Page 133 has been done. If you need it, contact me Rose Page 134 No 673 $2.00 200 acres George W. Hively enters two hundred acres of land situated and lying in the County of Franklin & State of Tennessee on the waters of Elk river. Beginning on a read oak marked as a corner the presence of John H. Clarks running north oblong thence west for fomplement. January 9 1826. G.W. Hively, Locator No 674 $1.00 100 acres William Childress enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County & State of Tennessee on the waters of Lost creek a north branch of Elk river Beginning on his north west corner thence south to his south west corner thence east to Rice Simpsons corner so as to obb. the said tract east & west including his occupancy & c. January 9 1826 No 675 $1.00 100 acres James L. Bryant enters one hundred acres of land situated & laying in Franklin County & State of Tennessee on the head waters of Bradleys creek. Beginning on a post oak marked as a corner in presence of Thomas Brixey running north & east for complement January 9 1826. James L. Bryant, Locator No 676 $.30 30 acres Richard H. Wallace enters thirty acres of land situated and lying in the County of Franklin State of Tennessee. On the head waters of Bradleys creek, Beginning on a hickory marked as a corner in the presence of Andrew Cannon & Stephen Clark running due north to Clarks line thence west with said line for complement January 1826. Richard H. Wallace, Locator No 677 $3.20 320 acres Henry M. Rutledge & Peter Wills eners three hundred and twenty acres of land on Cumberland Mountain. Beginning on the west side of said mountain. On two whit oaks, & a hickory then running east two hundred poles thence north, thence west thence to the beginning an oblong tract Provd. by David Weeks January 9, 1826. No 678 $1.00 100 acres William Marsee/Marse -enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the top of Cumberland Mountain near the narrows, nearly opposite the Sinking Cove. Beginning near the narrows on a red oak, running from thence south thence east thence north thence west to the beginning for complement so as not to interfere with any prior legal claim 9th January 1826. William Marace, Locator

No 663 $3.00 300 acres Abner Lasater enters three hundred acres of land on the waters of Rock creek in Franklin County. Beginning on a forked black gum the north west corner of a 20 acre survey in the name of said Lasater, running east seventy three poles to a read oak the north west corner of said survey thence north 20 poles with the line of a 10 acre survey in the name of said Lasater then west 40 poles thence south 40 poles to the north boundary line of a 42 acre survey in the name of said Lasater thence west to the north west corner of the same thence south 30 poles thence west 36 poles thence north to the line of a survey in the name of Wm. Lasater and with the same to a survey made in the name of Hezekiah Lasater Senor. thence east with said line passing the corner and with the line of a thirty acre survey in the name of said Ebner (yes, this is the way it's written) Lasater, to the south east corner of the same thence north 96 poles thence east to a survey made in the name of Kersee thence south so as not to interfere with prior entries so far as by running west to the east boundary line of said first mentioned, 20 acre survey will make the quantity called for the 9th January 1826. No 644 $1.00 100 acres William S. Riddle enters 100 acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Big Hurricane, branch of and waters of Loss creek both waters of Elk river beginning on a small dogwood near a spring that James Byron formerly occupied the dogwood is marked with W.S. R. running south oblong thence east thence north including James Byrons and John Childresses old improvements January 9 1826. No 665 $3.00 300 acres John Armstrong Junior enters three hundred acres of land on Cumberland Mountain beginning at chesnut oak and black gum on the bluff south east of the narrows of the iron ore bank running from thence west thence south thence west and north for complement, so as not to interfere with any prior legal claims January 9 1826. John Armstrong Jr. , Locator No 666 $1.00 100 acres Sherrod Williams enters one hundred acres of land on Cumberland Mountain. Beginning on a double white oak 18 or 20 poles down John Reynolds spring branch thence running east ___ poles thence ___poles north thence west ___ poles thence south ___ poles thence east to the beginning so as not to interfere with any prior or legal claim. January 1826.

