border of Franklin County. The upper of these two roads is shown crossing Grove Fork and Hudsons Fork above where the two rivers converge. The lower of the two roads crosses below the convergence of Grove Fork and Hudsons Fork. Comparing that map with the USGS map of Carnesville dated 1891, the route running from Harmony Grove (present day Commerce, GA) runs to Erastus, which is where the intersection exists today of Rt. 326, Brown's Bridge Rd. and Duncan Rd., known as Five Points to some. From Erastus, the route turns northward crossing the Hudson River after its convergence with Grover Fork. These early roads were perhaps Indian trading paths that were improved by early settlers as the Creek lands were surveyed and granted after 1783. Benjamin Fry was granted one such parcel of 500 acres on the waters of Fry's Creek, present day Naked Creek, which runs to Hudson River near present day Rt. 326. Major intersections See also References External links 326 Transportation in Jackson County, Georgia Transportation in Banks County, Georgia Transportation in Franklin County, Georgia