>From "Registers Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, apr 1824-May 1831, page 171: No 872 $1.50 150 acres do James Ludewell enters 150 acres of land in Franklin county Beginning at a stake on John Thompsons north boundary line of his 50 acre entry running north thence west thence south thence east to the beginning for complement so as to include his improvement 13th March 1826 J. Ludewell, Locator No 873 $1.00 100 acres do State of Tennessee Franklin County, John Evans enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Crow Creek lying in the Round Cove, Beginning on a Chinaupin oak on my old corner then running east a cross the cove to the ledge of the mountain then by running north and west that will include the hundred acres of land and the place I now live on to the best advantage without interfering with any other lawful claims. 18th March 1826 John Evans, Locator No 874 $1.50 150 acres do George W. Richardson and Giles Richardson enters one hundred and fifty acres of land situated and lying in the county of Franklin & State of Tennessee on head waters of Duck River-Beginning on a maple marked as a corner in presence of Daniel Harpole on the east boundary line of a fifty acre tract in the name of Thos. Hopkins running south with said lie to the south east corner of sd tract thence west with his south boundary line of sd tract twenty five poles thence south and east for compliment. March 18th 1826 G.W. Richardson & Giles Richardson Locators