>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 15: No 57 62 1/2 cents 5 acres June 20 or 26, 1824 Hugh Kelsee enters 5 acres of land in Franklin County Trussellys Cove on Trussellys Creek the waters of Elk River. Beginning on a beech marked I.K. it being a beginning corner tree of an eleven acre tract that Jacob Ford has now in possession and running south with his east boundary line to a stake in the rocks near the foot of the mountain, thence eastward with the meanders of the mountain so as to include the house and improvements. June 24th, 1824. Hugh Kelsee, Locator No 56 (Note: misnumbered, must be 58) 62 1/2 cents 5 acres June 26,, 1824 Hugh Kelse enters five acres of land in Franklin County, in Trussells Cove on Trussells creek the waters of Elk river. Beginning on a maple tree marked I.K. and running south twenty poles to a stake in the rocks nar the foot of the mountain, thence eastward with the meancers of the mountain for complement so as to include mill house and seat(?) and the Still House. June 24th 1824. Hugh Kelse, Locator No 59 $6.25 50 acres June 29, 1824 George A. Brock enters a prefference of fifty acres of land situated and lying in County of Franklin, and State of Tennessee, on the head waters of Beans Creek Beginning on a poplar, the northeast corner of a sixty acre tract which he now lives on, running south of east boundary line said tract to the southeast corner of sd. tract thence west to the south boundary line of said tract to the northeast corner of a seventy two acre tract now belongs to Elizabeth Gilliam, thence south thence east to the foot of Cumberland mountain then meandering with basis of the mountain for complement. June 24th 1824 George A. Brock No 60 $2.12 1/2 17 acres June 26, 1824 Daniel Morris enters a prefference of seventeen acres of land, situated and lying in the county of Franklin & state of Tennessee, on the waters of Beans Creek. Beginning on a white oak the northeast corner of a hundred & forty three acre tract that he now lives on running south with the east boundary line of said tract thence east to the foot of Cumberland mountain, thence north meandering with the basis of the mountain for complement. June 24th 1824. Daniel Morris, Locator