Pages 129 and 130 have already been done. If you need them, contact me. Rose Page 131 No 658 $1.75 175 acres Louis N.(?) Brown enters one hundred and seventy five acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Brunderlows creek Beginning on the north east corner of John Armstrongs 50 acre tract running 170 poles north thence west for complement thence south thence east to the beginning January 9, 1826. No 659 $2.00 200 acres Uriah Sherrill enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County the waters of Duck river Beginning on Isaac Streets south east corner of a 48 acre tract of land running west with the said Streets line and lines to Mayhalls line or corner that intersects with Streets line thence south thence east thence south thence east thence north thence west thence south to the beginning so as not to interfere with any prior claim. January 9, 1826. No 660 $1.00 100 acres Aren McClure enters 100 acres of land in Franklin County near the mouth of Beans creek to adjoin Kings 50 acres of Sylers fifty acres on the Wt. beginning on the north west corner of Hacketts 10 acres & running Et. with the same to the sd. Kins or Sylers fifty acres & north with the same & Wt. for complement including the vacant land between the same and Elk river 9 January 1826. A. McClure, Locator No 661 $1.50 150 acres Sarah R. King enters one hundred and fifty acres of land in Franklin County situated about one half mile north east from the north of Beans creek south side of Eld river and north side Beginning 40 poles north of the north east corner of an entry in the name of Miller King and Amazan King running south restricted by lines to the south east corner thence north and west for complement this the 9th of January 1826. No 662 $1.25 125 acres Solomon Joiner enters one hundred and twenty five acres of land on Nocholson creek a south branch of Elk river. Beginning at a white oak north west corner of a 24(?) acre tract in his name, thence west to Mury's line of 180 acres and thence with his line to his S. E. corner and thence west with the said land to John Freims land and with said line south to intercede with said Joiners line so as to include the vacant land in sd. boundary Franklin County West Tennessee January 9, 1826.

No 639 $1.00 100 acres William Sharp enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Spring Creek of Elk river Beginning on the west side of the road leading from Winchester to the Stone Fort marked J.M./W.(?) the beginning of William P. Andersons two hundred acre tract, running west 50 poles south 160 poles east 100 poles north 160 poles & west 50 poles to the beginning Jany 6th 1826 No 640 $2.00 200 acres Isham Harris enters two hundred acres in Franklin County lying on Blue creek a west branch of the Main Rock creek, beginning on a white oak marked as a corner standing on the east side of said creek about 80 poles below where the Shelbyville Road crosses the creek and about 30 poles from said Harris Distilling place running then south 180 poles then east 180 poles then north 180 poles & c Jany 6th 1826 Isham Harris, Locator No 641 $2.00 200 acres Richard Sharp enters two hundred acres in Frankin County on the waters of Duck river Beginning on the south west corner Hunley Wiggins 640 acre entry running west and thence north thence east and south for complement so as not to interfere with any prior claims January 6th 1826 No 642 $1.00 100 acres Isham Harris enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County lying on the waters of Blue creek a branch of Rock creek of Elk river Beginning in John P. Wiggins north boundary line of his three hundred & sixty acre tract and at Wm. Lasaters corner in said line and runs then north then west for compliment Jany 6th 1826 Isham Harris, Locator No 643 $2.00 200 acres William Pride enters two hundres acres of land in Franklin County on the top of the Cumberland Mountain waters of Crow creek, Beginning at a maple running from thence east thence north thence west & south to the beginning for complement so as not to interfere with other legal claims. January 7th 1826. William Pride, Locator No 644 $2.00 200 acres McGee Harris enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County Beginning at the south west corner of an entry of 30 acres made in the name of John Morriss Running north wit his line thence west & south for complement so as not to interfere with other prior legal claims Jany 7th 1826 McGee Harris, Locator No 645 $2.00 200 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County On the north side of Elk River on the waters of Little Hurricane Sollamon Banks enters two hundred acres of land beginning on a chestnut tree marked with W.M. and running with Bairds line north and then east and then south and thence to the beginning corner Jany 7th 1826

