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