 2 Minutes, Civil . .2 Minutes, Criminal .. .. 2-3 COUNTY CLERK 4-6 Enrollments. 4 Administrators Bonds.& Letters . 4 Executors Bonds & Letters. 4 Guardian Bonds & Letters. .4 Estates, Insolvent . .4 Inventories . .4 Marriages . .4 Minutes, Index. 5 Minutes. .. 5 Physician’s Register . 5 Settlements of Estates . 6 Road Books . 6 Vital Statistics. .6 Wills. 6 REGISTER OF DEEDS 7-23 General Index to Deeds. .7 Deeds. .7-9, 14-18 Deed, Index. .. .9-10 Deeds & Trust Deeds . 10-14 Land Entries . .18 Land Surveys. .18 Military Discharges. 18 Miscellaneous Records. .18-19 Trust Deeds. .19-23 SCHOOL BOARD 24 Minutes. 24 TRUSTEE 25 Tax Books. 25 MUNICIPAL RECORDS 26-30 Bristol, City of Minutes/Register of Deeds. 26-30 Kingsport, City of Minutes/Ordinances/Tax Books . .31 LOOSE RECORDS PROJECT (GSU) 32-34 County Clerk Marriage Index. 32 County Clerk Marriage Bonds/ Miscellaneous . 32-34 Sullivan County (Page 1 of 34) Office: Chancery Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Enrollments 1 Jul 1858 - May 1860 1 35mm Enrollments 2 May 1861 - Nov 1867 1 35mm Minutes 1 Jan 1872 - May 1874 A-4380 35mm Minutes 2 Sep 1874 - Aug 1883 A-4380 35mm Minutes A May 1852 - Nov 1865 2 35mm Minutes B May 1866 - May 1871 2 35mm Minutes C Nov 1871 - May 1875 3 35mm Minutes D Nov 1875 - Jun 1878 3 35mm Minutes E Dec 1878 - Jul 1881 4 35mm Minutes F Dec 1881 - Dec 1885 4 35mm Minutes G-H Dec 1885 - Jul 1894 5 35mm Minutes I Dec 1894 - Jan 1902 6 35mm Minutes J-K Jun 1902 - Sep 1915 A-4375 35mm Minutes L-M Nov 1915 - May 1924 A-4376 35mm Minutes N-O Jun 1924 - Oct 1935 A-4377 35mm Minutes P-Q Oct 1935 - Mar 1950 A-4378 35mm Minutes R Mar 1950 - May 1957 A-4379 35mm Sullivan County (Page 2 of 34) Office: Circuit Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Enrollments Nov 1871 - Jul 1874 7 35mm Minutes, Index (Direct/Indirect) Mar 1873 - Sep 1910 7 35mm Minutes Mar 1879 - Apr 1887 7 35mm Minutes Dec 1884 - Aug 1890 7 35mm Minutes Aug 1887 - Dec 1893 8 35mm Minutes Nov 1890 - Mar 1895 8 35mm Minutes Jul 1895 - Nov 1901 9 35mm Minutes Mar 1894 - Jan 1909 9 35mm Minutes, Civil May 1908 - May 1922 A-4381 35mm Minutes, Civil H Sep 1922 - May 1934 A-4381 35mm Minutes, Civil J May 1924 - May 1927 A-4382 35mm Minutes, Civil 5 Sep 1934 - May 1946 A-4382 35mm Minutes, Civil 6 Sep 1946 - Jul 1956 A-4383 35mm Minutes, Criminal Mar 1902 - Jan 1911 A-4384 35mm Minutes, Criminal May 1911 - May 1916 A-4384 35mm Minutes, Criminal Sep 1916 - May 1920 A-4385 35mm Minutes, Criminal Sep 1920 - Feb 1924 A-4385 35mm Minutes, Criminal I Apr 1925 - Jul 1926 A-4386 35mm Minutes, Criminal K Sep 1927 - Sep 1928 A-4386 35mm Minutes, Criminal L Jun 1929 - Jun 1930 A-4387 35mm Minutes, Criminal M May 1930 - May 1931 A-4387 35mm Minutes, Criminal N Sep 1931 - Jan 1933 