BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Thomas Crosslin Land Survey Entries
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TSLA, Record Group 50, Roll 11, Records of the Second Surveyor District,
"Book 35", Entry Book B 1809-1811

Entry Number 1345
Thomas Crosslin assignee of Samuel Hughes by virtue of land Warrant Number
3175 enters twenty acres leaving a balance of 230 acres not satisfied in
the County of Bedford. Beginning on a Buckeye and Sugar tree marked SH and
in the fork of a branch of Noah's Creek of Duck river called the horse
branch running East ten poles to a stake thence oblong North and West for
Complement
April 3, 1809
Thomas Crosslin 

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TSLA, Record Group 50, Roll 33, Records of the Second Surveyor District,
Series III Plats and Surveys, Book 28

Survey Number 2884, Returned 10 November 1811
State of Tennessee, Second District} By virtue of Entry Number 1345 dated
the 3rd of April 1809 founded on warrant Number 3175 for 640 acres issued
to the heirs of Jeremiah Litteral by the Secretary of North Carolina the
19th day of December 1785 I have surveyed for Thomas Crosslin 20 acres of
land Situate lying and being in the County of Bedford in the 2nd District
and on the waters of Noah's fork of Duck River. Beginning at a buckeye and
Sugar tree marked SH Standing in the fork of a branch of Noah's Fork called
the Horse Branch, running from thence East Ten Poles to two beeches and a
Sugar Tree, thence North 80 poles to a forked chestnut on the West side of
a ridgeand near the top thereof and thence West 40 poles Crossing a branch
to a white walnut and Stake; thence South 80 poles to a beech and Sugar
Tree thence East 30 poles to the beginning. Surveyed the 16th of September
1811 by:
John Drake, Deputy Surveyor
John Stephens, William Card, Chain Carriers
Examined and Correctness ascertained
Transmitted to Registrar's 21st Jan 1812 by Thomas Crossland