Page 134--Approximately 630 acres of John Donelson, in Jones' Bent, for
100 pounds, August 30, 1793.
Page 140--320 acres of James Robertson and Hugh Leeper, on north side of
Duck River, on Leeper's Creek, for 100 pounds currency, May 3, 1793.
Page 242--640 acres of Edward Cox of Sullivan county, in Davidson County
on east branches of Mill Creek, for 500 pounds, February 11, 1794.
Page 316--Buys as highest bidder, for eleven pounds, 640 acres on Big
Harpeth joining Governor Martin's survey, August 2, 1794. (Land
recovered at July court, 1793, by Henry Bradford against Lardner Clark.)
Page 492--5,000 acres for $400, bought of Joseph B. Neville, Sheriff of
Tennessee County, a tract of land on Reelfoot River, the property of the
heirs of Henry Boyer, which had been advertised for forty days and sold
at Clarksville to Sheriff Neville, who represented Andrew Jackson and
was the highest bidder. April 18, 1796.
Page 493--250 acres for $60 sold to Andrew Jackson by Thomas Hickman.
Located "on the south side of Tennessee River, some small distance from
where a hurricane hath crossed said river...." Recorded April 18, 1796.
Page 495--640 acres for the "sum of six pence an acre" from Reese Porter,
"in the Middle District lying on the South side of Duck River on the
waters of Lytle's Creek." April 19, 1796.
Page 495--640 acres for $700, of John Shannon, Logan County, Kentucky, "a
certain tract or parcel of land containing 640 acres ... situate and
lying in the said county of Davidson on Cumberland river on the south
side ... it being a premption grant to Lewis Robards by grant from the
State of North Carolina, bearing date of July tenth 1788." March 7,
1796. (This is the Hunter's Hill tract.)
Page 496--1,000 acres for $250, in the Western District of Tennessee, on
the waters of the north fork of Deer River, bought of William Terrell
Lewis. March 11, 1796.
Page 497--525 acres for $5.25, part of 1,280-acre tract belonging to "one
George Augustus Sugg." Sold at Sheriff's sale, December 8, 1795.