>From "Register's Office, Land Entry Books" Vol 1, Apr 1824-May 1831, page 199: No 1008 $3.00 300 acres Benjamin Talife___ enters three hundred acres of land in Franklin County on top of Cumberland Mountain & on the south side of the turn pike road that leads from Winchester to Georgia & on the head water of Crow Creek beginning on a poplar marked as a corner & the letter T. thence running north thence west thence south & east to the beginning for complement so as not to interfere with any legal claim 2 Octr. 1826 No 1009 $1.00 100 acres Jesse Sanders & Randel Sanders enters one hundred acres of land on the waters of big Hurricane creek in Franklin County Beginning on Jesse Sanders south west corner of his one hundred and twenty acre tract then running west to a fifty acre tract entered in Jesse Sanders name then north with said line to the corner then west with said line thence north and east for complement 3rd Octo. 1826 No 1010 $1.00 100 acres David Lowry enters one hundred acres of land situated and lying in Franklin County and State of Tennessee on the waters of Duck river Beginning on a hickory and pest/post oak marked D.L. in presence of John Lowry running west & north for complement Oct. 4th, 1826 David Lowry, Locator No 1011 $0.8 1/2 8 1/2 acres James Hill enters 8 1/2 acres of land in franklin County and State of Tennessee Beginning at a sugar tree standing on a bank of Crow creek and marked as a corner and near an island in the creek running west up the creek to the mountain and round the mountain south for complement 6th day of Oct. 1826 No 1012 $0.50 50 acres State of Tennessee Franklin County William Wallace enters fifty acres of land lying in said county Beginning on a cucumber and beech marked as Hillsman Kings north east corner of his fifty acre tract of land then running eastwardly with the mountain so as to conclude the house and spring where William Ward now lives & southwardly and westwardly along the side of the mountain to Hillsman Kings south east line then with said line to the beginning for complement 7 Oct. 1826