>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 63: No 279 $6.25 50 acres George Gray enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County & on the waters of the bark Camp fork of Duck river including an improvement made by Anderson Fitzgerald whereon John Bradshaw lately lived and now has possession of Beginning forty eight poles north of the cabin said Bradshaw lived in and runs east forty five poles thence south & west to the best advantage for complyment July 7th, 1824. Geo. Gray, Locator No 280 $9.56 1/4 76 1/2 acres LeRoy May & Christopher Bullard enters seventy six & one half acres of land in Franklin county on the waters of the Boiling Fork of Elk river Beginning on the northwest corner of David Ross's 1550 acre tract a large dead post oak on the south side of the road leading from Winchester to Jasper running with said Ross' line east 680 poles to his northeast corner then north with the line of Edward Harris 228 acre tract and west for quantity 12th July, 1824. LeRoy May. No 281 $18.75 150 acres Copd Joseph Bullard enters one hundred and fifty acres of land in Frankln County on the waters of Elk river beginning at the southwest corner of John Morris' ten acre survey running west one hundred & forty five poles thence north thence east and south to the beginning July 14th 1824. Joseph Bullard, Locator No 282 $20.00 160 acres Soloman George enters one hundred and sixty acres of land in Franklin County the consideration money being paid into the entry takes office situated on the waters of Beens Creek, Beginning on the west boundary line of the tract said George now lives on at the southeast corner of a 50 acre track granted to Abram Groves whairon John E_ndly now lives and runs south bounding on said Georges & Mr. Aructs(?) west boundary lines to a fifty acre survey in the name of Geo. Gray and Wt. with the same to William Ashberrys line and north & Wt. for complyment so as not to interfere with legal claims July 14th 1824. S. George, Locator No 283 $6.25 50 acres Jesse Sanders enters fifty acres of land in Franklin county on the waters of Big Hurricane creek a north branch of Elk river- Beginning at a beach marked with letters J.S. and runs west to widow Pratters east boundary line of her 30 acre tract then south with her line to her north east corner of sd. 30 acres and west for quantity July 15th 1824