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. Stewart County Deed Book C, 1789-1818 (online at the Stewart County TNGenWeb site).

193. State of TN grant #934 to Hector McALLISTER, assignee of the heirs of Timothy HARDCASTLE, 1000a on E fork of S Cross Creek on the road leading from Abraham WYATT's to John BURCHAM's; pursuant to NC warrant #3999 (25 Nov 1796); 13 Mar 1809.

302. State of TN grant #1238 to John BURCHAM, assignee of the heirs of Rowley HOGAN, 100a in the first district, near the E fork of S Cross Creek, adj. James WYATT; 1 Jul 1809.

. Christian County Genealogical Society. 1997. Christian County, Kentucky, Deed Abstracts of Books G-H-I. Christian Co. Gen. Soc. (1101 Bethel St.), Hopkinsville, KY 42240.

DBI-262, Jun 24, 1818, from WILLIAM HOPSON and JOHN HOPSON, for $1,000.00, 350 A., part of survey granted to Wm. Hopson, assignee of John Strong, assignee of James Wyatt, CERT #3536, granted by Commissioners in 1798, and part of a survey granted Wm. Hopson assignee of John Strong, CERT. #1810, granted April 1804, and part of a survey unto Wm. Hopson, assignee of John Strong, assignee of John Burcham, CERT. #3538, in 1798. S/William Hopson Wit: Wm. Hopson, Joseph Hopson, Red/ Aug. 15, 1818.

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