These Terms of Service govern the use of the web-based communications platform offered by MNX USA LLC (the “Company”) at Company’s website or mobile applications. The platform services provided by Company, the Site and mobile applications together are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “MNX Platform.”
Your use of the MNX Platform constitutes your acceptance of and agreement to all of the terms and conditions in these Terms and Conditions of Service as articulated fully herein. You represent and warrant that that: (1) you are 18 years of age or older and are at least of the legally required age in the jurisdiction in which you reside, and are otherwise capable of entering into binding contracts, and (2) you have the right, authority and capacity to enter into this Agreement and to abide by the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and that you will so abide. You are required to agree to and accept these Terms and Conditions of Service.
These Terms and Conditions of Service (articulated in further detail herein) include:
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. MNX Platform Connects Talent Service Providers and Clients
The MNX Platform is a web-based communications platform which enables the connection between Clients and talent service providers (“Talent Service Provider”). “Clients” are individuals and/or businesses seeking to obtain entertainment services (“Entertainment Services”) from Talent Service Providers and are therefore clients of Talent Service Providers. “Talent Service Providers” are individuals seeking to entertain Clients. Talent Service Providers may serve drinks, converse with, and mingle with Clients, and/or perform exotic dances for purposes of Client entertainment. Under no circumstances shall Talent Service Providers engage in any activity, perform any act, provide any service, or engage in any conduct in furtherance of any activity or service that is illegal under New York state or federal law. Clients and Talent Service Providers together are hereinafter referred to as “Users.” If you agree on the terms of a particular Entertainment Service with another User, you and such other User form a Service Agreement directly between the two of you as set forth in more detail in Section 3 below.
COMPANY DOES NOT PERFORM OR PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES AND DOES NOT EMPLOY INDIVIDUALS TO PERFORM ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES.  LIKEWISE
The MNX Platform only enables connections between Users for the fulfillment of Entertainment Services provided by Talent Service Providers. Company is not responsible for the performance of Users, nor does it have control over the quality, timing, legality, failure to provide, or any other aspect whatsoever of the Entertainment Services, Talent Service Providers, Clients, or the integrity, responsibility, qualifications or any of the actions or omissions whatsoever of any Users. Company makes no representations about the suitability, reliability, or timeliness requested and the Entertainment Services provided by Users identified through the MNX Platform whether in public, private, or offline interactions.
2. User Vetting
The Company does not currently conduct criminal background checks on Clients and/or Talent Service Providers. Users understand, acknowledge, and agree that the use of the MNX Platform is done at their own risk. The Company reserves the right to conduct a criminal background check or other screenings (such as sex offender register searches), at any time and using available public records. The Company further reserves the right to utilize third party services, where appropriate, to conduct investigations of any users. Users hereby give consent to Company to conduct background checks as often as required in compliance with federal and state laws, including, without limitation, the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
The Company does not verify the statements of its users and the Company cannot confirm that each User is who they claim to be. Therefore, Company cannot and does not assume any responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of identity or background check information or any information provided through the MNX Platform.
When interacting with other Users, you should exercise caution and common sense to protect your personal safety and property, just as you would when interacting with other persons whom you don’t know. You agree to take all necessary precautions in all interactions with Clients and/or Talent Service Providers you meet through the MNX Platform. The Company is not responsible for the conduct of any user and, in no event shall the Company, its affiliates or its partners be liable (directly or indirectly) for any losses or damages whatsoever, whether direct, indirect, general, special, compensatory, consequential, and/or incidental, arising out of or relating to the conduct of you or anyone else in connection with the use of the MNX Platform, including without limitation, death, bodily injury, emotional distress, and/or any other damages resulting from communications with other users, meetings with Clients or Talent Service Providers you meet and interact with via the MNX Platform.
3. Contract between Clients and Talent Service Providers
You acknowledge and agree that a contract (the “Service Agreement”) is formed when you agree on the terms of Entertainment Services with another User. The terms of the Service Agreement include the terms set forth in this Section 3, the engagement terms proposed and accepted on the MNX Platform, and any other contractual terms accepted by both the Client and the Talent Service Provider to the extent such terms do not conflict with the terms in this Section 3 and do not expand Company’s obligations or restrict Company’s rights under this Agreement. You agree that Company is not a party to any Service Agreement and the formation of a Service Agreement will not, under any circumstance, create an employment or other service relationship between Company and the Talent Service Provider.
The Client shall pay for the Entertainment Services through a third-party payment provider as indicated on the MNX Platform at the rates agreed to in the engagement terms. Both parties agree to notify Company of any disputes prior to negotiation of or filing of any claims and to negotiate any dispute informally via Company representatives for at least thirty (30) days before initiating any proceeding between the parties.
4. Billing and Payment
Users of the MNX Platform contract for Entertainment Services directly with other Users. Company will not be a party to any contracts for services. Payment for Entertainment Services through the MNX Platform is made via third-party payment provider Stripe, Inc. Payment will be processed at the time of booking an Entertainment Service. The Talent Service Provider is paid after the Entertainment Service is concluded.