Page 126 has been done, write me if you need it Rose Page 127 No No 632 $.50 50 acres State of Tennessee, Franklin County. George Tipps to one entry of land, Beginning on a spanish oak his own corner on the south east side of his land Running east thence north thence west thence south for complement containing fifty acres of land Jany 6th 1826 No 633 $.25 25 acres Moses Franklin Jr enters 25 acres of land in Franklin County on Elk river Beginning at a sweet gum near the corner of a 12 acre tract of land belonging to the estate of Moses Franklin decd running thence west with the north boundary line of the 12 acre tract then north to Elk river, then down sd river to a tract of land enterd in the name of John Coffeton south to the beginning so as to include 25 acres January 6th 1826 No 634 $.50 50 acres Henry Cook Jr enters fifty acres of land lying in Franklin on the south side of Rock Creek a north branch of elk river Beginning on a forked white oak standing on the south side of said Rock creek running thence west obed thence south so as to include 50 acres January 6th 1826 No 635 $6.40 640 acres Jessee Sharp enters six hundred and forty acres of land in franklin County on the waters of Elk River, Beginning on a black oak marked J.S. 40 poles east of the road running from Winchester to the Stone Fort on Hunly Wiggins south boundary line of his 640 acre tract running west with his south boundary line passing his south west corner then south and east for complement Oblong east and west so as to not to interfere with any prior claims January 6th 1826. No 636 $6.40 640 acres James Sharp enters 600 acres and forty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Elk river on the south east corner of Jessee Sharps 640 acre tract on the east corner of the road leading from Winchester to the Stone Fort running east south & west for complement so as not to interfere with any prior entreees January 6th 1826 No 637 $6.40 640 acres 6 Jny 1826 James Sharp Junr enters six hundred & forty acres of land in Franklin County on the road leading from Winchester to the Stone Fort on James Sharps south boundary line of 640 acre tract running east south & west for compliment so as not to inter fere with any prior claims. No 638 $1.00 100 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County Sterling Hightower enters in the Entry takers office of the county aforesaid one hundred acres of land Beginning on a chestnut north east of a road leading from Winchester to Shelbyville crossing Elk river at Manns ford and on the Douthets old line Running east along the said line to the corner thence north along Douthets line thence east thence south thence west crossing the aforesaid road thence to the beginning lying on the water of the Big Hurricane creek....oblonged east and west January 6th 1826

No 619 $ 590 The rest is completely unreadable No 620 $1.00 100 acres ___ paid by Geo Forman George Foreman locates one hundred acres of land in Franklin County and on the waters of Lost Creek a north branch of Elk River Beginning on a ellem (elm?) the south east corner of a ten acre tract belonging to William Sanders running south and east with the meanders of said Formans line thence south then west then north and east to the beginning this 5th of January 1826 No 621 $.30 30 acres Abram Vanzant Jr enters thirty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Beans creek. Beginning on Peyton Strawns N E corner of his 128 acre tract of land and running west to Edward Strawns line of his 100 acre tract of land and with the same north and east for complement Jany 5 1826 No 622 $.25 25 acres Thomas Nichols enters 25 acres of land on Crow Creek Beginning on a beech and dogwood 40 poles from William Acks north corner thence with the said Akes line to Andersons and McKesacks east corner, thence with McKessecks and Andersons line to Thomas Andersons line thence 30 poles to the mountain thence to the beginning Jany 5 1826 Thomas Nichols, Locator No 623 $2.00 200 acres Thomas Jackson enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County Beginning on the south east corner on the lower school tract running thence east thence north thence west thence south obd. east and west compliment Jany 5 1826 Thomas Jackson, Locator No 624 $.50 50 acres Rice Simpson enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Lees creek north branch of Elk River Beginning on a black walnut on Evin Douthit line marked R S in presence of George Forman and William D. Simpson running north thence west thence east thence south then west to the beginning 5 Jany 1826 No 625 $1.00 100 acres Levy York enters one hundred acres of land lying in Franklin County on the east side of Rock creek a north branch of Elk river Beginning on the south east corner of a 20 acre survey in the name of said York running thence east thence north Obed. so as to include one hundred acres this Jany 5 1826

<land in Franklin County on Larkins' fork of Paint Rock> i thought larkin's fork and paint rock were in jackson county, alabama - just south of franklin county, tennessee. anyone know if they were in both? from kathy

I am looking for any information on the family of David BAKER such as his parents and/or siblings. David BAKER, b. TN, and Rose Ann AWALT, b. TN, were married March 2, 1854 in Franklin Co., TN. They had at least one child, Eliza Ann Baker Stovall, b. IN. I have more information on the AWALT and STOVALL families on my web site. I hope to get some information on my BAKERs to add to my site also. Thanks in advance for your help. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Laurel L. Crook http://www.fhu.edu/~lcrook =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

