46. Lovell BAKER
Notes for LOVELL "LOVE" BAKER:
[Br_derbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #4213, Date of Import: Feb 3,
1999]
Notes about Lovell and Priscilla Tipton Baker are by Willy Baker
Konieczny. aka (WBK)
Gr. Granddaughter of James Elihu Baker, son of Elihu.
E-Mail address: [email protected]
It is thought that Richard Baker and Mary Mullins are the parents of
Lovell. This has not been proven.
Cass Co. now Bartow Co.
Census for Love and Priscilla Tipton Baker
1810 Russell Co., Va. Personal Property Tax
1830 Washington Co. Tenn. Page 254 Washington Co., Tn.
1850 Cass Co., Ga.(Bartow) Love 67 Prissila 65 House #928 Family
#938
1860 Cass Co., Ga. (Bartow) Priscilla 78 House #61 Family #61
Living with her, Julia 18 and James 15
1870 Bartow Co., Ga. Priscilla 85, House 262 Family # 262
Living with Richard and Harriet Chitwood
Sometime between June 27,1870 and Feb. 28, 1872 Priscilla moved to
Taylor Co., Iowa
I think she moved in with Alatha and Jebez Moore.
1990 TAYLOR COUNTY HISTORY: "Bryant H. & Martha came to Taylor
County about 1855, joining his brother and sister-in law, Elihu and
Morning Ann Read Baker, who had come before them. They traveled by
wagon from Tennessee to settle first in Davis Co., Ia about 1853 and
then about 1855 to Taylor County, Iowa.
More About LOVELL "LOVE" BAKER:
BURI: Stamp Creek, Chitwood Cem.1
Notes for PRISSILA TIPTON:
[Br_derbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #4213, Date of Import: Feb 3,
1999]
Albert Baker's note has Prissila as a Tipton.
Also, they have her being married again, but this I am not sure of,
since there is no place in any of the census that mentions her name
being anything but Baker. (WBK)
From Richard Nix:
Lovell Baker, in the 1850 Agricultural Census, the 12 Division, Cass
County, Ga. Line 19.
Gives the value of his farming implements and machinery at $3.00. One
horse, one milk cow, one catle of other kind, and twenty three swine.
The value of his livestock was $66.00.
He had 400 bushels of indian corn, ten bushels of irish potatoes,
fifty bushels of sweet potatoes and fourteen pounds of butter. The
value of home made mabufacture was $12.00 and the value of slaughtered
animals was $18.00
Priscilla Baker, in the 1860 Agricultural Census, in the 1041 G.M.D.,
Cass county, Ga, line 15.
Owned two milk cows and ten swine valued at $50.00
20 bushels of wheat, 200 bushels of indian corn, 25 bushels of sweet
potatoes and 100 pounds of butter. She also had 15 gallons of
molasses and 25 pounds of honey. The value of home made manufacture
was $20.00 and the value of slaughtered animals was $70.00.
More About PRISSILA TIPTON:
BURI: Holt Cem. Taylor Co.1