Users of the MNX Platform will be required to provide a valid credit card or debit card to Company and/or the Payment Service Provider retained by Company (the “PSP”). Clients will be responsible for paying the invoice for each Entertainment Service (the “Invoice”), which will include (i) the pricing terms (“Payment”), (ii) any tip or gratuity, if applicable, (iii) the service charge Company assesses for the MNX Platform, variable based on the Payment amount;(iv) the platform fee, which is used to offset Company's cost; and (v) any applicable sales tax.
Payment processing services are provided by Stripe and are subject to the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which includes the Stripe Terms of Service (collectively, the “Stripe Services Agreement” or “PSP Agreement”). By agreeing to MNX Terms and Conditions of Service, you agree to be bound by the Stripe Services Agreement, as the same may be modified by Stripe from time to time. As a condition of MNX enabling payment processing services through Stripe, you agree to provide MNX accurate and complete information about you and you authorize MNX to share it and transaction information related to your use of the payment processing services provided by Stripe. By accepting these Terms and Conditions of Service, you agree that you have downloaded or printed, and reviewed and agreed to the PSP Agreement. Please note that Company is not a party to the PSP Agreement and that you, the PSP and any other parties listed in the PSP Agreement (currently, Stripe, Inc.) are the parties to the PSP Agreement and that Company has no obligations or liability under the PSP Agreement.
When Client receives confirmation through the MNX Platform or via email that a Talent Service Provider has been engaged at the request of Client, Client automatically authorizes Company to provide Client's payment details to the PSP for processing of payment and the service charge and platform fees owed to Company for the use of the MNX Platform. You may be charged a cancellation fee through the PSP if you book any service provided by a Talent Service Provider, but cancel the order before it is completed.
Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion (but not the obligation), upon request from Client or Talent Service Provider or upon notice of any potential fraud, unauthorized charges or other misuse of the MNX Platform, to (i) place on hold any payment and out of pocket expenses, or (ii) refund, provide credits or arrange for the PSP to do so.
Users of the MNX Platform will be liable for any taxes (including VAT, if applicable) required to be paid on the services provided under the Agreement (other than taxes on Company’s income).
5. Release
The MNX Platform is only a venue for connecting Users. Because Company is not involved in the actual contact between Users, in the event that you have a dispute with one or more Users, you release Company and its affiliates (and their respective officers, directors, agents, investors, subsidiaries, and employees) from any and all claims, demands, or damages (actual or consequential) of every kind and nature, known and unknown, suspected and unsuspected, disclosed and undisclosed, arising out of or in any way connected with such disputes.
COMPANY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY THAT MAY ARISE BETWEEN USERS OF ITS MNX PLATFORM.
TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE, YOU HEREBY WAIVE THE PROTECTIONS OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL CODE § 1542 (AND ANY ANALOGOUS LAW IN ANY OTHER APPLICABLE JURISDICTION) WHICH SAYS: “A GENERAL RELEASE DOES NOT EXTEND TO CLAIMS WHICH THE CREDITOR DOES NOT KNOW OR SUSPECT TO EXIST IN HIS OR HER FAVOR AT THE TIME OF EXECUTING THE RELEASE, WHICH IF KNOWN BY HIM OR HER MUST HAVE MATERIALLY AFFECTED HIS OR HER SETTLEMENT WITH THE DEBTOR.”
6. Acceptable Use
The Company reserves the right to investigate, suspend, and/or terminate your account if you have misused the MNX Platform or behaved in a way the Company, in its sole discretion, regards as inappropriate or unlawful, including actions that occur off the MNX Platform, but involve users, including Talent Service Providers and/or Clients. Without limitation, while using the MNX Platform, you may not:
You understand that all submissions made to Public Areas will be public and that you will be publicly identified by your name or login identification when communicating in Public Areas, and Company will not be responsible for the action of any Users with respect to any information or materials posted in Public Areas.
7. Termination
Company may terminate your right to use the MNX Platform in its sole discretion and without notice to User.
If Company terminates your right to use the MNX Platform as a Client, you will not be entitled to any refund and you are prohibited from registering and creating a new account under your name, a fake or borrowed name, or the name of any third party, even if you may be acting on behalf of the third party. In addition to terminating or suspending your account, Company reserves the right to take appropriate legal action, including without limitation pursuing civil, criminal, and injunctive redress.
Even after your right to use the MNX Platform is terminated, this Agreement will remain enforceable against you.
Company reserves the right to modify or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, all or any portion of the MNX Platform at its sole discretion. Except for refundable fees you have advanced to Company (if any), Company is not liable to you for any modification or discontinuance of all or any portion of the MNX Platform. Notwithstanding anything to contrary in this Section 7, Company has the right to restrict anyone from completing registration if Company believes such person may threaten the safety and integrity of the MNX Platform, or if, in Company’s discretion, such restriction is necessary to address any other reasonable business concern.
You may terminate this Agreement at any time by ceasing all use of the MNX Platform. All sections which by their nature should survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect subsequent to and notwithstanding the expiration or termination of this Agreement.
8. Account, Password, Security and Mobile Phone Use
You must register with Company and create an account to use the MNX Platform. You are the sole authorized user of your account. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of any password and account number provided by you or Company for accessing the MNX Platform. You are solely and fully responsible for all activities that occur under your password or account. Company has no control over the use of any User's account and expressly disclaims any liability derived therefrom. Should you suspect that any unauthorized party may be using your password or account or you suspect any other breach of security, you will contact Company immediately to make Company aware of the breach so that Company may take any appropriate actions it determines may be necessary, including suspending and/or terminating the account.
