Mansion, a museum-house property in neighboring Jefferson County.

McRae reported the records complete from the organization of the county, but "for want of adequate vault space the records are only in a fair state of preservation. Over 170 million criminal records, the largest and most complete. It includes accounts, tax receipts, and samples of Confederate money.

Rowland said the county records were complete but kept in a frame courthouse. Included are church membership lists and minutes of the board, Sunday School and quarterly conferences. My Desmond Walls Allen cousin, Willa Dean Spath is the Circuit Clerk in Lee County and has been for a very long time and she's doing a wonderful job of managing the records.

Mansion, a museum-house property in neighboring Jefferson County. The collection includes charts, census records, pension records and data on family lines. Rootsweb a by county breakdown of each with digitized Censuses, Wills and Marriage Records. Records of Long Fork Missionary Baptist Church, containing minutes of meetings; lists of members and officers; and financial reports. Purdy reported the records complete except for a few tax books which were torn and faded. Shinn reported the records complete and in "a fairly good state of preservation.

Several tax books, one marriage record, and one or more court records are missing. Taylor reported all the records destroyed through Mar. Cooper pronounced the records complete since the formation of the county and kept in fire-proof vaults. Photographs of street cars used by Memphis Street Railway Company, some dated and described. Sevier reported the records complete, in good condition, and kept in fire-proof vaults. Hammock reported the records complete and kept in a fire-proof vault. Campbell reported the records complete from the formation of the county.

Genealogical data on the Morrison, Hardin, and related families of Wayne County. Records of First Presbyterian Church in Clifton, containing minutes of meetings; lists of communicants; letters of transfer; financial reports; and baptisms. Records of the county ranger of Jackson County, whose job it was to keep track of stray cows, hogs and other livestock. Brown reported the records complete and well-preserved. HalliBurton declared the records of Arkansas County "rich and well-preserved. This collection records the minutes of church meetings from 1814 to 1874, church membership lists from 1827 to 1868 and the principles and beliefs. It is light and bright with lots of windows for the cool breezes that flow through this high, mountain elevation. Addition to the Rock Creek Bible Society records Mf. Harrell reported "no misfortune has ever befallen the records.