No 613 $1.00 100 acres John Cook enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County near the head of Rock creek Beginning on a red oak the south east corner of a thirty acre survey in his own name, Running south thence west and round for complement so as not to interfere with older good vallid and well authenticated claims. Jany 5th 1826 John Cook, Locator No 614 $.75 75 acres Isack Hodges enters seventy five acres of land in Franklin County on Bruberloes creek Beginning at the north east corner of a 80 acre tract of land granted to John Sturdivant Running south to the north boundary line of Elias Smith preference entry thence east to the west boundary line of 320 acre tract entered in the name of M.L. Dixon thence north to the north east corner of said tract thence east to William Armstrongs 50 acres thence north & west to the beginning, so as to include the plantation where Isaac Hodges now lives for complement Jany 5th 1826 Isack Hodges, Locator No 615 $1.00 100 acres Richard Sanders enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Crumptons creek Beginning on Pierce Butlers south east corner of his 5000 acre tract running east 20 poles to Harrel Wiggins north east corner of a 50 acre tract thence south with Wiggins's line to one other tract of siad Wiggings thence east to Benjamin Rogers west boundary line thence north with Roggers line to his north west corner thence east thence north thence west & south to the beginning January 5th 1826 No 616 $.50 50 acres Joshua Church enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County Tenn Beginning on a north west corner of entry in the name of Thomas Wakefield on the north side of Elk river about one quarter of a mile above the south of Farisses creek running east with the said line and thence north and west for complement so as to include 50 acres this 5th of Jany 1826 No 617 $1.00 100 acres John Gunn enters one hundred acres of land on Rock creek Beginning on a whtie oak sd Gunns south east corner near the Bottle Spring running south to Andrew Woods north bourndary line thence east and round for complement so as not to interfere with older claims Jany 5 1826 John Gunn, Locator No 618 $.75 75 acres Benjamin Walker enters 25 (yes, this is what it says) acres of land Rush creek waters of Crow creek beginning on a cucumber tree near the narrows, running east 20 poles more or less to a stak thence south east so as to include the improvements on which I live thence west 20 poles more or less thence north to the beginning Jany 5 1826 Benjamin Walker, Locator

I apologize for imposing, but I am interested in getting a copy of a deed, or at the least confirming what the deed says. >From my personal notes of a trip to the FC courthouse, I understand there there are seven unmarked graves on a plat of land near the Coffee county border in District 8, Franklin County, near Woods Reservoir and Bradley Creek. My notes indicate this information is located in Deed Book 34, page 72, date of deed Jany 9th, 1911. Believe the land was owned by Mr. John Duncan, then owned by the Elliott family out at Duncantown for many years, and is now owned by a descendant of the Elliotts, Mr. Ray Weaver. This is not urgent, and I ask for folks not to make a special trip out of the way. I believe that 3 of the 7 graves on that land are of my civilian ancestors executed by federal troops on January 11th, 1865. According to Civil War Provost Marshall Records recently discovered at the Nat'l Archives by members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans in Tullahoma, Yankee scouts based at Tullahoma riding under the flag of Co. A, 42nd Missouri Infty, US Vols, captured and shot William J. Saunders (1818-1865) Thomas G. Sanders (1814-1865) and Leroy Moore (1810-1865). These three non-combatant men were suspected of aiding Confederate guerrillas under by Col Jourdan Hays and John W. Purdom. Thank you for taking time to read this query! Respectfully, Keith W. Fletcher Belleville, IL

Hi folks, It has been suggested asking y'all to put in a special prayer for all those folks in Florida. It is so sad what that state is going through. I know folks are going there to help out from all over the country. Let us pray that the rain will be sufficient to put out the fires and the people can get on with their lives. LOL, Judy

No 605 $1.25 125 acres Jesse Sanders enters 125 acres of land in Franklin County near the head of Big Hurricane creek Beginning on the south east corner of Howards ten acre tract, running thence south thence west thence north & east for complement so as to include the quantity Jany 3 1826 No 606 $1.50 150 acres Adam Counts enters 125 acres (yes, this is what it says) of land in Franklin County on Indian Creek, Beginning at the south Wt corner of Benjamin Lucases survey & runs west oblong & north for complement 3 January 1826. A. Counts, Locator No 607 $1.00 100 acres Thomas Gorley enters one hundred acres of land lying in the county of Franklin and state of Tennessee and about two miles from John Renolds, (S W course) Beginning on a chestnut saplinh blazed with a knife, Running thence west with a bluff of rocks to the bend of the same and thirty rods beyond the same so as to strike the said bluff again thence with the same to the beginning, so as to include one hundred acres of land including Ralphs improvement 4 January 1826 Thomas Gorley, Locator No 608 $1.00 100 acres William Fariss enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the east fork of Rock Creek and Beginning 40 poles north of the north east corner of a 15 acre tract of land where said Faris now lives and running south and west for complement in an oblong north and south Jany 4th 1826 No 609 $.50 50 acres Daniel Muse enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County Beginning on the north east corner of the tract of land that said Muse now lives on and running north and west for complement Jany 4th 1826 No 610 $.50 50 acres Josiah Muse enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County Beginning on the south east corner of the tract of land that George S_ink now lives on and running north and east for complement in an oblong north and south Jany 4 1826 No 611 $1.50 150 acres Washington Walsh enters one hundred and fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the head of Truky creek beginning on a white oak running, north thence west and bound for complement so as not to interfere old good valed and well authenticated claims Jany 5 1826 Washington Walsh, Locator No 612 $.62 62 acres Christopher Cook enters 62 acres of land in Franklin County on the head waters of Turky creek Beginning on a white oak running north thence east and round for complement so as not to interfere with oulder good vallid and well authenticated claims January 5 1826 Chrishopher Cook, Locator