9. User Information and Likeness
“Your Information” is defined as any information and materials you provide to Company or other Users in connection with your registration for and use of the MNX Platform. You are solely responsible for Your Information, and we act merely as a passive conduit for your online distribution and publication of Your Information. The information and materials described in this Section, as provided by each User, is collectively referred to herein as “User Generated Content.”
You hereby represent and warrant to Company that Your Information (a) will not be false, inaccurate, incomplete or misleading; (b) will not be fraudulent; (c) will not infringe any third party's copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary right or rights of publicity or privacy; (d) will not violate any law, statute, ordinance, or regulation (including without limitation those governing export control, consumer protection, unfair competition, anti-discrimination or false advertising); (e) will not be defamatory, libelous, unlawfully threatening, or unlawfully harassing; (f) will not be obscene or contain child pornography or be harmful to minors; (g) will not contain any viruses or other computer programming routines that are intended to damage, detrimentally interfere with, surreptitiously intercept or expropriate any system, data or personal information; and (h) will not create liability for Company or cause Company to lose (in whole or in part) the services of its ISPs or other partners or suppliers.
The MNX Platform hosts User Generated Content relating to reviews and ratings of both specific Talent Service Providers AND Clients (“Feedback”). Such Feedback is such User’s opinion and not the opinion of Company, has not been verified or approved by Company. You agree that Company is not liable for any Feedback or other User Generated Content. Company does not investigate any remarks posted by Users for accuracy or reliability but may do so if a User requests that Company do so.
You hereby grant Company a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, sublicensable (through multiple tiers) right to exercise all copyright, publicity rights, and any other rights you have in Your Information, in any media now known or not currently known in order to perform and improve upon the MNX Platform.
Each Talent Service Provider who provides to Company any videotape, film, record, photograph, voice, or all related instrumental, musical, or other sound effects, in exchange for the right to use the MNX Platform, hereby irrevocably grants to Company the non-exclusive, fully-paid, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable, worldwide, unrestricted, and perpetual right to:
Each Talent Service Provider hereby waives all rights and releases Company from, and shall neither sue nor bring any proceeding against any such parties for, any claim or cause of action, whether now known or unknown, for defamation, invasion of right to privacy, publicity or personality or any similar matter, or based upon or relating to the use and exploitation of such Talent Service Provider’s identity, likeness or voice in connection with the MNX Platform.
10. Links to Other Websites
The MNX Platform may contain links (such as hyperlinks) to third-party websites. Such links do not constitute the endorsement by Company of those sites or their content. They are provided as an information service, for reference and convenience only. Company does not control any such sites, and is not responsible for their (1) availability or accuracy, or (2) content, advertising, or products or services. The existence of links on the MNX Platform to such websites (including without limitation external websites that are framed by the MNX Platform as well as any advertisements displayed in connection therewith) does not mean that Company endorses any of the material on such websites, or has any association with their operators. It is your responsibility to evaluate the content and usefulness of the information obtained from other sites.
The use of any website controlled, owned or operated by third parties is governed by the terms and conditions of use and privacy policies for those websites, and not by Company's Terms and Conditions of Service. You access such third-party websites at your own risk. Company expressly disclaims any liability arising in connection with your use and/or viewing of any websites or other material associated with links that may appear on the MNX Platform. You hereby agree to hold Company harmless from any liability that may result from the use of links that may appear on the MNX Platform.
11. Worker Classification and Withholdings
AS SET FORTH IN SECTION 1, COMPANY DOES NOT EMPLOY INDIVIDUALS TO PERFORM ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES. Each User assumes all liability for proper classification of such User’s workers based on applicable legal guidelines.
Users do not have authority to enter into written or oral — whether implied or express — contracts on behalf of Company. Each User acknowledges that Company does not, in any way, supervise, direct, or control a Talent Service Provider’s services performed in any manner. Company does not set Talent Service Providers’ work hours or location of work. Company does not supervise, direct, or control a Talent Service Provider’s attire.
The MNX Platform is not an employment service and Company is not an employer of any User. As such, Company is not responsible for and will not be liable for any tax payments or withholding, including but not limited to unemployment insurance, social security, disability insurance or any other applicable federal or state withholdings in connection with your use of Users’ services.
You agree to indemnify and hold harmless Company from any and all claims that a Talent Service Provider was misclassified as an independent contractor, any liabilities arising from a determination by a court, arbitrator, government agency or other body that a Talent Service Provider was misclassified as an independent contractor (including, but not limited to, taxes, penalties, interest and attorney’s fees), any claim that Company was an employer or joint employer of a Talent Service Provider, any claims under any applicable employment-related laws, such as, without limitation, those relating to employment termination, employment discrimination, harassment or retaliation, as well as, without limitation, any claims for unpaid wages, withholdings, overtime pay, failure to provide meal and rest breaks, sick leave, holiday or vacation pay, retirement benefits, worker's compensation benefits, unemployment benefits, or any other employee benefits.