A-4388 35mm Minutes, Criminal O May 1933 - Sep 1934 A-4388 35mm Minutes, Criminal P Jan 1935 - Jan 1936 A-4389 35mm Minutes, Criminal Q May 1936 - May 1937 A-4389 35mm Minutes, Criminal R Sep 1937 - Oct 1938 A-4390 35mm Minutes, Criminal S Jan 1939 - Sep 1939 A-4390 35mm Minutes, Criminal T Jan 1940 - Jan 1942 A-4391 35mm Minutes, Criminal U May 1942 - Jun 1945 A-4391 35mm Minutes, Criminal V Sep 1945 - May 1947 A-4392 35mm Sullivan County (Page 3 of 34) Office: Circuit Court Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes, Criminal W Sep 1947 - Jan 1949 A-4392 35mm Minutes, Criminal X May 1949 - Oct 1950 A-4393 35mm Minutes, Criminal Y Jan 1951 - Nov 1952 A-4393 35mm Sullivan County (Page 4 of 34) Office: County Clerk Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Enrollments Sep 1874 - Nov 1874 10 35mm Administrators Bonds & Letters 1 Mar 1875 - Jul 1904 11 35mm Administrators Bonds & Letters 2-3 Aug 1904 - Sep 1932 A-4429 35mm Administrators Bonds & Letters 4 Nov 1932 - Jul 1943 A-4429 35mm Administrators Bonds & Letters 5 Aug 1943 - Aug 1950 A-4430 35mm Administrators Bonds & Letters 6 Jul 1950 - Feb 1957 A-4430 35mm Executors Bonds & Letters 1 Jun 1875 - May 1829 10 35mm Executors Bonds & Letters 2-3 Aug 1829 - Nov 1955 A-4431 35mm Guardian Bonds & Letters 1 Oct 1882 - Sep 1907 10 35mm Guardian Bonds & Letters 2-4 Jan 1908 - Jun 1953 A-4432 35mm Estate, Insolvent Feb 1881 - Oct 1942 10 35mm Inventories 1 Apr 1864 - Jan 1877 22 35mm Inventories 2 Nov 1877 - Apr 1888 22 35mm Inventories 3-4 Apr 1888 - Nov 1907 23 35mm Inventories 5 Jan 1903 - Dec 1922 A-4433 35mm Inventories 6 Feb 1923 - Mar 1955 A-4433 35mm Marriages 1-3 1863 - 1893 11 35mm Marriages 1-3 Mar 1880 - Jun 1899 12 35mm Marriages 1-3 1899 - 1915 13 35mm Marriages 4 Jan 1894 - Dec 1903 A-4412 35mm Marriages 4-5 Jan 1916 - Aug 1922 A-4412 35mm Marriages 6-9 Oct 1922 - Dec 1933 A-4413 35mm Marriages 10-12 Jan 1934 - Dec 1945 A-4414 35mm Marriages 13 May 1946 - Jun 1949 A-4414 35mm Marriages 14 Jul 1949 - Jul 1953 A-4415 35mm Marriages 4 Jul 1899 - Aug 1907 A-4415 35mm Marriages 6 May 1915 - Dec 1919 A-4415 35mm Marriages 7-8 Dec 1919 - May 1926 A-4416 35mm Marriages 9-10 May 1926 - Oct 1931 A-4417 35mm Marriages 11-12 Oct 1931 - Jul 1938 A-4418 35mm Sullivan County (Page 5 of 34) Office: County Clerk Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Minutes, Index (Direct/Indirect) A-N - 21 35mm Minutes A May 1861 - Feb 1868 13 35mm Minutes B-C Mar 1868 - Dec 1873 14 35mm Minutes D-E Jan 1874 - Sep 1878 15 35mm Minutes F-G Oct 1878 - Aug 1883 16 35mm Minutes H-I Sep 1883 - Sep 1888 17 35mm Minutes J-K Oct 1888 - Feb 1893 18 35mm Minutes L-M Mar 1893 - Jan 1897 19 35mm Minutes N-O Feb 1897 - Sep 1900 20 35mm Minutes P-Q Oct 1900 - Feb 1904 A-4394 