No 599 $6.00 60 acres (yes, this is what it says) Harmon Riddle six hundred acres of land lying in Franklin County on the waters of Andersons branch, Beginning on a black hum and hickory they being the north east corner of a tract of land granted to Abner Rawson and now owned by me thence north to the school land tract on big Hurricane thence west with the same thence south so as to include the vacant land between a 50 acre tract I now own and Daniel Weavers and thence east to Blake Baggets south west corner so as to in clude the vacant land around the same Jany 3 1826 Harmon Riddle, Locator No 600 $.50 50 acres William Osbourn enters fifty acres of land on the Fall Lick branch Beginning on my south on a dogwood running north with the other line thence east thence south thence west to the beginning 3 January 1826 William Osbourn, Locator No 601 $2.00 200 acres William Wilson enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the south branch of Elk river Beginning on a east boundary line of Solomon Joiner at the nearest part of said line to said Joiners Mill Dam running east and north including lands adjoining and Robert Frame Jany 3 1826 No 602 $.25 25 acres Dary Crownover enters 25 acres land in Franklin County & State of Tennessee on Crosses Creek and waters of Crow Creek Beginning on a line on the south boundary line of a 50 acre tract entered in the name of Thomas Hopkins whereon Jacob Tanner now lives running east with said line thence north thence east, thence south, thence west, thence to the beginning for complement 3rd Jany 1826 No 603 $1.25 125 acres John Weaver enters one hundred and twenty five acres land in Franklin County on Turkey Creek waters of Big Hurricane creek Beginning at the north west corner of his 30 acres survey running west 80 poles thence south till it into sects Mrs. Adams' north boundary line, thence east with her north boundary a line passing her north west corner and east for complement Jany 3 1826 No 604 $1.25 125 acres Jessee Sanders enters 125 acres of land in Franklin County on Turkey Creek head waters of Big Hurricane Beginning at John Weavers north east corner of his 30 acre tract running thence west thence north & thence east to the beginning for complement Jany 3 1826

No 592 $.50 50 acres John Sturdivant enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County adjoining the east boundary line of John T. Winford fifty acre preference Beginning at the south east corner running north one hundred and fourteen poles thence east for complement Jany 2 1826 John Sturdivant, Locator No 593 $1.25 125 acres John Fraims enters one huncred and twenty five acres of land in Franklin County Beginning at the north east corner of fifty acres enterd in the name of William Killpatrick, running north to the south boundary line of Thomas Maurys survey thence east for complement January 2 1826 John Fraim, Locator No 594 $6.40 640 acres Benjamin Deckard enters six hundred and forty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Crumptons creek of Duck river Beginning at a black oak marked J.S. and marked as a corner tree said to be the corner of a tract of land Joel Crain sold to Hundly Wiggins, Running north so as not to interfere with Benjamin Wilkersons entry thence east thence south so as not to interfere with any legal claims for complement Jany 3 1826 John Sturdivant, Locator No 595 $2.00 200 acres John Morris enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the south side of Elk river Beginning at 20 poles south of Nathan Davis's south east corner. Running east thence north thence west thence south to the beginning so as to include two hundred acres 3rd day January 1826 John Morriss, Locator No 596 $.50 50 acres Samuel Winfored enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County adjoining the north boundary line of a fifty acre tract that said Winford now lives on. Beginning at the north east corner Running north and west for complement Jany 3rd 1826 Samuel Winford, Locator No 597 $.25 25 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County. Entered by Labourn Wilbanks twenty five acres of land on the waters of Big Hurricane Beginning on Harmon Riddles north west corner thence north thence east thence west thence to the beginning for complement including my improvements Jany 3 1826. Labourn Wilbanks, Locator No 598 $.30 30 acres William Collins enters thirty acres of land in Franklin County waters of Comptons creek Beginning on a forked white oak his property or his south west corner of a tract of land enterd by James Mitchell & purchased from Thomas Westall running fifteen poles and thence north thence running down the creek until it meets with Benjamin Rogers line thence up the creek for complement Jany 3 1826

