>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 231: No 1155 $2.25 225 acres James Jakes enters two hundred and twenty five acres of land in franklin County Tenn. Beginning on a small poplar marked W.H. & G.L. which poplar stands on the county line dividing the counties of Franklin & Lincoln and immediately where the road leading from Winchester to Lynchburg (by the way of Hurricane creek crosses said line) running from thence north & east & c. for complement so as not to interfere with any prior claim of a legal kind & which was entered by William H. Harris on the 2nd day of February 1826 but was forfeited under the act of Assembly requiring copies of said entry to be delivered to the surveyer within twelve months from the time of entering May 3rd 1827. Portland I. Curle & Daniel B. Egan, Locators No 1156 $2.00 200 acres Daniel Marshall enters two hundred acres of land in Franklin County Tenn. Beginning at a black jack about 10 poles south of the 12 mile post from Winchester on the great road leading from Winchester to Nashville the said black jack marked J.N. running from thence west 100 poles west 60 poles east 160 poles south 200 poles west 60 poles to the beginning and which was entered by William J. Anderson on the 2nd day of January 1826 but was forfeited under the act of Assembly requiring copies of said entry to be delivered over to the surveyor within 12 months after entering May 3rd 1827. Portland I. Curle & Daniel B. Egan, Locators No 1159 $3.50 350 acres George D. Sherrill enters 350 acres of land in franklin County Beginning on two post oaks in the Et. boundary of said Sherrils 400 acres 60 poles north of his south Et. corner & runs north 260 poles to his north east corner & west with his north boundary 300 poles to Wt. corner then north 60 poles then east 420 poles then south 320 poles to four dog woods and Wt. 120 poles to the beginning including the sinking pond swamp & c. May 7th 1827. Geo. Gray, Locator