>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 207: No 1045 $.50 50 acres James Lusk enters 50 acres of land lying in Franklin County Tenness State on the head waters of Bradleys creek lying on John Lusks boundary Beginning on a chinkapin oak lettered J.L. running northwardly thirty two poles to John Brixeys south boundary thence eastwardly with sd Brixeys line so as to include fifty acres thence southwardly to John Lusks line to the beginning Novr. 29th 1826 No 1046 $0.50 50 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County James T. Harris enters fifty acres of land in said county lying on both sides of the main Rock creek Beginning 40 poles south of the north west corner and in the west boundary line of said school tract of 320 acres being the upper school tract running then west then south forming the same in an oblong upon said line of the school land including the falls on said creek December 9th 1826 J. Harris, Locator No 1047 $1.00 100 acres Larkin Hall enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Beans creek Beginning on Polly Crawfords north west corner running fifty poles south then west then north then east then south for complement so as not to interfere with no legal claim December the 12th 1826 Larkin Hall, Locator No 1048 $.50 50 acres William C. Wilkinson enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the head waters of little crow creek in the round cove beginning on a post oak east of said Wilkinsons Mill running according to the law for compliment so as to include the improvement & Mill December the 15th 1826 William Wilkinson, Locator No 1049 $0.50 50 acres George P. Anderson enters 50 acres of land in Franklin County Beginning on a beech & hickory the corner of John H., Andersons 50 acre tract and with his line eastwardly to the mountain thence southwardly with the base of the mountain to Mil____ & Akes corner thence westwardly to the mountain thence northwardly to the beginning so as to include fifty acres. December the 30th 1826