No 449 $6.25 50 acres Amos Horton enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County, on the waters of Beans creek a south branch of Elk river beginning at an ash stump standing in Nathaniel Davis south boundary line of a 640 acre survey, the north west corner of a hundred acre tract that said A. Horton purchased of Lewis Clark, & runs west with Davis line thirty eight poles thence south thirty d. east with the base of Cumberland Mountain thirty poles thence south west the cliff of rocks twenty one degrees east, one hundred and twelve poles to a large poplar in the land of hollow thence eastwardly for complement thence north 89 west to the south east corner of the one hundred acre tract, and with the same west, and north 23 west to the beginning so as not to interfere with other prior legal claims 21st May 1825. Amos Horton, Locator No 450 $7.50 60 acres William Wilson enters sixty acres in Franklin County lying on the lying on the dreans(?) of old town creek a south branch of Elk river beginning at a north east corner of a five acre survey made in said Wilsons and running west to a ten acre survey, thence leading on the east, north and west limb of said ten acres to the north line at a seventy eight acre survey, west with the same to the corner thence south and west to John Frames fifty acre entry north with the same to line on John H. Morris south boundary including the land between the same and siad Wilsons north boundary May 23rd 1825. No 451 $6.50 52 acres Jacob Reynolds enters fifty two acres of land in Franklin county on little Hurricane beginning on a poplar and Beech standing on the hill south of said Reynolds home and runs west passing the north east corner of said Reynolds 10 acres 25/28(?) poles & at ___ west in all 80 poles to a black walnuts in the east boundary line of John Poes entry and north with the same 23 poles to his north east corner and west with his north ____ 14 poles & north & east for complement. May 27, 1825. Geo. Gray, Locator No 452 $6.25 50 acres Edwin L. Bickley enters 50 acres of land in Franklin county, by paying the entry taker money, to the office beginning at a g___ buckeye on Cumberland mountain on the east side of a large rock running thence east crossing a path leading up the mountain ___ Hugh C. Larsons, on the east thence west thence north thence east to the beginning so as not to interfere with other claims, 7th June 1825. Tho. L. Gray, Locator