12. Intellectual Property Rights
All text, graphics, editorial content, data, formatting, graphs, designs, HTML, look and feel, photographs, music, sounds, images, software, videos, designs, typefaces and other content (collectively “Proprietary Material”) that Users see or read through the MNX Platform is owned by Company, excluding User Generated Content that Company has the right to use. Proprietary Material is protected in all forms, media and technologies now known or hereinafter developed. Company owns all Proprietary Material, as well as the coordination, selection, arrangement and enhancement of such Proprietary Materials as a Collective Work under the United States Copyright Act, as amended. The Proprietary Material is protected by the domestic and international laws of copyright, patents, and other proprietary rights and laws. Users may not copy, download, use, redesign, reconfigure, or retransmit anything from the MNX Platform without Company's express prior written consent and, if applicable, the holder of the rights to the User Generated Content. Any use of such Proprietary Material, other than as permitted therein, is expressly prohibited without the prior permission of Company and, if applicable, the holder of the rights to the User Generated Content.
The service marks and trademarks of Company, including without limitation Company and Company logos are service marks owned by Company. Any other trademarks, service marks, logos and/or trade names appearing via the MNX Platform are the property of their respective owners. You may not copy or use any of these marks, logos or trade names without the express prior written consent of the owner.
13. Copyright Complaints and Copyright Agent
Company respects the intellectual property of others, and
expects Users to do the same. If you believe, in good faith, that any materials
provided on or in connection with the MNX Platform infringe upon your copyright
or other intellectual property right, please send the following information to
Company's Copyright Agent at: MNX USA LLC, 745 5th
Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10151 or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>14.

WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, NEITHER COMPANY NOR ITS AFFILIATES OR LICENSORS WARRANT THAT ACCESS TO THE MNX PLATFORM WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR THAT THE MNX PLATFORM WILL BE ERROR-FREE; NOR DO THEY MAKE ANY WARRANTY AS TO THE RESULTS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE USE OF THE MNX PLATFORM, OR AS TO THE TIMELINESS, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, COMPLETENESS OR CONTENT OF ANY SERVICE, INFORMATION OR MATERIALS PROVIDED THROUGH OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE MNX PLATFORM.
NEITHER COMPANY NOR ITS AFFILIATES OR LICENSORS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONDUCT, WHETHER ONLINE OR OFFLINE, OF ANY USER.

COMPANY AND ITS AFFILIATES AND LICENSORS CANNOT AND DO NOT GUARANTEE THAT ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY YOU WILL NOT BE MISAPPROPRIATED, INTERCEPTED, DELETED, DESTROYED OR USED BY OTHERS.
15.
 SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

16. Indemnification
You hereby agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Company, its directors, officers, employees, agents, licensors, attorneys, independent contractors, providers, subsidiaries, and affiliates from and against any and all claim, loss, expense or demand of liability, including attorneys' fees and costs incurred, in connection with (i) your use or inability to use the MNX Platform, or (ii) any content submitted by you or using your account on the MNX Platform, including, but not limited to the extent such content may infringe on the intellectual rights of a third party or otherwise be illegal or unlawful. Company reserves the right, at its own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to your indemnification. You will not, in any event, settle any claim or matter without the written consent of Company.
17. Dispute Resolution
INFORMAL RESOLUTION. To expedite resolution and reduce the cost of any dispute, controversy or claim between you and the Company related to this Agreement (“Dispute”), you and Company agree to first attempt to negotiate any Dispute (except those Disputes expressly excluded below) informally for at least thirty (30) days before initiating any arbitration or court proceeding. Such informal negotiations will commence upon written notice. The Informal Resolution process may include mediation. Your address for such notices is your billing address, with an email copy to the email address you have provided to Company. Company’s address for such notices is MNX USA LLC, 745 5th Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10151.
BINDING ARBITRATION. If you and Company are unable to resolve a Dispute through informal negotiations, all claims arising from use of the MNX Platform (except those Disputes expressly excluded below) finally and exclusively resolved by binding arbitration. Any election to arbitrate by one party will be final and binding on the other. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT IF EITHER PARTY ELECTS TO ARBITRATE, NEITHER PARTY WILL HAVE THE RIGHT TO SUE IN COURT OR HAVE A JURY TRIAL. The arbitration will be commenced and conducted under the Commercial Arbitration Rules (the “AAA Rules”) of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) and, where appropriate, the AAA’s Supplementary Procedures for Consumer Related Disputes (“AAA Consumer Rules”), both of which are available at the AAA website www.adr.org.  If your claim for damages does not exceed USD 5,000, Company will pay all such fees unless the arbitrator finds that either the substance of your claim or the relief sought in your Demand for Arbitration was frivolous or was brought for an improper purpose (as measured by the standards set forth in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11(b)). The arbitration may be conducted in person, through the submission of documents, by phone or online. The arbitrator will make a decision in writing, but need not provide a statement of reasons unless requested by a party. The arbitrator must follow applicable law, and any award may be challenged if the arbitrator fails to do so. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, you and Company may litigate in court to compel arbitration, stay proceeding pending arbitration, or to confirm, modify, vacate or enter judgment on the award entered by the arbitrator.
WAIVER OF RIGHT TO BE A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN A PURPORTED CLASS ACTION OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. You and Company agree that any arbitration will be limited to the Dispute between Company and you individually.  Further, unless both you and Company otherwise agree, the arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person’s claims, and may not otherwise preside over any form of any class or representative proceeding.
