Samuel Baker
Alexandria Court Order Book 2, page 76 August 1818
On the motion of
Samuel Baker, it is
ordered that his stock mark be recorded to
wit a crop and 2 slits in the right ear.
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Alexandria
Deed Book 67, page 515, 1818
Clark G Baker and Blanch B Baker, his wife of Campbell
County, Margaret S
Burnside and Thomas S Burnside her husband of Kenton County, Emma Baker, a
single woman of Kenton County, Ellen E Willis, a widow of Campbell County,
H N Baker and Martha Baker of Kenton, and Leslie C Baker and Nellie R Baker,
his wife of consideration of $1 and other good and valuable considerations to
them
paid by Samuel B Baker of Campbell County, sell a tract of land situated in
Campbell County beginning at a stake on the hill, thence with the line between
the lands of Baker and Baker….to the Licking River…thence through Baker’s
land…to the beginning containing 19 acres and 20 poles. The 20 poles being burying
ground and is not included in the transfer being part of the same land
described in deed book 61, page 11.
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Alexandria
Court Order Book 2, page 142-September 1819
On motion of Samuel Baker who produced satisfactory evidence
that he is an
ordained minister of the Gospel in regular Communion with the Methodist
Episcopal Church and who executed bond conditioned as the law directs with
William Riddick, his security and qualified according to law. It is ordered
that testimonies be granted him in due form of law to authorize him to
celebrate the rites of matrimony according to the forms of said church.
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Alexandria
Court Order Book, page 74-November 1828
Campbell County Court paid to
Samuel Baker, clerk of
Election in Newport 1828, $6.50
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Alexandria
Court Order Book, page 113-June 1829
Campbell County Court ordered that
Samuel Baker
and Thomas G Tupman? Be appointed judges of the elections for the prescient of Bagbys and
F Klette, Esquires, Clerk
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Alexandria
Court Order Book, page 135-November 1829
Campbell County Court paid
Samuel Baker compensation for
viewing the site for the poor house-$4; and as Judge of Elections-Bagbys-$3
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Alexandria Court Order Book, page 228-December 1830
Campbell County Court ordered that
Samuel Baker and Jonathan Carmack be
allowed the sum of $12.50 each for their services as commission for settling
with the Sheriff and that the sum be certified to the County Treasurer.
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Alexandria
Court Order Book 4, page 139-November 1835
Campbell County Court ordered that
Squire Baker pay over to
A Brooks the
keeper of the poor house the $33 reported in his hands.
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Alexandria Court Order Book 1, page 472-22 Nov 1841
Samuel Baker commissioned as a Justice of the Peace of this
county, came into Court and refused to accept of said commission or to qualify
as a Justice. Whereupon the Court doth recommend to the Governor of Kentucky,
Charles Murnan and Thomas Vickers as suitable persons to fill said office of
Justice of the Peace in the room of said Baker. A majority of all the Justices
composing this Court being present and concurring in this recommendation