No 586 $1.00 100 acres Adam Sherril enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County on the waters of Duck river, Beginning on the north east corner of William Collins 40 acre tract running thence east thence south thence west and north so as to include 100 acres done in presence of Harel Wiggins January 2 1826 Adam Sherrill, Locator No 587 $1.00 100 acres John Brixey enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County on the head waters of Duck River Beginning on a white oak marked as a corner in the presence of Henry Hunt and Thomas Brixey running thence west thence south for complement so as to include one hundred acres Jany 2, 1826 John Brixey, Locator No 588 $1.00 100 acres West Tennessee, Franklin County John Mitchell enters one hundred acres of land in said county joining the land whereon he now lives enterd and surveyed for Malochiah Simpson on Coffees creek of Elk river on the west and north running for complement & c Beginning at the north w corner running (?) then w then No then E So & W to the beginning Jany 2, 1826 No 589 $1.00 100 acres James M. Mitchell enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County adjoining the lands where the said Mitchell now lives beginning on the ___ west corner thence running east with the line of the same thence north thene west & south for complement Jany 2, 1826 No 590 $1.00 100 acres Richard Sharp enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County Beginning at a post oak marked R.S. standing about fifty poles southeastwardly from the Sinking Pond running south thence west oblong for complement. Jany 2 1826. Richard Sharp, Locator No 591 $1.50 150 acres John Sturdivant enters one hundred & fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the west boundary line of his land he lives on Beginning at a black oak marked A. running west and north so as to include the plantation where Abel Hodges formerly lived Jany 2 1826 John Sturdivant, Locator

No 579 $1.00 100 acres Austin F. Hubbard enters one hundred acres of land on Rock Creek in Franklin County in the State of Tennessee, adjoining the lands purchased by said Austin F. from Benjamin & Wm. Majors by deed hearing date 28 Nov 1825, for fifty nine and a half acres, registered this day in the Registers office of Franklin County said Entry beginning on the east bank of Rock creek at two white oaks in the section line & in the north boundary line of Thomas Keesee's(?) occupant claim of 300 acres thence north 94 poles with a line of said tract 59-1/2 acres to a forked white oak and black oak in the west side of a ridge, thence west two poles with the line of said tract to a red oak another corner of said tract thence north 50 poles to two post oaks another corner of said tract thence east, south & west to the beginning so as to include the complement of 100 acres 2d January 1826. Austin F. Hubbard, Locator No 580 $1.00 100 acres Benjamin Hasty enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County State of Tennessee on Big Hurricane creek beginning on the east side of Hurricane creek on a chesnut running north then west and thence south and east for complement oblong north and south January 2 1826. No 581 $1.00 100 acres George Rowland enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County beginning at the north east corner of his three hundred & twenty acre tract, running north to a 200 acre tract located by John Sturdivant for the use of William Carroll thence west and south for complement so as not to interfere with any legal claims Jany 2d 1826. George Rowland, Locator No 582 $.11 11 acres Abraham Shook enters eleven acres of land on the head waters of dry creek the boiling fork of Elk river, Beginning at a hickory in the western boundary line of the school land tract 50/80(?) poles north of Abraham Shooks north east corner of a 50 acre tract running from said corner west thence with the meanders of the spur of the mountain with Benjamin Wears line to the beginning corner Jany 2 1826. No 583 $1.00 100 acres William Sturman enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County on the head waters of Duck river, beginning on a north east corner of a hundred acre tract of land entered by Thomas Hopkins beginning on a black oak and post oak running south thirty poles thence east for complement Jany 2 1826. William Sturnam, Locator (Both names are as written) No 584 $1.00 100 acres James Kuykendall enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County on the head waters of Duck River. Beginning on a balck oak, running thence east marked as a corner in the presence of William Sturman thence south thence west for complement so as to include one hundred acres Jany 2 1826. James Kuykendall, Locator No 585 $.50 50 acres James Moore enters fifty acres of land situated in Franklin County on the head waters of Bradleys creek. Beginning on a poplar on William Andersons north boundary line of a fifty acre tract marked as a corner in presence of John Kuykendall running thence north thence west thence south for complement so as to include fifty Jany 2 1826. James Moore, Locator