RIGHT TO OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION AND CLASS ACTION/JURY TRIAL WAIVER. You may opt out of the foregoing arbitration and class action/jury trial waiver provision of this Agreement by notifying Company in writing within 30 days of the date you first registered for the MNX Platform or 30 days from the date this Agreement was last updated. To opt out, you must send a written notification to Company at MNX USA LLC, 745 5th Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10151, that includes (a) your account username, (b) your name, (c) your address, (d) your telephone number, (e) your email address, and (f) a clear statement indicating that you do not wish to resolve claims through arbitration and demonstrating compliance with the 30-day time limit to opt out of the above arbitration and class action/jury trial waiver provisions.
18. Governing Law
Except as expressly provided otherwise, this Agreement will be and is governed by, and will be construed under, the laws of the State of New York, without regard to choice of law principles.
Notwithstanding the provision in the preceding paragraph with respect to applicable substantive law, the enforceability of Section 20 entitled “Dispute Resolution” shall be governed by the Federal Arbitration Act (9 U.S.C., Secs. 1-16).
19. No Agency
No agency, partnership, joint venture, employer-employee or franchiser-franchisee relationship is intended or created by this Agreement.
20. Entire Agreement
Failure by Company to enforce any provision(s) of this Agreement will not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between you and Company with respect to its subject matter. If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will be enforced to the fullest extent possible, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect. This Agreement may not be assigned or transferred by you without our prior written approval. We may assign or transfer this Agreement without your consent, including but not limited to assignments: (i) to a parent or subsidiary, (ii) to an acquirer of assets, or (iii) to any other successor or acquirer. Any assignment in violation of this section shall be null and void. This Agreement will inure to the benefit of Company, its successors and assigns.
21. Changes to this Agreement and the MNX Platform
Company reserves the right, at its sole and absolute discretion, to change, modify, add to, supplement or delete any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement (including the Privacy Policy) and review, improve, modify or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, the MNX Platform or any content or information through the MNX Platform at any time, effective with or without prior notice and without any liability to Company. Company will endeavor to notify you of these changes by email, but will not be liable for any failure to do so. If any future changes to this Agreement are unacceptable to you or cause you to no longer be in compliance with this Agreement, you must terminate, and immediately stop using, the MNX Platform. Your continued use of the MNX Platform following any revision to this Agreement constitutes your complete and irrevocable acceptance of any and all such changes. Company may change, modify, suspend, or discontinue any aspect of the MNX Platform at any time without notice or liability. Company may also impose limits on certain features or restrict your access to parts or all of the MNX Platform without notice or liability.
I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOREGOING TERMS OF SERVICE, PRIVACY POLICY AND BEST PRACTICES GUIDE AND AGREE THAT MY USE OF THE MNX PLATFORM IS AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MY AGREEMENT TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT.


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Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Descendants of George Perilous Baker - 6 FEB
1999
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FIRST GENERATION
1. George
Perilous Baker was born in 1715. He has
reference number 1668 & 1692.
George Perilous Baker had the following
children:
2 i. Jacob
Baker died in 1836.
+3 ii. Beulah
Baker.
4 iii. Peter
Baker.
5 iv. Hannah
Baker.
+6 v. Henry
Baker.
+7 vi. John
Baker Captain.
+8 vii. George
Baker.
SECOND GENERATION
3. Beulah
Baker.
6. Henry
Baker was born in 1733 in Prussia. He
died in 1807.
7. John
Baker Captain1,2,3 was born between 1737 and 1740 in Bingen-on-the- Rhine,
Prussia. He died in 1787 in Bakers
Station, Ohio Co, VA. Killed by Indians. He was buried in Graveyard Run, Cresap,
Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number
834 & 846.
Came to America 1740-1750, Philadephia, on the ship
Neptune from Rotterdam. German, Revolutionary War Veteran, Killed by
Indians. It is believed John had a brother, Jacob who died unmarried in
1836 and a sister, Beulah who married a
Philpot. There may have been another
brother, Michael, some believe all came to America together, no proof has been
found. John is believed to have served a
six year service for his passage and that he first married before leaving for
America and that she died at sea following birth of her first child. Abt
1760 he married Elizabeth Adams, some say Elizabeth Sullivan, could have been Elizabeth
Adams Sullivan. She was born 1744 and
died 1836 in Monroe Co, OH buried on the
old Matz farm. It is believed John
served as a Captain in Col Silas Hedges 11th Regiment of drafted militia for
the Colony of VA, but some think this is a different John Baker.
