Randolph County AlArchives Divorce.....Baker, Mary M. - Baker, James J. October 3, 1890
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James J. Baker vs Mary M. Baker 
In this case it is made to appear to the register by affidavit
of O.E. Smith attorney for complainant and that the said defendant
Mary M. Baker is a non-resident of the state of Alabama and that the
particular place of resident is unknown and further that in the 
belief of said affidavit. The defendant Mary M. Baker is over the
age of 21 years. It is therefore ordered and Decreed by the Register
that publication be made in the New Era newspaper published in the 
town of Dadeville for four consecutive weeks requiring that Mary M.
Baker plead to the answer or demur to the Bill of Complaint filed in
the cause by the 3rd day of October 1890 or that after thirty days
thereafter a Decree Pro Confessor maybe taken against her the said
Mary M. Baker and it is further ordered that a copy of this order
posted at the door of the Tallapoosa County courthouse and another copy
be mailed to of the said Defendant within thirty days thereof. 


Additional Comments:
James Jethro Baker was born in 1862 Randolph County Alabama. He was the son of 
Merideth Jackson Baker and Elizabeth [Casaday?] 
He married Mary Melvina Carter on December 7, 1882, in Marshall County Alabama. 
Mary M. Carter was the daughter of Seaborn J. Carter and Amanda Curtis. She 
later married in 1895 Shelby County AL Mack Renshaw. She later in 1904 
Talladega County AL married James A. Mann.
Mary Melvina Carter-Baker-Renshaw-Mann disappears, no death certificate can be 
located for her in Alabama.
James J. Baker later married Elizabeth Smith in Tallapoosa County. He died there 
in 1928. He and his second wife Elizabeth Smith-Baker is buried at New Prospect 
Cemetery in Tallapoosa County AL. 



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