Maryland Marriages, 1667-1899 has 1 match for:
Basil Baker In United States
The following source data is from various sources including old bible records, census records, and lookup data posted to the Weakley County forum by Lee Cate. Jerry Cavender

Marriage records from various counties in Maryland between 1777 and 1899. More information below
Name: BASIL BAKER
Spouse: LINCH, ANN
Marriage Date: 25 Nov 1790
County: Frederick
State: MD

1810 Bedford County, VA census
Head of Household - Bazdel Baker (this is Basil)
Males: age 0-10= 3, 11-15= 1, 16-25=2, over 45= 1
Females: age 0-10= 1, 11-15= 1, 16-25=1 ?? (written over .. can't read), over 45= 2

1820 Bedford County, VA census - southern district:
Head of Household - Bassel Baker (this is Basil)
Males: age 0-10= 2, 11-15= 2, 19-25=1, over 45= 1
Females: age 0-10= 2, 16-25= 2, over 45= 1
living nearby:
Head of Household - James Baker
Males: age 0-10= 1, 26-44= 2
Females: age 0-10= 2, 16-25= 1, 26-44= 1
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Bedford County Marriage Bonds
Extracted from the appendix in Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI, Virginia
Feb. 12, 1823; Eli Hatcher & Anna Baker, dt Basil; James Baker, Surety; Married by John Ayers, Feb. 14, 1823.
Nov. 26, 1824; James Turner & Matilda Baker, dt Basil; James Baker, Surety; Married by John Ayers, Nov. 30, 1824.
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1840 Bedford County, VA census - District 11
(census taker is Brooke Baker ... who lives next to and is about the same age as Basil ... possibly a brother
a few other Bakers also live nearby)
Head of Household - Basil Baker
Males: age 50-59= 1
Females: age 50-59= 1

1840 Henry County TN census
Head of Household - Martin Baker
Males: age 0-4=1, 5-9=2, 10-14=1, 15-19=2, 50-59=1
Females: age 10-14=2, 20-29=1, 40-49=1


Virginia Marriages, 1740-1850 has 5 matches for:
Martin Baker In United States
Groom Bride Marriage Date County
MARTIN BAKER MARIA SWIFT 03 February 1816 Henrico


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Genealogy of the Family of James Caudle
This is copied from "Our Kin, Past and Present", copyright 1979 by Delma Turnbow Freeman, (b. 1903), 312 pages. This work is available at the genealogy library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) in Salt Lake City, Utah. This work is a genealogy on the family with the surname of Turnbow. The mother of the author was Cora Etta (Caudle) Turnbow.

JAMES CAUDLE, birthdate and place unknown, and his wife MARY, born 1780 or 1781 in North Caroline {sic}, were the parents of sons; WILLIAM, MARK, JAMES JR., BENNETT, and we believe there was a son JOHN. All of these sons were married before 1830, and all, except Bennett, were living near the parents in Henry Co., Tenn., in 1830. It is not known what year James Caudle and his family went to Henry Co., but deed records prove they were there in the early part of 1828. A deed made Feb. 15, 1828 shows James Caudle bought land there from James Greer and Samuel McCorkle, paying two hundred fifty five dollars for a tract of 102 acres, described as being "a part of a 500 acre tract granted by the State of Tenn., to said Greer and McCorkle." Another deed shows James Caudle bought in 1838, a tract of 100 acres from James and Samuel Baker, and John Meadows.

The sons, William and Mark Caudle, also bought Land in Henry Co. On Nov. 11, 1830, William bought, from Mark Patterson (my note: Mark Patterson was father of Frances Patterson, who married Samuel Baker), "a certain tract . . . containing 52 acres and 128 poles, lying and being in Henry Co., on the waters of the middle fork of Obion."
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Eli Hatcher Notes
Henry County, Tennessee
Source: Henry County, Tennessee Trustee's Office - Tax Books
(Tennessee State Lib. & Archives Microfilm # 244)
1827 Hatcher, Ely Free Polls - 1 Slaves - 1
1828 Hatcher, Eli Free Polls - 1 Slaves - 1
1829 Hatcher, Eli Free Polls - 1 Slaves - 1
1830 Hatcher, Eli 148 acres Free Polls - 1 Slaves - 1
1831 Not found
1832 Hatcher, Eli 148 acres
1833 No Hatcher found
1834 No Hatcher found
1835 No Hatcher found


Source: Henry County, Tennessee Wills, Vol. 2, 1830-1835 by Simmons & Willis, 1995.
Book page 22

Will Book B, page 135
Settlement with Administrator of Estate of Eli Hatcher, deceased.
Amount of sales $628.38 *. Credits paid out by Administrator $488.06. Balance left in the hands of the
Administrator $140.33 * .
Given under our hands this 6th day of June 1831.
Samuel Baker, Administrator
Thomas H. Flippin, Comm.
H. G. Haynes, Comm.

Book page 38

Will Book C, page 55
Settlement with Guardian of heirs of Ely Hatcher, deceased. Amount paid out by Martin Baker, Guardian, was $118.15,
leaving a $75.17 balance in favour of the estate children.
Henry Lightfoot, Comm.
William Dilahunty, Comm.

Source: Henry County, Tennessee Wills, Vol. 3, July 1835-March 1838, Simmons & Willis, 1997.

