Lenoir County, North Carolina, Tax Records
1917
Manuscript Collection #1107- Creator(s)
- Physical description
- 0.7 Cubic Feet
- Preferred Citation
- Lenoir County, North Carolina, Tax Records (#1107), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
- Repository
- ECU Manuscript Collection
- Access
- No restrictions
One bound ledger volume including records (1917) of taxes paid in Lenoir County, North Carolina. Records are categorized by township, race, name of taxpayer & category of tax.
Biographical/historical information
Lenoir County, formerly the southern portion of Dobbs County, was established in 1791. The county was named after William Lenoir, an American Revolutionary War officer who was serving as the Speaker of the North Carolina Senate at the time of the county's establishment. Lenoir County is situated on the Neuse River and its county seat is the city of Kinston.
Scope and arrangement
This collection consists of one bound ledger containing records of taxes paid in Lenoir County, North Carolina in 1917. The records are categorized primarily by township and race, and further separated into taxpayer and category of tax.
Administrative information
Custodial History
Source of acquisition
Gift of Martha G. Elmore
Processing information
Encoded by Lindsay Flood, April 4, 2008
Copyright notice
Literary rights to specific documents are retained by the authors or their descendants in accordance with U.S. copyright law.