>From "Registers Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1 Apr 1824-May 1831, page 208: No 1050 $0.50 50 acres George P. Anderson enters 50 acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Crow Creek in the lost cove beginning on a walnut and beech near the sink of the water running twenty poles to Douglass line & northwardly with said line to a stake thence westwardly then southwardly thence eastwardly to the beginning so as to include a sugar camp known by the name of William Richardsons so as to include fifty acres December 20th 1826 Geo. P. Anderson Locator No 1051 $0.25 25 acres Solomon Ward enters 25 acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Elk river Beginning on a stake about ten poles south of the south west corner of a ten acre tract in the name of said Ward running north to William Rawlins line then west with that line south and east for complement so as to include 25 acres December th 23rd 1826. Solomon Ward, Locator No 1052 $1.00 100 acres Newton Murray & David Hickerson enters 100 acres of land in Franklin County Beginning on a large white oak marked as a corner near the falls on the barren fork of Duck river on or near the line of a 500 acre survey running west to David Hickersons line then north then east & round for complement so as not to interfere with lawful claims January the 1st 1827 S. Murray, Locator No 1053 $1.25 125 acres Allen Yowell enters one hundred & twenty five acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of the bark camp fork of Duck river Beginning at a large red oak marked as a corner with the letter A by William Bradshaw in the presence of Jordan Anderson and Hardin Taylor on the (25th or 28th) day of December 1826 running thence sough to the north boundary line of the tract whereon Allan Yowell now lives thence west with said line to the north west corner of the same thence south to the south west corner of said tract thence west thence north thence east to the beginning January the 1st 1827