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Personal data William Mills Baker 


Household of William Mills Baker

(1) He is married to Alafair S. Tennille.

Marriage on file in Sandersville, Washington Co., Georgia. Copy of original

They got married on August 10, 1859 at Washington County Georgia, he was 28 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Carrie Bell Baker  1862-1960 
  2. Willie Baker  1865-1918
  3. Bennett G. Baker  1870-1956
  4. Franklin M. Baker  1872-1895
  5. Mills Baker  1874-1877


(2) He is married to Martha Lee Tennille.

They got married on October 27, 1877 at Lee County Texas, he was 46 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Martha Ann Baker  1881-???? 


Notes about William Mills Baker

Cemetery information sent to me by Annette Shaw who does cemetery lookups in Lee Co. Texas. On his headstone is the inscription "Tho lost to sight, to memory dear."

It is my personal observation that William's first wife Alafair and his second wife Martha "Mattie" were sisters.

Found in the Colorado Co cemetery listings "Baker, William M. b:unknown d:Jan 1884 cem: unknown
Committed suicide

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Found in the Nesbitt Memorial Library Online Archives:

Consider the Lily:
The Ungilded History of Colorado County, Texas

by Bill Stein

(Copyright, Nesbitt Memorial Library and Bill Stein)

Part 6 : 1861-1865

..........The third case was decided at the fall term in 1864. Low, aslave belonging to Elisabeth Oliver, and Wylie, Albert, and Edd, slaves of Samuel Betts, were indicted for breaking into and burglarizing the home of William M. Baker on March 17, 1864 at about midnight. They stole a pistol valued at $50, a fold of calico worth $10, and a coat worth $20. Low was found guilty and, like the others, sentenced to 1000lashes on his bare back to be administered in ten sessions beginning on Saturday, November 5, 1864. But Low was not given a week to recoverfrom the beatings. His sessions on the square were scheduled for every other day.

Colorado County District Court Records, Criminal Cause File No. 364: State of Texas v. John, a slave, Criminal Cause File No. 499: State ofTexas v. Allen, a slave, Criminal Cause File No. 511: State of Texas v. Low, a slave, Minute Book C 2, p. 350.

Transcription - paper found in John L. House bible that was handwritten - Author -
unknown, may have been Mazie House White or Martha Washington Baker House -
provided by Linda Walke:

William Mills Baker born 8 June 1831 Thursday

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Ancestors (and descendant) of William Mills Baker

Jonathan Baker
> 1778-1841
Mary Fagan McCabe
± 1762-1852

William Mills Baker
1831-1884

(1) 1859
Willie Baker
1865-1918
Mills Baker
1874-1877
(2) 1877

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