"History of the Panhandle", 1879,
pages 361-3 INDIAN TROUBLES--EARLY REMINISCENCES. From an article published in the Wheeling
Intelligencer, of May, 1866, the following is obtained: Colonel Samuel P. Baker, from whom these
facts were ascertained, lives near Benwood, Union district. He is the second son of Henry Baker, and was
born in the year 1798. In the year 1825
he married Caroline, oldest daughter of Samuel Tomlinson. He now lives on a part of the 600 acre tract
of land formerly owned by Tomlinson, and is now in his eighty-first year, and
is the oldest native born citizen living in Marshall county. He is a very intelligent old gentleman and
what he relates is authentic. The
following was written nearly verbatim: "John Baker, my grandfather, was a
Prussian, and he came to the United States in the year 1755. He landed at Philadelphia, where he married a
German lady by the name of Elizabeth Sullivan, in the year 1760. Immediately after his marriage he moved to
the Shenandoah valley, Virginia, where in the year 1763 Henry Baker, my father,
was born. In the year 1767 he emigrated
from there to Dunkard creek, Greene county, Pa., and settled among the Indians,
four tribes of whom were then living there in peace with the whites, viz: the Delaware, the Wyandots, the Swanees, and
the Mingoes. He remained there until the
breaking out of Dunmore's War, when he took refuge with his family in what was
then called Redstone Old Fort, now Brownsville, Pa. In the year 1781 he went to where
Washington, Pa., now stands, then known as Catfish Camp. About this time the country about there was
very much alarmed, and the people were on the lookout for the Indians, who were
reported to have crossed the river near Holiday's Cove, and were expected to
make inroads upon the settlements. An
express was sent to Wheeling fort to give the alarm concerning it. The party sent consisted of Henry Baker, my
father (then eighteen years of age,) Henry Yoho, and ------Starnater. They traveled in safety until they came to
the Narrows, on Wheeling creek, near where Col. Woods lived and died. Here they were ambushed by a party of
Indians. Starnater shot the Indian
nearest him and in return he and his horse were immediately killed. Yoho's horse was shot and fell but arising
almost immediately it dashed through the Indians, carrying him away in safety
to Wheeling fort. Baker's horse was shot
but ran some hundred yards when it fell on him.
Extricating himself as soon as possible, and throwing away his arms to
lighten himself, he ran for about a quarter of a mile, when seeing a very large
red skin approaching him directly in front with a pistol in one hand and a
tomahawk in the other, he saw that escape was impossible and stopped.  He was taken back to the body of the
Indians, among whom was a brother of the one killed by Starnater.
They came rapidly down this ridge where I live, no doubt thinking they
would be pursued. They struck the river
at Kate's Rock, where they found several canoes filled with Indians, who seemed
to be waiting for them. From this point,
after rowing a short distance down the river, they left the stream, and going
back of the Grave creek flats they crossed the creek near where the water
station now is and struck the river again at the lower end of the Round
Bottom. Here they crossed the river and
encamped for the night at the head of Captina Island.  He was tied to a sapling and passed the night
without food. They started early next
morning and traveled three days and three nights without stopping to camp, or
with scarcely anything to eat. At the
end of this time they arrived at Chillicothe.
Here, thinking they were out of danger of pursuit, they traveled more
leisurely and killing some deer, they had plenty to eat. Arriving at Sandusky they found a band of at
least three hundred warriors, and there were nine other men from Kentucky as
prisoners. They were all compelled to
run the gauntlet. My father being young
and active ran it easily, which so enraged a young Indian that he knocked him
down with his club after he had entered the house. He witnessed the burning of the nine Kentuckians,
one being burned each day, all the time being warned that his fate was to be
the same as theirs. On the tenth day he
was ordered to be taken out and tied to the stake by an old Indian. He resisted somewhat, and tried to parley
with them, but on starting out toward the stake he saw a horseman rapidly
approaching. When the horseman came up
he saw a man dressed in the uniform of a British officer. He immediately ran to the man. He told him that the Indians were about to
burn him, and he wanted him to save him.
 My father always
supposed that Girty anticipated making an attack on Wheeling and expected him to be useful to
him as a guide, for he took him aside and asked him all manner of questions
concerning Wheeling and vicinity. Through
the interposition of Girty he was sent to Detroit and reported to the Governor. He was then set at liberty. Hiring himself to an Indian trader, he remained
with him some time trading with the Indians. At length he started with two others for
Virginia, and after a tedious march, getting lost at one time for near three
weeks, they arrived at the point where Bridgeport now stands. The inhabitants of Wheeling were some of them
on that side of the river, making sugar and selling it. They supposed them to be Indians and fled to
the fort and gave the alarm. Finally,
when the inhabitants of the fort found out who they were, they welcomed them
within its walls. Baker here found
that during his absence his father had moved to the Round Bottom, whither he went,
and when summer opened they all went to Fort Tomlinson. In the year 1784 my father built what was
long known as Baker's station, near Cresap's grove. In the same year a family by the name of Parr
settled in the Flats, and a short time thereafter Henry Baker married one of
his daughters. After marriage he settled
at Tomlinson's fort, and in the year 1786 his first son, John Baker, was
born. (He was the father of Captain A.O.
Baker, present clerk of the circuit court).
He lived at the fort until Wayne's treaty in 1791, when he moved to
Round Bottom, where he bought a tract of land at the lower end of the bottom,
including also Captine island. Here he
lived and died. His oldest son, John,
married Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan Roberts.
DEATH OF CAPT. JOHN BAKER BY THE INDIANS Captain John Baker, who located here in the
early settlement of the country, was captain of a company of men fighting the
Indians, and about 1787 met with his death.
He was in company with the Wetzels, three in number, in a block house
that had been erected at the head of Cresap's bottom. They were watching Indians who sauntered
around on the opposite banks of the Ohio river, evidently waiting an
opportunity to kill the whites that had taken refuge in the fort. Baker seizing the first chance fired and
killed an Indian that was in range of his gun.
The Indians pretending they were frightened, scattered and ran in
different directions, leaving their bleeding and dying brother upon the
ground. Baker seeing at once that his
shot had proven fatal, and being somewhat daring, suggested to the Wetzels to
cross the river and examine their dead foe.
