22 February 1811: Daniel Williams to Nehemiah Scott, 307 acres of land on Yellow Creek
18 March 1817: Joseph Williams to Nehemiah Scott, 312 acres of land on Yellow Creek
9 December 1825: Nehemiah Scott to John Smith, sold 3 slaves, a woman named Cherry and her two sons Jackson and Madison[2]
3 August 1832: Nehemiah Scott to John T. Patterson, sold a slave girl named Anna who is nearly 10 years old[3]
21 May 1833: Nehemiah Scott Security for Daniel Williams
11 November 1833: Nehemiah Scott Deed of Gift to William Scott, gave him 312 acres of land, 15 slaves all named with ages, all of his hogs, cattle, 7 horses, crops and personal property in the house[4]
20 December 1833: Nehemiah Scott to William Norsworthy, 50 acres of land
23 December 1834: Nehemiah Scott & William Scott to Henry A.C. Napier, 309 acres on Yellow Creek
9 May 1837: Henry B.H. Williams Gift of Slave Boy to Children of Nehemiah & Sarah N. Scott, a slave boy named Elbert 10 years old, named Nehemiah Scott's children the gift goes to as Mary Catherine Scott, Arimenter C. Scott, Esther James Scott, Daniel Nehemiah Scott
↑ Dickson County Register of Deeds. Dickson County, Tennessee Deed Book D, Page 340
↑ Dickson County, Tennessee Deed, Book E, Page 180, August 3, 1832
↑ Dickson County, Tennessee Deed Book E, Page 279-280, Microfilm Reel #A-12,659. 11 November 1833
1850 United States Federal Census. Year: 1850; Census Place: Precinct 6, Lamar, Texas; Roll: 912; Page: 293b
1860 United States Federal Census. Year: 1860; Census Place: Precinct 8, Lamar, Texas; Page: 157; Family History Library Film: 805299
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