>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 228: No 1145 $1.00 100 acres Portland I. Curle & Daniel B. Egan enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin county lying on Crow Creek Beginning on George Andersons line on a walnut & hickory then running north 40 poles to a beech then east 30 poles to include Hendricks mill seat & which was entered by Joseph Fams on the 7th of January 1826 but was forfeited by the act of Assembly requiring copies to be delivered to the surveyor withing twelve months from the time of entry May 3rd 1827. Portland I. Curle & Daneil B. Egan, Locators No 1146 $2.00 200 acres Portland I. Curle and Daniel B. Egan enters 200 acres of land in Franklin County on both sides of Turkey creek an east branch of Big Hurricane creek Beginning on a whit oak branded with the letters J.L. standing on the east side of Turkey creek about two hundred and fifty yards of said creek running thence north thence west thence south & formed on a oblong upon the first line north including the place where Joseph Smith lives formerly which was entered by the said Joseph Smith January 12th 1826 but forfeited by the act of Assembly requiring copies to be delivered to the surveyor within twelve months from the time of entry May 3rd 1827. Portland I. Curle & Daniel B. Egan, Locators No 1147 $1.00 100 acres Portland I. Curle and Daniel B. Egan enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County lying on both sides of Turkey creek an east branch of big Hurricane creek beginning on a small & three beech pointers it being the beginning corner of Robert Atkins one hundred and twenty five acre entry running then south then west & c. forming the same in an oblong upon the first line south including a plantation which is known by the name of Cunninghams place and which was entered by Joseph Smith 12th of January 1826 but forfeited by the act of Assembly requiring copies to be delivered to the surveyor within twelve months from the time of entering May 3rd 1827 Portland I. Curle and Daniel B. Egan, Locators