35mm Minutes R-S Feb 1904 - Jan 1908 A-4395 35mm Minutes T-U Feb 1908 - Apr 1912 A-4396 35mm Minutes V-W Apr 1912 - Apr 1915 A-4397 35mm Minutes X-Y Apr 1915 - Jan 1918 A-4398 35mm Minutes Z-A1 Jan 1918 - Jan 1921 A-4399 35mm Minutes B1 Jan 1921 - Apr 1922 A-4400 35mm Minutes C1 Apr 1921 - May 1923 A-4400 35mm Minutes D1-E1 May 1923 - Jul 1926 A-4401 35mm Minutes F1-G1 Jul 1925 - Oct 1927 A-4402 35mm Minutes H1-I1 Oct 1927 - Nov 1929 A-4403 35mm Minutes J1-K1 Nov 1929 - Apr 1932 A-4404 35mm Minutes L1-M1 Apr 1932 - May 1934 A-4405 35mm Minutes N1-O1 May 1934 - Jan 1937 A-4406 35mm Minutes P1-Q1 Feb 1937 - Apr 1940 A-4407 35mm Minutes R1-S1 Apr 1940 - Jul 1943 A-4408 35mm Minutes T1 Jul 1943 - Apr 1945 A-4409 35mm Minutes U1 Dec 1944 - Aug 1949 A-4409 35mm Minutes V1-W1 Apr 1945 - Jul 1948 A-4410 35mm Minutes X1-Y1 Jul 1948 - Jul 1951 A-4411 35mm Physician's Register Apr 1889 - Oct 1971 21 35mm Sullivan County (Page 6 of 34) Office: County Clerk Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes Road Books Jul 1883 - Mar 1891 21 35mm Settlements of Estates 2 Jan 1878 - Sep 1883 24 35mm Settlements of Estates 3 Mar 1884 - Dec 1888 24 35mm Settlements of Estates 4 Jun 1889 - Aug 1894 25 35mm Settlements of Estates 5 May 1894 - Feb 1898 25 35mm Settlements of Estates 6 Feb 1898 - Mar 1901 26 35mm Settlements of Estates 7-8 Mar 1901 - Nov 1910 A-4419 35mm Settlements of Estates 9 Dec 1910 - Apr 1915 A-4420 35mm Settlements of Estates 10 Apr 1912 - Dec 1918 A-4420 35mm Settlements of Estates 11-12 Aug 1916 - Sep 1927 A-4421 35mm Settlements of Estates 13 Oct 1927 - Jan 1931 A-4422 35mm Settlements of Estates 14 Sep 1930 - Jul 1933 A-4422 35mm Settlements of Estates 15 Sep 1933 - Feb 1937 A-4423 35mm Settlements of Estates 16 Mar 1934 - Aug 1940 A-4423 35mm Settlements of Estates 17 Aug 1940 - Aug 1944 A-4424 35mm Settlements of Estates 18 Jul 1944 - Dec 1947 A-4424 35mm Settlements of Estates 19 Dec 1947 - Feb 1950 A-4425 35mm Settlements of Estates 20 Jan 1950 - Jun 1952 A-4425 35mm Vital Statistics, Births Apr 1881 - Jun 1882 26 35mm Vital Stat., Births (not indexed) 1908 - 1912 26 35mm Vital Statistics, Deaths May 1881 - Sep 1894 26 35mm Wills 1 Aug 1838 - Apr 1898 27 35mm I Wills 2 Feb 1894 - Mar 1915 27 35mm I Wills 3-4 Jul 1914 - Jun 1937 A-4426 35mm Wills 5-6 Jul 1937 - Mar 1953 A-4427 35mm Sullivan County (Page 7 of 34) Office: Register of Deeds Type of Record Vol Dates Roll Format Notes General Index to Deeds A-E 1781 - 1930 28 35mm I General Index to Deeds F-Mc 1781 - 1930 29 35mm I General Index to Deeds M-S 1781 - 1930 30 35mm I General Index to Deeds T-Z 1781 - 1930 31 35mm I Deeds 1 May 1775 - Nov 1789 31 35mm Deeds 2 1788 - 1796 31 35mm Deeds 3-5 1795.
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