1850 Limestone County, Alabama Slave Census
District No. 3 District No. 3 Athens District No. 4
| Name | No. of slaves | Name | No. of slaves |
| William D. Hayes | 9 | Thomas G. Tyus | 5 |
| James W. Ross | 2 | George J. Houston | 7 |
| John N. Malone | 7 | Milton V. Erwin | 3 |
| Madison Tompson | 5 | Archye Johnston | 4 |
| John M. Richardson | 4 | Charles Frederick | 3 |
| Richard W. Volper | 9 | Alexander L. McKinney | 5 |
| James F. Sowell | 5 | John G. Rusell | 2 |
| Chery Keyes | 1 | Daniel Coleman | 12 |
| Brice M. Townsend | 8 | James Young | 9 |
| Mary Aicken | 6 | (illegible) | 3 |
| (illegible) H. Higgins | 5 | James C. Jones | 18 |
| Rhoderic Joyner | 6 | (illegible – faded ink) | 1 |
| Samuel Eckerberger | 3 | (illegible – faded ink) | 2 |
| Matilda Gray | 2 | (illegible – faded ink) | 1 |
| Margaret W. Brickell | 4 | James B. McKinney | 1 |
| John Hamerly | 1 | (illegible) Rogers | 5 |
| Benjamin Barclay | 3 | Jonas Brittle | 2 |
| George W. Joyner | 5 | Samuel P. Crenshaw | 16 |
| (illegible) Cage | 1 | John A. Johnson | 3 |
| Ann E. Malone | 8 | John Jackson | 3 |
| Benjamin E. Hubbard | 3 | John R. Mason | 5 |
| (illegible) Morse | 5 | Richard H. Cartwright | 5 |
| David Grant | 12 | James M. Cook | 4 |
| (illegible) W. Hilliard | 7 | Henry Stanley | 4 |
| Robert L. Hendricks | 3 | Wm. Richardson | 15 |
| Holden W. Hendricks | 2 | William L. Allen | 7 |
| Agnes P. Malone | 1 | Joshua R. Coman | 7 |
| Ira E. Hobbs | 10 | George Lynes | 7 |
| Benjamin W. Macklin | 10 | Truman Bass | 18 |
| Jacob D. Armstrong | 3 | Richard H. Brown | 4 |
| Robert C. David | 9 | James L. Rainey | 1 |
| Wm. C. Rice | 1 | Robert Douell | 10 |
| Cuzzy Snead | 5 | Henry W. Clayton | 1 |
| Peterson Tanner | 3 | John w. Hunt | 1 |
| George Cook | 6 | Micah Walburn | 1 |
| (illegible) | 1 | John D. Hunt | 2 |
| Robert (illegible) | 15 | Sarah J. Lofton | 1 |
| Thomas A. Nelson | 12 | Robert J. Mindum | 7 |
| John (illegible) | 6 | John W. Hunt | 1 |
| William A. Hine | 6 |