>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Book" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 105: No 491 $6.25 50 acres Samuel Majors enters fifty acres of land lying in the county of Franklin on the east fork of Rock creek emp_ining in said Rock Creek between Daniel Muses's and George Swinks(?) Beginning on the north east corner of a survey in the name of George Swink Running north to William Faris south boundary line, thence west so as to include fifty acre, this 28th Nov 1825 Samuel Majors, Locator No 492 $6.25 50 acres Johnathan Douthet enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the north side of Elk river on the head waters of Lost Creek. Beginning at a black oak marked S.W. and J.D. standing 40 yards north from an old school house where Josiah Barker kept school and about 250 yards north east from a spring, running west then south, thence east then north for compliment in an oblong north and south to include the improvement by Josiah Barker on Lost creek Nov 28th 1825 Johnathan Douthet, Locator No 493 $6.25 50 acres Reentered on account of interference of No 257 James Campbell enters 50 acres of land in Franklin County on a south branch of Elk river. Beginning at the north east corner of the School land that adjoins a 5000 acre tract formerly belonging to Thomas Dillon running north with the west boundary of sd 5000 acres so far that a west course will run withing Wards line with said line west & south to the school for quantity Nov 30th 1825 LeRoy May, Locator No 494 $6.25 50 acres Daniel Hill enters fifty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Elk river Beginning at a hickory the second corner called for in a grant No 9172 issued to Daniel Hill for 21 acres thence with the line of said grant thence north 39 degrees east forty eight poles to a white oak, thence south 67 degrees east 44 poles to a sugartree thence north twelve and one half degrees east 18 poles to a hickory thence north sixty six degrees east 40 poles to a dogwood thence north fifty six poles to a spanish oak thence west forty poles to a dog wood in said Hill line of his 210 acres thence north east south &c for quantity 1 Dec 1825 Daniel Hill, Locator No 495 $22.60 50 acres John West enters one hundred & eighty acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Little Crow Creek on Cumberland Mountain, Beginning on a white oak & red oak marked W.M. runntin thence northwardly thence westwardly thence southwardly & to the beginning for complement. Dec 5th 1825 John West, Locator No 496 $12.50 100 acres John West enters one hundred acres of land in Franklin County on the waters of Big Crow creek Beginning 80 poles from the north east corner of my 180 acre entry on little Crow creek and in the north boundary line of the same, running thence west thence south & to the beginning for complement Dec 5th 1825 John West, Locator No 497 $3.12 1/2 25 acres John West enters twenty five acres of land in Franklin County in the Sinking Cove on the waters of Little Crow Creek Beginning at the north west corner of a fifty acre entry made in my name in the Entry takers office of Marion County running westwardly, thence southwardly thence eastwardly, and to the beginning for complement. Dec 5 1825 John West, Locator