No 573 $.25 25 acres Geo Gray enters twenty five acres of land on Paint rock above his place. Beginning on the north boundary of the old tract & runs round with the mountain so as to include the big spring in the Horse Cove 2nd Jany. 1826. Geo. Gray, Locator No 574 $.25 25 acres Joshua Hickman enters 25 acres of land in Franklin County on Larkins' fork of Paint Rock, Beginning where the northern boundary line of a 1060 acre tract to Hohn Haywood crosses the dry branch that empties into said Hickmans spring Branch and runs eastwardly with said Haywoods line to the mountain & round with the same for complement 2nd Jany. 1826. J. Mickman, Locator No 575 $.50 50 acres James Hogan enters 50 acres of land in Franklin County Tennessee State on Cumberland mountain on the head waters of Bradleys creek adjoining Samuel Johnsons 100 acre tract Beginning at his north east corner on a spanish oak marked with S.J. and J.H. thence running north 10 poles to a stake thence runing east 100 poles to a stake on the bluff of the mountain thence south 80 poles to a stake thence west 100 poles to a stake thence north 70 poles to the beginning January 2, 1826. No 576 $1.00 100 acres Alexander Smith enters one hundred acres of land lying in the county of Franklin on the waters of Crumptons creek beginnoing a north east corner of a survey made by Hunley Wiggins beginning on a black oak running north to Mitchells line thence west thence south so far that a line east to strike said Wiggins south east corner so as to include the hundred acres Jany 2, 1826. Alex. Smith, Locator No 577 $0.02 2 acres Jacob Mickler enters two acres of land in Franklin County beginning at the north west corner of a five acre entry in the name of Edmond Hodges and sold to said Mickler, running north thence east thence south so as to include a samll improvement made by Edmond Hodges the same being bounded by a line all around Jany 2, 1826. Jacob Mickler, Locator No 578 $1.00 100 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County. Nathaniel Bostick enters one hundred acres of land beginning on a white oak on the east bank of Rock creek it being the north west corner of the tract of land that said Bostik now lives on and running north sixty poles thence east and south for complement in an oblong north and south January 2nd, 1826.

No 565 $.50 50 acres Located by Gabriel Tucker fifty acres of land situated in Franklin County on the fall line branch of big Hurricane creek north waters of Elk River. Beginning on a white oak standing on the east side of said fall lick branch running thence south thence west thence north thence east to the beginning for complement being Obbed(?) south Jany 2, 1826. No 566 $.50 50 acres A location made in the State of Tennessee Franklin on the north side of Elk river beginning on a beach tree on the north of Gary A. Watts twenty acre tract line- runing east an west the location beginning so above named the said tree branded with J.A. running north thence west thence south thence east to the beginning so long again as wide the breadth runing east an west Jany 2, 1826. Jacob A. Watts, Locator No 567 $1.00 100 acres Patrick Smith enters one hundred acres land in Franklin County & State of Tennessee on the west side of Spring creek & waters of Elk River, begining on the west boundary line of a one hundred acre tract of land entered by William Cross whereon William Smith formerly lived, begining at a forked white oak on said line, runing west thence north thence east thence to the beginning for complement Jany 2, 1826. No 568 $.50 50 acres John Turner enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the saw mill of Brumbalees creek, Beginning at the beginning corner of his fifty acre survey runing south forty poles thence east so far that a line north will run with William Mayhalls west boundary line for complement Jany 2, 1826. John Turner, Locator No 569 $1.00 100 acres John Hodge enters one hundred acres of land in the County of Franklin & State of Tennessee on the east fork of Taylors Creeks and waters of Elk river Beginning on a black oak marked J.H., runing thence north to Murry Embrys line, thence east, thence south to John Marches line and Guerrants line, so as to include all the vacant land 2 Jany 1826. No 570 $1.00 100 acres Richard Darnum enters 100 acres of land in Franklin County on the long hollow of little Hurricane above John Poes- Beginning near the falls of said branch & runs south & west for complement 2nd Jany 1826. R. Darnum, Locator No 571 $6.40 640 acres Reuben P. Pryor enters 640 acres of land in Franklin County on the head waters of Turkeys Creek a south branch of Elk River Beginning at the south east corner of a 50 acre survey in the name of Richard Martin & runs south & west with the same thence south & east and north for complement so as not to interfere with any body 2 January 1826. Geo. Gray, Locator No 572 $3.20 320 acres Geo. Gray and Thos. L. Gray enters 320 acres of land in Franklin County north side of Elk river, beginning on the north boundary of Edward Harris 640 acres at the south east corner of Harmon Riddle sixty acre & runs east with Harris' line to To_is Balls 100 acres & with his line north & east, thence north & west for complement so as to interfere with no claims 2nd January 1826. Geo. & T.L. Gray

