>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 84: No 377 $10.00 80 acres Isaac Estill Senr. enters eighty acres of land in Franklin county on Darters creek a south branch of Elk river- Beginning at a poplar corner to John Taylors fifty acre survey & now granted to Isaac Estill it being the north ease corner of sd. survey, thence running west to a double white oak now cut down, being the north west corner of sd. survey thence south to the south west corner of sd. survey thence west one hundred and twenty poles to a stake , thence north to a black gum in a field the south east corner of Jacob Grayes 22 acre survey and continuing the same course until it comes in a range with the south boundary line of a ten acre tract granted to John Saylors and now deeded to Isaac Estill Senr. thence running east with said line until I fall in my occupant line continuing east direction for complement Nov 4th 1824. Isaac Estill Senr. No 378 $8.75 70 acres Isaac Estill Senr. enters seventy acres of land in Franklin county on the waters of Darters and Joiners creek south branches of Elk river Beginning at the north east corner of his occupant entry and running the whole length of the east boundary line and extending east for complement so as to include the seventy acres in a oblong form north to south. Nov 4th 1824. Isaac Estill Senr. No 379 $6.25 50 acres John Turner enters fifty acres of land on one of the head branches of Turkey creek near to the big rock rouse on Cumberland Mountain which is one of the head waters of Paint rock- Beginning at a popler marked J.T. near to the head of said branch and runs southeast crossing the path that leads to the mouth of Turkey creek and runs south so as to take in the head of poplar hollow and round crossing the rich ridge and branch for complement Nov 6th 1824 No 380 $6.25 50 acres Edward Stephens enters fifty acres of land in Franklin county in consideration of paying six dollars and twenty five cents into the entry takers office of sd. county- Beginning on the southwest corner of a forty seven acre tract of land granted to Thomas J. Foster and running north 80 poles then west 100 poles then south and east for complement Nov. 8th 1824. Edward Stephens No 381 $6.25 50 acres Harrel Wiggins enters fifty acres of land in Franklin county, on the waters of barren fork of Duck river by paying six dollars and twenty five cents into the entry takers office- Beginning near the south west corner of an entry in the name of Benjamin Rodgers on a black oak, running north with sd. Rodgers and one hundred poles thence west to Wiggins line thence south to his corner thence west with sd. line thence south and east for complement. November 9th 1824.