No 315 $6.25 50 acres John Larkin enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County in consideration of six dollars and twenty five cents paid into the entry takers office of said county on the south side of Beans creek under the foot of Cumberland mountain- Beginning on Jos. Beans south boundary line beginning on a hickory marked L. running west 95 poles to a stake thence south & east meandering the mountain to the beginning Aug. 16th 1824. No 316 $28.12 1/2 225 acres Stephen Clark James Deary Andrew Cannon enters two hundred and twenty five acres of land situated and lying in the County of Franklin and state of Tennessee on the waters of Duck river- Beginning on a black oak, marked as a corner in presence of Josiah Clark, running west & south for complement including a part of the big Prarie lying on the main road leading from the stone fort to pond springs. 16th Aug. 1824. No 317 $12.50 100 acres Jesse Evans enters one hundred acres of land lying in Franklin County on the waters of Duck river for the sum of $12.50. Beginning on Joel Taylors northeast corner of his fifty acre tract running north one hundred and twenty six poles thence west south & east for complement Aug. 16th 1824. Jesse Evans No 318 $6.25 50 acres Andrew Cannon enters fifty acres of land situated and lying in the County of Franklin & State of Tennessee on the waters of Bradleys creek Beginning on a post oak the beginning corner of the said Andrew Cannon occupant entry running north to Giles Richardsons line thence west for complement. Aug 16th 1824. No 319 $20.00 160 acres Joseph Bullard enters one hundred and sixty acres of land in franklin County on the head of the eddy branch and adjoining the two hundred acre tract granted to James Lewis & W.S. Gray on the south and west- Beginning at a black the field at present in the possession of Alexr. Berryhill Lewis & Grays southwest corner and runs east with their line 100 poles to John Matthews line and with the same south to John Dansons/Densons corner of his occupant entry for 100 acres and with his line west crossing the road leading from Winchester to Faris's ware house in all 180 poles, thence north for complement including the plantation where Alexr. Berryhill now lives. Aug. 17th 1824. Jos. Bullard, Locator