FRANKLIN COUNTY, NC - LAND, John R. Bunn to Joel Murphree, 1856
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Franklin County, NC, Real Estate Conveyance, 1848-1857 

Vol. 31,  Pg. 562 

3 Mar 1856  John R. Bunn, Franklin County, to Joel Murphree, Pike
County, Alabama, parcel of land, situate in Franklin County being 1/2
acre square around the old grave yard or burying ground so as to leave
the ground there at present in center of said 1/2 acre as nearly as may
be, the said burying ground being at the old Murphree place and where
James Murphree and wife and others are buried.  The said old tract of
land being now owned is in the possession of said John R. Bunn.
John R. Bunn 

Note: John R. Bunn was the son of Green Walker Bunn (town of Bunn, NC,
named in honor of Green Bunn).  At the division of Green's land, John
received 60 acres of land that adjoined the Tar River near Bunn.  I do
not know if that particular tract of land is the same as the one
mentioned above.