Some Miscellaneous

Tennessee BAKER Records

Henry B. Baker, applied 1818, age 77, served South Carolina Line, drew military pension in Sevier County.

John Baker, applied 1818, age 78, served in Georgia Line, drew military pension in Davidson County.

Peter Baker, applied 1818, age 78, served in North Carolina Line, drew military pension in White County, died 7 Feb. 1833.

Samuel Baker, applied 1818, age 80, served in North Carolina Line, drew military pension in Giles County, lived with Robert Chapman on 1840 census.

Squire Baker, applied 1818, age 81, served in Massassachusets Troops, drew military pension in Stewart County.

Joshua Baker, War of 1812, 2^nd Regiment of Mounted Gunmen (Williamson’s) Tennessee Volunteers.

Robert Baker, War of 1812, Ensign, 1^st Regiment 28 July 1812.

Humphrey Baker married Sally Hyde, 26 July 1803, Davidson County.

Joel Baker married Elizabeth Davis, 26 May 1814, Carter County.

Charles Baker married Sally Gabell, 25 Nov 1811, Blount County.

John Baker married Mckain, Sally on 15 Sep 1813 in Davidson County.

William Baker married Jones, Mary Sturdivent on 22 Apr 1805 in Grainger County.

Samuel Baker married Prather, Nancy on 20 Apr 1793 in Greene County.

Peter Baker married Regan, Peggy on 06 Apr 1802 in Greene County.

Isaac Baker, Jr. married Jones, Sarah on 22 Feb 1800 in Greene County.

John Baker married Davis, Nancy on 02 Oct 1798 in Greene County.

Martin Baker married Ellis, Polly on 31 May 1809 in Sumner County.

Joseph Baker married Mccown, Hanah on 17 Aug 1815 in Roane County.

Davidson Co., N.C., Inventory of Nicholas Baker, Dec’d, delivered into court by Mrs. Baker, Admx., April 1792.

Land Grant # 3817, Norris Baker, Private, 640 acres, 14 April 1794.

Military Warrant, N.C., Certificate of Survey, Norris Baker.

Rev. War Warrant # 2247, Simon Baker, Private in N.C. Line, 640 acres of land.

William Baker, Rev. War, Davidson Co., discharged Oct. 1787.

Delinquent Tax List, Nashville Gazette, 16 April 1807, Charles Baker, 640 acres, Adjoining Polk’s Tract.

Land Surveys, White County, 1824-1829,  Book A,

David Baker, page 29, Baker and Ames, page 385

William Baker, pages 103, 216, 225, and 305

Smith County Petition, 1837, George Baker Sr.

Campbell County Adoption, 29 Sept. 1831, James Baker – Fannie Standley

Fannie Madden had a son, James in 1819. James Baker raised him and wants to adopt him.

Fannie has married Wm. Standley.

Marriages, Sumner County:

Abner Shoulders to Elizabeth Comlis, signed by Isaac Baker, 26 Mar. 1806.

Wm. Pitt to Jane Roberds, 9 Jan. 1813, signed by Isaac Baker.

Divorce Petition, Carroll County, 2 Nov. 1831.

Robert Baker, Minister, from Charlotte Linn. They were married 30 June 1829 in Madison Co. She had a daughter, Zinnie, born 17 Nov. 1829, fathered by her uncle, Marham Easley.

William Baker married Miller, Jane on 20 Dec 1814 in Rutherford County.

Andrew Baker married Roberts, Hannah on 05 Dec 1816 in Maury County.

Joseph D. Baker married White, Sarah on 10 Jan 1824 in Maury County.

Samuel A. Baker married Walker, Francis on 14 Aug 1817 in Maury County.

Thomas Baker married Gowan, Nancy on 09 Apr 1818 in Jefferson County.

Henry Baker married Jarida Ald, 13 Feb 1797,Knox County.

Smith County, Will Book 1812-1814, page 1

Will of Morgan Williams, made 15 June 1812, probated 1812, names his brother Silas Mercer Williams, his sister Elizabeth, and John Baker. (Will was proved in 1814 and again mentions John Baker)

Rev. Warrant # 1935, Ambrose Jacobus, assignee of John Baker, 640 acres in Sumner Co., on the west side of Caney Fork, on the head of Hickman Creek. 17 May 1793.

Davidson Co. Court Record, John Forde of Davidson Co., N.C. appoints James Cole Mount Florence his attorney to collect from John Baker, Esquire, of Gates Co., N.C. and from Archibald Lytle of Orange Co., N.C., 25 Sept. 1789.

Marriage, Wilson County, John Baker to Jenny Boarding, 11 Feb. 1809.

Marriage: Montgomery County, Rebeccah Baker to Annias Boatwright, 8 March 1808.

Surveyor’s Certificates, 6^th district, Mindy Baker # 1613, Samuel Baker # 1818.

Military Land Warrant # 1808, 20 May 1793, Jonathan Baker, 640 acres for service as a private in the N. C. Line. The heirs assigned the land to Samuel Sanford.

Military Land Warrant # 717, Captain John Baker for service in the Rev. War. Certificate of Survey dated 25 November 1798.

Washington County Petition, 27 October 1837, Edward Baker, Elihu Baker.