No Indians then, of course, were in sight--all tranquil and every appearance
of safety. But the savages were using
strategy. They had secreted themselves
not far from their dead companion. He
was left there for a bait, and Baker was thus decoyed. A canoe was secured and they crossed to the opposite
bank to take a llok at their dead victim.
Whilst reconnoitering him, several shots from the Indians were
unexpectedly fired, and one taking effect on Baker, who fell and was captured
by the Indians. The Wetzels recovered
the body shortly afterwards--they found he had crawled partially under a log,
lying insensible, with both eyes gored out--and he was carried across the river
on the canoe, only surviving but a short time after reaching the fort, or
block- house. he was buried at that
place. The following named persons
attended the funeral: Henry Baker, the
old Indian warrior, and family; Reuben Roberts, and family; george Baker,
Leonard Raigor and two brothers; Aaron Hughes, and Capt. Roberts. There were three canoe loads went from the
Round bottom to Baker's Station, where the block-house stood. Col. S. P. Baker and Capt. Roberts are the
only two persons now living that attended on that occasion.
He was married to Elizabeth Adams Sullivan
(daughter of Doctor Sullivan) in 1760 in Philadelphia, PA. Elizabeth Adams Sullivan was born on 14 FEB
1744 in Germany. She died on 22 MAY 1836
in Monroe Co, OH. She was buried in
Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. She has
reference number 835 & 847.
John Baker Captain and Elizabeth Adams Sullivan
had the following children:
i. Margaret Baker.
ii. Catherine Baker.
NOTE: The
lines for Margaret Baker, who married Peter Yoho and Catherine Baker, who
married Henry Yoho, are not contained in this text file. See their
lines in the files for Peter and Henry Yoho.
+9 iii. George
Baker.
+10 iv. Henry
Baker.
+11 v. John
Baker.
+12 vi. Mary
Jane Baker.
+13 vii. Elizabeth
Baker.
+14 viii. Joseph
Baker.
+15 ix. Jacob
Baker.
+16 x. Martin
D Baker.
+17 xi. Isaac
Baker.
8. George
Baker was born in 1749.
THIRD GENERATION
9. George
Baker was born in 1762 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1845 in Graysville, Marshall Co,
VA. He was buried in Graysville,
Marshall Co, VA.
pg 26 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, George 70-80,
female 70-80, female 5-10
#313 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Sarah 84 MD, Susan
I 14 VA
Sarah Beam was born in 1766 in MD. She died after 1850.
#313 Marshall Co 1850 census Baker, Sarah 84 MD,
Susan I 14 VA
George Baker and Sarah Beam had the following
children:
+18 i. Daniel
Ernest Baker.
+19 ii. Isaac
Baker.
+20 iii. George
Baker.
+21 iv. John
Baker.
+22 v. Dorsey
Baker.
+23 vi. Sarah
Baker.
+24 vii. Henry
Baker.
10. Henry
Baker was born in 1763 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1847 in Cresap, Marshall Co, VA.
He was married to Elizabeth Parr in 1785. Elizabeth Parr was born in 1767 in Ohio Co,
VA. She died about 1820. d/o Stephen Parr & Mary Davis
Henry Baker and Elizabeth Parr had the following
children:
+25 i. John
Baker.
+26 ii. Samuel
P. Baker Col.
+27 iii. Rebecca
Baker.
+28 iv. Henry
Baker.
29 v. James
Baker was born in 1810.
+30 vi. Mary
Baker.
+31 vii. Jackson
B Baker.
He was married to Nancy Swaney on 24 APR 1825 in
Belmont Co, OH.
Henry Baker and Nancy Swaney had the following
children:
32 i. William
Baker.
33 ii. George
Baker.
34 iii. Jeremiah
Baker.
35 iv. Margaret
Baker.
36 v. Elizabeth
Baker.
37 vi. Catherine
Baker.
38 vii. Nancy
Baker.
39 viii. Sarah
Ann Baker.
11. John
Baker was born in 1765 in Dunkard Creek, Greene Co, PA. He died on 22 MAY 1794 in Captina, Marshall
Co, WV. Killed by Indians. He was buried in prob Graveyard Run, Marshall
Co, WV.
He was married to Mary Parr about 1785 in
Cresap, Marshall Co, VA.
John Baker and Mary Parr had the following
children:
+40 i. Stephen
Baker.
41 ii. William
Baker. died young as infant
12. Mary
Jane Baker was born in 1765.
She was married to James Smith on 14 JAN 1794 in
Ohio Co, VA.
13.
Elizabeth Baker was born in 1768.
She died. killed by indians
14.
Joseph Baker was born in 1773 in Redstone Fort, Brownsville, PA. He died in 1859 in Pea Vine Ck, Belmont Co,
OH.
He was married to Mary Finney on 18 OCT
1797.
Joseph Baker and Mary Finney had the following children:
+42 i. Joseph
Baker.
+43 ii. Finley
Baker.
+44 iii. John
Baker.
+45 iv. Samuel
Baker.
+46 v. James
Baker.
15. Jacob
Baker was born in 1775. He died in 1861
in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. He was buried
in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. will 10 NOV
1852, bk 18 pg 362 Monroe Co, OH
He was married to Mary Steen on 23 JUN 1798 in
Monroe Co, OH. Mary Steen was born in
1780 in PA. She was buried in Calais,
Monroe Co, OH. d/o Andrew Steen
Jacob Baker and Mary Steen had the following children:
+47 i. Henry
Baker.
