Page 143 has been done. Contact me if you need it. Rose Page 144 No 733 $.50 50 acres Patrick Smith enters 50 acres of land in Franklin County on Spring Creek, Beginning on the north west corner of a 20 acre tract entered in the name of William Smith running north so far that a west line would strike the south east corner of a fifty acre tract made by Elizabeth Smith running with the line of the last mentioned 50 acres thence south to the beginning for complement January 14 1826 Patrick Smith, Locator No 734 $1.00 100 acres Wiley J. Hines enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the head waters of the boiling fork of Elk river in Tallys cove, beginning at the foot of Cumberland Mountain on a large hickory marked as the south east corner of a 153 acre tract of land conveyed by Samuel Tally to James Neves Decd. & running thence south & west so as to include the above quantity on the south boundary line of the aforesaid tract entered the 14th day of January 1826. Wiley J. Hines, Locator No 735 $1.00 100 acres Mason Flowers enters one hundred acres of land situated & laying in the County of Franklin & State of Tennessee on the waters of Bradleys Creek near what is called the Goose Pond. Beginning on a post oak marked as a corner in presence of Leroy S. Camden, running south 100 poles thence west for complement January 16th 1826. Mason Flowers, Locator No 736 $1.00 100 acres George Gray enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the head of Paint Rock of Tennessee River, Beginning at a poplar & sugar tree 25 poles north of the spring where James Dowmun/Dowmin(?) used to live & runs north & round with the mountain so as to include the valley of land & improvement spring & c., known as Langhams old place January 16th 1826. Geo. Gray, Locator No 737 $3.00 300 acres William Cook and George Gray enters 300 acres of land in Franklin County waters of lost creek, Beginning at the north west corner of John Browns 50 acres he occupies & runs Wt. & north to Storys or Falkenberreys line then east & south for complement so as not to interfere with claims & c., January 16th 1826. Cook & Gray, Locators