>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 154: No 789 $1.00 100 acres William Mayhall enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County lying on both sides of Brumberloos creek Beginning at a ash marked as a corner tree, Running north 150/180(?) poles thence east crossing the above named creek for complement including the plantation where on he now lives January 30th 1826. William Mayhall, Locator No 790 $1.00 100 acres Christopher Bullard and Graham Roberts enters one hundred acres of land lying in Franklin county on the west fork of Crow Creek, Beginning at a stake on the side of the mountain Running north to Bledsoes line, thence with his line Stubblefields line and Matthews's line and the south boundary line of the State of Tennessee and the mountain to the best advantage and according to law for complement so as not to interfere with any other previous legal claims Jany. 30, 1826. Graham Roberts, Locator No 791 $1.00 100 acres Christopher Bullard and Graham Roberts enters one hundred acres of land lying in Franklin County in the Sinking Cove waters of Crow Creek, Beginning at a stake on the side of the mountain-Running south to Elliotts line thence with that line and the mountain to the best advantage and according to law for complement so as not to interfere with any other previous legal claim January 30th, 1826. Graham Roberts, Locator No 792 $1.00 100 acres Christopher Bullard and Graham Roberts enters one hundred acres of land lying in Franklin County in the Sinking Cove waters of Crow Creek, Beginning at a stake on the side of the mountain running north to Elliotts line with that line and the mountain to the best advantage and according to law, so as not to interfere with any other previous legal claims January 30, 1826 Graham Roberts, Locator No 793 $1.00 100 acres David Faullenburg enters one hundred acres of land situated in Franklin County on the waters of lost creek on the north side of said creek, Beginning on the north & south line of an 182 acre tract granted to Philips & Campbell 40 poles north of the sourth corner of said tract thence north thence east thence south for complement so as to make an oblong January 30th, 1826. David Faulkenburg, Locator