No 559 $3.20 320 acres Peter Willis enters 320 acres of land situated in the second district in Franklin County and on the head waters of Bradleys creek of Elk river, Beginning at the north west corner of a 5000 acre survey in the name of Thomas Dillon runing thence wouth along the south boundary line of the same to D. Nicholds N. east corner thence his N.B. line west to his N. Wt. corner, thence to bind on Rutledges 100 acre survey & east to Sarah Rutledge's west boundary line and with the same south to the beginning to include the above quantity. Jany 2 1826. Peter Willis, Locator No 560 $3.00 300 acres Located by William Shasteen three hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County and on the rocky branch of Turkey Creek, west branches of Elk river, beginning on a white oak lettered W.S. in the presence of Jessy Shasteen thence runing north thence east thence south thence west to the beginning for being oblied east and west January 2, 1826 No 561 $.50 50 acres Jacob Mickler enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on Rowlands creek, beginning corner of a six acre tract entered in the name of William Stamps and sold to said Mickler Running east forty poles thence south to Joseph Stamps's line thence west for complement. 2 Jany 1826. Jacob Mickler, Locator No 562 $.50 50 acres Jacob Mickler enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County beginning at the north east corner of two hundred acres located by John Sturdivant for the use William Carrol that runs through said Micklers twelve acres, running east forty poles thence north and west for complement so as not to interfere with any legal claims January 2, 1826. Jacob Mickler, Locator No 563 $1.00 100 acres Harrel Wiggins enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on Cromptons Creek beginning fifty poles west from his north west corner of a 50 acre entry of said Wiggins runing south to the bluff of said creek thence up Comptons creek to the north boundary line of the Mill tract nown by Tullurs Mill thence east with said mill tract interfearing with no legal or prior claims thence north & west to the beginning Jany 2, 1826. Harrel Wiggins, Locator No 564 $1.00 100 acres John Staples enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County State of Tennessee on the waters of Beans creek beginning at John B. Farmers north west corner of 200 acre tract of land runing thence west to Edward Strawms 100 acre tract thence north & east for complement. January 2, 1826.

No 534 $1.00 100 acres Jeduthan Poe enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the Fall lick branch of big Hurricane creek a north branch of Elk river Beginning at said Poes north west corner of a fifty acre survey and runs north thence west thence south thence east to the beginning so as not to interfere with other pryor legal claims January 2, 1826. Jeduthan Poe, Locator No 535 $.30 30 acres Edmond Strawm enters 30 acres of land in Franklin county on the waters of Beans creek. Beginning at Paton Strawns south west corner of his 128 acres & runs east to Vanznats line and with the same south & round for complement 2 January 1826. E. Strawn, Locator No 536 $5.64 564 acres Edmond Strawn enters 564 acres of land in Frankin county on the Caney Hollow of Beans creek of Elk river Beginning forty poles east of the big spring in the Cain hollow and runs west and north oblong for complement so as not to interfere with existing claims 2nd January 1826. Edmond Strawn, Locator No 537 $6.40 640 acres Hunly Wiggins enters six hundred and forty acres of land in Franklin county on the waters of Comptons creek of Duck river beginning at a small post oak the north west corner of a five acre tract entered in the name of Crain. Running west thence south thence east for complement so as not to interfere with any prior or legal claims January 2, 1826. Hunly Wiggins No 538 $.50 50 acres David Osborn enters fifty acres of land by virtue of the statute of 1825 situated in Franklin County State of Tennessee on the waters of Fall lick branch of big Hurricane creek north branches of Elk river, bounded as follows (viz) beginning on a dogwood marked D.A. standing on the west side of said fall lick branch running north thence west so as to ebb said tract north and south and so on for complement Jany 2, 1826. No 539 $.50 50 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County. Entered by David Osborn fifty acres of land situated lying being the falling branch of big Hurricane beginning on a walnut tree an old corner of a seventeen acre survey running north to William Osborns entry and thence west to his corner thence north oblong thence west, thence south thence east to the beginning for complement. January 2nd, 1826. David Osborn, Locator