Mamie, You should use the search engine here for what we have on the Warren County TNGenWeb website: http://www.tngenweb.org/warren/ Also, Warren's records are microfilmed and available at TSLA (State Archives) in Nashville. You may order the microfilms for viewing at the LDS Family History Libraries. This is what is on microfilm. Warren's early records are limited. Chancery Court Minute Books, 1847-1990 Enrolling Dockets, Chancery Court, 1870-1903 Circuit Court Minute Books, 1842-1990 County Court Minute Books, 1848-1990 Claims Filed against Estates, 1932-1966 Administrators Letters of Testamentry, 1870-1990 Guardian and Administrator Bonds, 1870-1990 Guardian Minute Books, 1870-1893 Insolvent Estates, 1860-1990 Marriage Records, 1852-1990 Wills, Inventories, Settlements, 1827-1990 Deed Books, 1814-1990 Grant Books, 1824-1901 Plat Books, 1824-1990 Trust Deeds, 1870-1990 Tax Books, 1876-1966 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mamie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 10:31 AM Subject: [TNWARREN] researcher : Is there anyone in Warren County that one could get, to check into very : early records like 1820's--records such as tax books, or circuit court : records? I can't pay out large sums to *professional* researchers. : I am stuck on my PAYNE family. : Mamie :

Thanks Fred! I know it is aggravating, but ordering microfilm is difficult for me because I never know when someone has time to take me to the library. I do miss the years when I could pack a cooler, go jump in the car and go, where and when I needed to. Thanks for the search feature, hopefully it will turn up something new for me! I know my John Payne was there before 1828, according to deed records. I have wondered how much earlier than 1828 he could be found from the tax lists. Thanks for trying to help! I really do appreciate it! Mamie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fred Smoot" <[email protected]> Mamie, You should use the search engine here for what we have on the Warren County TNGenWeb website: http://www.tngenweb.org/warren/ Also, Warren's records are microfilmed and available at TSLA (State Archives) in Nashville. You may order the microfilms for viewing at the LDS Family History Libraries. This is what is on microfilm. Warren's early records are limited. Chancery Court Minute Books, 1847-1990 Enrolling Dockets, Chancery Court, 1870-1903 Circuit Court Minute Books, 1842-1990 County Court Minute Books, 1848-1990 Claims Filed against Estates, 1932-1966 Administrators Letters of Testamentry, 1870-1990 Guardian and Administrator Bonds, 1870-1990 Guardian Minute Books, 1870-1893 Insolvent Estates, 1860-1990 Marriage Records, 1852-1990 Wills, Inventories, Settlements, 1827-1990 Deed Books, 1814-1990 Grant Books, 1824-1901 Plat Books, 1824-1990 Trust Deeds, 1870-1990 Tax Books, 1876-1966