Washington County GaArchives Wills.....Jonathan Baker 1841
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Lucretia Morales lmorales@crosswind.net July 28, 2003, 1:04 pm

Source: Transcribed by Andrew Baker from the original
Written: 1841
Recorded: March 4 1844


Jonathan Baker dec'd

The Estate of Jonathan Baker dec'd in account current with James Cone & 
Jonathan Baker admrs.

To Cash	paid James Cone & Jonathan Baker	No. 20	300.03
[ditto]	paid James Cones account		    21	  1.50
[ditto]	paid Fasc.[?]				    22	   .26
[ditto]	paid Haywood Brookins	Recipt		    23	   .625
[ditto]	paid Ulene & Handleys	[ditto]		    24	  4.50
[ditto]	paid Mary Bakers	[ditto]		    25	867.575
[ditto]	paid James Husts	[ditto]		    26	867.575
[ditto]	paid Archibald Cones	[ditto]		    27	867.575
[ditto]	paid Thomas H. Bakers	[ditto]		    28	867.575
[ditto]	paid John F. Casons	[ditto]		    29	155.00
[ditto]	paid Jonathan H Baker	[ditto]		    30	154.375
[ditto]	paid Mary H[?] Baker Jun'r.[ditto]	    31	155.00
[ditto]	paid Mary Baker added by Mistake	    	  5.00
[ditto]	paid Haywood Brookins Clk Co		    32	  3.125
[ditto]	paid Bal of Commission			    	 71.125
						     $ 4315.84  [sic]

Sworn to in Open Court and ordered to be recorded 4th March 1844

					James Cone
					Jonathan Baker

Haywood Brookins Clk. Co.

[Transcribed by Andy Baker 3 July 2002 from copy of the original]
[Transcriber's notes: the 'H' in Mary Baker Jun'r above may be a scratch out. 
All dollar amounts


Additional Comments:
Jonathan Baker was born app. between 1760 & 1770 in the vicinity of Bertie Co. 
North Carolina.  It is unknown exactly when he arrived in Washington Co. 
Georgia.  He is on the 1830 Washington Co. census.  My records have him as 
having died in 1841 in Washington Co.

The Thomas H. (Harrison) Baker mentioned in this will would be my 
GGGgrandfather.  He and his wife, Anna Marie Mills Baker, along with his grown 
children and the children remaining at home, migrated to Washington County 
Texas in about 1853.

There were many family ties with Washington Co. Georgia families.  Those names 
include Mills, Cone, Duggan, Tennille, and Garrett.

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