Book page 23

Will Book D, page 168
Settlement with James Baker, Guardian for Hiram B. Hatcher, Almida A. Hatcher and Willie W. Hatcher, Orphans of
Eli Hatcher, deceased. Amount received of Cooney & Lightfoot $243.59. Rent of Land for 1836 $51.00. Hire of negro girl for 1836 $50.00.
Sworn to in open court this 28th day of March 1836.
James Baker, Guardian
Thomas K. Porter, Clerk

Book page 61

Will Book D, page 274
Report of James Baker, Guardian to Hiram B. Hatcher, Almeda A. Hatcher, James J. Hatcher and Wiley W. Hatcher, minor orphans of Eli Hatcher, deceased.
Amount due the 9th of January 1836 $243.59
Hire of negro woman for 1836 $ 50.00
Rent of land for 1836 $ 51.00
Interest $ 14.61
Paid for making 1060 rails and hauling and fencing $ 10.60
Paid to make 250 rails $ 1.25
Tax on land and negro $ .80
Paid for tuition of Hiram B. Hatcher $2.00
Paid for tuition of Almeda A. and Wiley W. Hatcher $2.00
Clerks fee $ 1.00
Balance due the 9th of January 1837. $341.55
James Baker, Guardian
Sworn to in open court this 5th day of February 1837.
Thomas K. Porter, Clerk

Book page 96

Will Book D, page 191
Report of James Baker, Guardian to Hiram B. Hatcher, Amanda A. Hatcher, James J. Hatcher and Wiley W. Hatcher, Heirs of Eli Hatcher, deceased.
Amount due them 9th of January 1837 $341.55
Rent of land for 1837 $45.00
Hire of negro woman for 1837 $ 55.00
Interest $ 20.49
Amount paid out by Guardian for the orphans $ 421.96
James Baker, Guardian
Sworn to in open court this 5th day of February 1838.
B. C. Brown, Deputy Clerk

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>From "Weakley Remembered" ... some records from a Baker Family Bible note:
Francis Baker, Aug. 15, 1813 - Dec. 4, 1873
J. Baker, Jan. 18, 1827 - Aug. 28, 1852
Martin Baker, Aug. 22, 1831
Nancy Ann Baker, Jan. 17, 1833 - July 8, 1851
Wm. Baker, April 2, 1834
John, Jan. 4, 1836 - Feb. 8, 1881
Mark, March 2, 1838
Charles, Jan. 12, 1840
Riddle, Jan. 12, 1840
James Robert, June 2, 1844
Dan Cammin (or Benjamin) Franklin Baker, Aug. 13, 1846 (my note:
my xerox copy cut this off and may not be correct)
Thomas Jefferson Baker, Oct. 8, 1848
Francis, Sept. 13, 1850
__________ Tennessee Baker, Aug. 25, 1857
Samuel Thomas Baker, Aug. 29, 18___
Mary Clementine Baker, Oct. 11, 1866
Wiley Baker, Nov. 5, 1863
Samuel Robert Baker, March 1, 1872
Samuel Baker, May 5, 1885, 75 years 10 months
James. J. Hatcher, Jan. 18, 1827 - Aug. 21, 1852
Notes: This Bible is difficult to read. It is thought that all entries are for births, with some death dates included, except for the Samuel Baker entry. Samuel Baker was a large landowner, including the site of Greenfield TN. He was born about 1810 in Bedford County Virginia. He married Francis Patterson, daughter of Mark and Dicy Riddle Patterson of Henderson County, Tennessee. Samuel served as Representative of the 33rd and 34th Tennessee General Assembly 1859-1863. Samuel was appointed guardian for James Hatcher, minor heir of Eli Hatcher.
Charles Baker went to Mississippi.
Riddle Baker went blind.


>From "Weakley Remembered" ...From another Baker Family Bible:
William Baker born April 2, 1834
(my note: these listed births were probably their children: )
Ethelbert Jackson Baker born Aug. 4, 1864
William Samuel Baker born May 5, 1874
Aner Eliza Baker born Sept. 18, 1866 (married James Moseley)
Note: William Baker was the son of Samuel and Francis Patterson
Baker.
Ethelbert Jackson Baker married Lockie Brock {{my note: I knew Aunt Lockie in the early 1950s .... she helped babysit for me ... a picture of 'Thel' Baker & Lockie Baker is shown on the Weakley County Website named as "Brock Family Reunion" ... Lockie was a sister to my gg-grandmother Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Brock Hatcher. The William Eli Hatcher shown in the picture on the website, was the grandson of Eli and Anna Baker Hatcher, and son of James Jordan Hatcher & Margaret Ella Jane Hillis}}
William Samuel Baker married Nancy Hillis
Aner Eliza Baker married James Moseley


>From "Weakley Remembered" ...From a Hatcher Family Bible:
Eli Hatcher born: OCT. 6 1801
Anna Baker born MAR. 9, 1798
Eli Hatcher married Anna Baker FEB. 13, 1823 in Virginia
Hiram Basil Hatcher b: NOV 27, 1823 in VA
Almeda Temperance Hatcher b: JAN. 23, 1825 in VA (married Oct. 14, 1845 in Tenn. James Jordan Ward)
James Jordan Hatcher b: JAN. 18, 1827, died Aug. 21, 1852
Wiley Ward Hatcher b: MAY 3. 1828 (married Julia Mesen)
Lucy Caroline Hatcher b: JULY 8, 1829, died Aug. 1830
Eli and Anna Hatcher died AUG 1830, one day difference in their
deaths (my note: elsewhere is stated they died of cholera )