>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 37: No 156 $18.75 150 acres copd. Hundley Wiggins enters one hundred and fifty acres of land in Franklin County, the compensation money being paid into the Entry Takers Office. Beginning at a black oak on the north boundary of thirty acre tract of land owned by sd Wiggins running north to Adams line thence with Adams line thence with Davidsons line to his southwest corner a double spanish oak, thence north with said line thence west thence north thence to the beginning July 5th 1824 Hundley Wiggins, Locator No 157 $6.25 50 acres copd. Harrel Wiggins enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County by paying six dollars & twenty five cents into the Entry takers office. Beginning sixty poles west from Pierce Butlers southeast corner of his five thousand acre tract on a black oak running with said Butlers south boundary line east passing his corner eighty poles, thence south, thence west thence north to the beginning, so as to include fifty acres. Harrel Wiggins, Locator No 158 $18.75 150 acres John C. Pryor enters one hundred & fifty acres of land in Franklin County, on the waters of Bradleys creek by paying the sume of $18.75 to the Entry Takers Office- Beginning on Thomas Cates/Gates northeast corner, thence north one hundred & Eighty poles thence west, thence south thence east so as to include one hundred and fifty acres- July 5th 1824. J.C. Pryor, Locator No 159 $40.00 320 acres Mathew L. Dixon enters three hundred and twenty acres of land in Franklin County on the north side of Elk River- Beginning 40 poles north from the northeast corner of David Nichols ninety acres survey running west three hundred and twenty poles crossing the stage road between the ten & Eleven mile posts, thence south to Elias Smith preference entry of one hundred and fifty two acres thence east with his line to the corner thence south and east to David Nichols west boundary line and north to the beginning. July 5th 1824. J.C. Pryor, Locator