Kentucky  Land Grants,  Volume I    Part I   Page 493
          Chapter VI Kentucky Land Warrents  (1816-1873)
           The Counties of Kentucky
   Burnham, John   Grantee,     Acres,120
                          Book: C       Page: 457
                           Date Survey: 1- 2-1818
                           County: Estill
                            Watercourse: Red Lick Fk

Surveyed for Frederick Burnham------? of Samuel Rice and Henry Cowgill, one hundred and fifty acres of land part in Muhlenberg and part in Hopkins County.
By virture of a--? and part of an other Kentucky Land office Warrant N's 14732 & 15934 on Pond River beginning at a
hackberry  two maples and sweet gum standing on the East bank of  said River a few poles above what is called, Jethro
Oates pond, and running thence, N 74 E 160 poles to two sugar trees and ash, then S 10 E 54 poles to two small honey
locust saplings, then due South 38 poles to a stake, then due East 58 poles to a stake, then N 38 E 107 poles to stake,
then N 20 W 86 poles to a white oak and poplar,. then S 74 W 200 poles to a white oak and spanish oak, then N 74
W 54 poles to two birch and white oak on a Rin? then due south 20 poles to a stake on the west side of the river, then
a direct line to the beginning.

Vachel S. Dillingham                                                Samuel Rice  or  HKCC
Jesse Oates                                                              Clairborne Rice
Frederick Burnham    (marker)
September 13th, 1826

This record won't appear in most index files because the Grant wasn't issued.   Warrant South of Green River

We do hereby certify that Thomas Burnam is entitled to one hundred acres of land by virture of his having improved
the same, agreeagly to an act of the assembly entitled " An act for encouraging and granting relief to settlers," and
located as follows : lying on the waters of Cumberland River in Tan Hollow beginning on 2 white oaks a few poles
from the clift then running N 160 P thence S E 100 P thence S so far as to include the quantity so as to include the improvement on or about 40 P from the beginning.
Given under our hands this 14th day of August 1798.   Robt. Mayby,  Jas. Brown

July the 19th 1799      Survey South of Green River  # 2382
Surveyed for Thomas Burnam 100 acres of second rate land by virture of his having a settlement and certificate
Number 411, situated,  lying and laying in the county of Pulaski and on the waters of Cumberland River, beginning
on two white oaks and thence running North 30 East 160 poles to a Dogwood and Redoak and thence South 100
East 100 poles to three white oaks and thence South 30 West 160 poles to white oaks and thence North 60
West 100 poles to the beginning Narriathon Degrees East.
James Whitley, William Burnam,      C.C. James Hardgrove  Exe. and Recorded, Saml. McKee  SDC
Grant not issued