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