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m. Est 1665 - Lydia Baker1670 - 1701
- Baysey BakerAbt 1672 - 1723
Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
Baysey Baker |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
Abt 1672 |
Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States |
| Marriage |
1 Apr 1697 |
Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United Statesto Hannah Willett |
| Death[1][2][4] |
4 Sep 1723 |
Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States |
| Burial[1][3][4] |
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Riverside Cemetery, Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States |
| Estate Inventory[5] |
4 Oct 1723 |
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| Probate[5] |
5 Oct 1723 |
Administration the the widow and son Nathaniel Baker. |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 6. Baysey2 Baker, in Baker, Fred G. The Descendants of John Baker (ca. 1640-1704) of Hartford, Connecticut, through Three Generations. Connecticut Nutmegger (Connecticut Society of Genealogists). (Dec 2011)
44:199-200.
"6. Baysey2 Baker (John1) was born in 1672 in Hartford, died on 4 September 1723 in Middletown, Connecticut,1921 and was buried in the McDonough (Riverside) Cemetery in Middletown. He married on 1 April 1697 in Hartford Hannah Willet, … daughter of the prestigious Nathaniel and Sarah (Adams) Willet. … Baysey was a member of the First church of Hartford, as were the Adams, Baker and Willet families. Hannah entered into full communion at the church on 28 October 1694. Baysey and Hannah were married there and most of their children were baptized there.
Baysey purchased land in Middletown on 13 June 1713 and established a home there shortly afterward. This is confirmed by the fact that on 10 June 1712 his son
Jeremiah was born in Hartford, and on 12 July 1715 his daughter Hannah was born in Middletown. Upon Baysey's death, his wife Hannah and son Nathaniel were named administrators of his estate. The estate was found to contain land in Middletown, Hartford and Farmington valued at £286, as evaluated by Baysey's brother William Baker in October 1723. Distribution was declared by the probate court on 3 November 1724, wherein the estate was valued at £1,042 after all debts were paid. The widow Hannah Baker received her widow's third of the moveable estate valued at £48 12s. 2d. Nathaniel, the eldest son received a double portion of £397 9s. 8d. and the rest of the children, Timothy, Hannah, and Susannah, each received a single portion of £198 14s.
Three years later, Joseph Webster, widow Hannah's new husband, filed a complaint stating that the original men appointed to make distribution of the estate be replaced for failure to perform their duties. On 5 December 1727, the court appointed James Ensign, William Baker, and David Ensign to this role. For unknown reasons, the Farmington land was not surveyed and subdivided until 26 July 1738. Hannah was the original guardian of the minor children aged as follows: Timothy, seventeen; Thankful, fourteen; Jeremiah, eleven; Hannah, eight; and Susannah, five years old. On 2 January 1727/8, the court appointed Nathaniel as guardian of his sisters Hannah aged twelve and Susannah aged nine. Thankful and Jeremiah had died under Hannah's care and Timothy had come of age."
- ↑ Middletown Vital Records [NEHGS], in Connecticut, United States. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records
30.
"Baker, Bayze, d. Sept. 4, 1723 [LR2:8]"
- ↑ Bayze Baker, in Find A Grave.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Connecticut Headstone Inscriptions Vol 28 711-19 McDonough Cemetery Middletown, in Hale, Charles R. Hale Collection of Connecticut Cemetery Inscriptions. (Connecticut, United States: Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1934)
641.
"Baker, Bayze, died Sept. 4, 1723, age 51 yrs."
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Baker, Bazey, Middletown, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06)
2:462-63.
"Probate Records. Vol. X, 1723 to 1729. Page 209-10.
Baker, Bazey, Middletown. Invt. £1042-06-07 (for dist.). Taken 4 October, 1723, by John Collins, Joseph Rockwell and Joseph Cornwell, Middletown. Land in Hartford by William Baker and David Ensign, 212 acres, £212. This in Farmington; 2 1-2 acres in the South Meadow, in ye Indian Ground, £47-10-00 6 acres near Hog River, at £4-10-00 per acre, 27-00-00
Court Record, Page 29—5 October, 1723: Adms. granted to Hannah Baker and Nathaniel Baker, son of sd. Deceased.
Page 37—3 January, 1723-4: This Court appoint Hannah Baker to be guardian to her children, viz., Timothy Baker, age 17 years, Thankfull 14 years, Jeremiah 11, Hannah 8, and Susannah 5 years of age. Recog., £500.
Page 59—1 December, 1724: Hannah and Nathaniel Baker, Adms., exhibited an account of their Adms. Accepted. This Court order the estate dist. to the heirs, viz.: To Hannah Baker, widow, £48-12-02; to Nathaniel Baker, eldest son, £397-09-08; to Timothy, Hannah and Susannah Baker, to each of them, £198-14-11, which is their single portion of sd. estate. And appoint Joseph Rockwell, Joseph Cornwall and Benjamin Cornwall, of Middletown, distributors.
Page 171—5 December, 1727: Joseph Webster of Hartford, now husband to Hannah Webster, formerly Hannah Baker (widow relict of Basey Baker, late of Middletown deceased), representing that the Court of Probates holden at Hartford 3 November, 1724, ordered a dist. of sd. estate and appointed Messrs. Joseph Rockwell, Joseph Cornwall and Benjamin Cornwall, of Middletown, distributors, and sd. men so appointed to distribute sd. estate have hitherto neglected sd. service, or have not perfected and sent sd. distribution to sd. Court, and desires this Court to now appoint James Ensign, William Baker and David Ensign, Jr., of Hartford, to make dist. of sd. estate: This Court do now appoint James Ensign, William Baker and David Ensign, Jr., of Hartford, to distribute sd. Estate.
Page 172—2 January, 1727-28: This Court appoint Nathaniel Baker to be guardian (instead of his mother, Hannah Baker, alias Webster) to his sister Hannah Baker, 12 years of age, and Susannah Baker, 9 years of age. Recog., £500.
Page 31 (Vol. XIII) 4 July, 1738: Joseph Webster, husband to Hannah Webster, alias Hannah Baker, showing this Court that in the dist. of the estate of sd. Decd. in a lott in Farmington her part was not set out by meets and bounds, this Court appoint David Ensign, William Baker and Jonathan Sedgewick to set out to sd. Hannah her right of dower in sd. lott."
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