About May 29, 1793, Entry #463: John McLain enters fifty acres of land in Richmond County on a ridge 
between the waters of Naked Creek and the Rocky fork of Hitchcock including a pond.

June 2, 1793, Entry #464: William Hunter, Jun. enters fifty acres of land in Richmond County on the 
Lick Branch of Hitchcock Creek joining James Rogers's survey.

Sept. 6, 1793, Entry #465: Squire Robinson enters twenty five acres of land in Richmond County on 
great Buffalow Creek joining his own and Charles Robinson's land.

July 9, 1793, Entry #466: Capt. John Smith enters one hundred acres of land in Richmond County on the 
waters of Little and Big Buffalow Creeks joining Tilmon Helms lower line and Squire Robinson's land.

Sept. 23, 1793, Entry #467: Duncan McMillan enters one hundred acres of land in Richmond County on the 
west side of Shoeheel near or joining Edward Wilkinson's land

Sept. 1793, Entry #468 (illegible)

Sept. 1793, Entry #469: John McColl (school master) enters one hundred acres of land in Richmond County 
on the east side of Gum Swamp below the Watery Branch including James Steen's improvements.

Sept. 24, 1793, Entry #470: John McDonald (son of Duncan) enters thirty acres of land in Richmond County 
on the South side of Marks Creek including head of the Beaver Dam.

1793, Entry #471: Matthew Covington enters fifty acres of land in Richmond County on the South fork of 
Falling Creek joining George Dawkins's survey, including a spring.

1793, Entry #472: Hugh McColl enters fifty acres of land in Richmond County on the waters of Mountain 
Creek joining Gould's and Docking's surveys.

October 1793, Entry #473: Matthew Strickland enters forty acres of land in Richmond County on the east 
side of great Shoeheel between Elliot's line and Samuel Brown's fifty acre entry.