+48 ii. Eleanor
Baker.
+49 iii. John
Baker.
+50 iv. Jacob
Baker.
+51 v. Sarah
Baker.
+52 vi. Andrew
Baker.
53 vii. Margaret
Baker was born in 1823 in OH.
+54 viii. Elizabeth
Baker.
16.
Martin D Baker was born on 10 OCT 1780 in Fish Camp, Washington,
PA. He died on 27 APR 1857 in Monroe Co,
OH. He was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe
Co, OH.
Sarah Winland died in 1810.
Martin D Baker and Sarah Winland had the
following children:
+55 i. Catherine
Baker.
+56 ii. Benjamin
Baker.
+57 iii. Joseph
Baker.
+58 iv. Mary
Anne Baker.
+59 v. Margaret
Baker.
+60 vi. Anna
Baker.
He was married to Sarah Jane Farnsworth on 16
FEB 1812 in Belmont Co, OH. Sarah Jane
Farnsworth was born on 5 AUG 1791 in VA.
She died on 10 AUG 1860. She was
buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
Martin D Baker and Sarah Jane Farnsworth had the
following children:
+61 i. Isaac
Baker.
+62 ii. Vincent
Martin Baker.
+63 iii. Martin
D Baker.
+64 iv. William
Baker.
65 v. Henry
H Baker was born on 11 OCT 1822. He died
on 29 JUL 1908.
+66 vi. Mary
Baker.
+67 vii. Jackson
Baker.
+68 viii. John
Farnsworth Baker.
+69 ix. David
Baker.
17. Isaac
Baker was born on 13 JAN 1782 in Wheeling Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1865 in Boynton Twp, Tazwell Co,
IL.
He was married to Ruth (Brock) Perkins on 6 MAY
1802 in Bakers Station, Ohio Co, VA.
Ruth (Brock) Perkins was born on 13 JAN 1785 in Bakers Station, Ohio Co,
VA. She died in 1844 in Monroe Co,
OH. She was buried in Moose Rdg Cem, Monroe
Co, OH.
Isaac Baker and Ruth (Brock) Perkins had the
following children:
70 i. Joseph
Baker was born in 1802.
+71 ii. George
Washington Baker.
+72 iii. Jacob
Baker.
+73 iv. John
A. Baker.
74 v. Isaac
Baker was born in 1811.
75 vi. Vincent
Baker was born in 1816.
+76 vii. Sarah
Baker.
77 viii. Girl
Baker was born in 1820.
+78 ix. Lavina
Baker.
+79 x. John
Nelson Baker.
+80 xi. Nancy
Baker.
FOURTH GENERATION
18.
Daniel Ernest Baker was born in 1802 in Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1866 in Doddridge Co, WV. He was buried in Kates Chapel.
pg 28 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, Daniel 20-30,
female 30-40, 2 males 5-10, 2 females 0-5, female 5-10, female 10-15
#1386 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Daniel 47 VA,
Sarah 35 VA, Samuel 19 VA, Margaret J 17 VA, George 15 VA, Eleanor 12 VA,
Rebecca 10 VA, Lewis 8 VA, David 1 VA, Elthan Martin 10 VA
#881 Marshall Co 1860 Baker, Daniel 58 VA, Sarah
47 VA, Margaret J 27 VA, Rebecca 21 VA, Louis 20 VA, David 10 VA
He was married to Elizabeth Yoho (daughter of
Peter Yoho and Margaret Baker) on 18 DEC 1830 in Ohio Co, VA.4 Elizabeth Yoho was born in 1798 in Ohio Co, VA.
Merged General Note: On 24 March 1828, when Henry
Yoho Jr. bought the land of Peter Yoho from the other heirs, Elizabeth Yoho was still single,
and living in Ohio County, Virginia.
Daniel Ernest Baker and Elizabeth Yoho had the
following children:
+81 i. Samuel
Baker.
+82 ii. Margaret
J Baker.
+83 iii. George
W Baker.
+84 iv. Eleanor
Baker.
+85 v. Rebecca
Baker.
+86 vi. Lewis
Baker.
He was married to Sarah Boner before 1849. Sarah Boner was born in 1814 in VA.
Daniel Ernest Baker and Sarah Boner had the
following children:
+87 i. David
Baker.
88 ii. Dorsey
Baker was born in 1854 in Marshall Co, VA.
He died on 30 OCT 1854 in Marshall Co, VA.
19. Isaac
Baker was born in 1803. He died in 1884
in Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in
Macedonia Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
pg 30 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, Isaac 30-40,
female 30-40, 2 males 0-5, 2 males 5-10, female 5-10, female 10-15
#1385 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Isaac 45 VA,
Lavinia 28 OH, Hiram 13 VA, Sarah 11 VA, Margaret 9 VA, James M 5 VA, Francis M
3 VA, Martha J 2 VA, Nancy 8/12 VA, John W Atople 10 PA, George Atople 8 PA
Lavina Baker (daughter of Isaac Baker and Ruth
(Brock) Perkins) was born in 1821 in OH.
She was born in 1822. She died in
1861. She was buried in Macedonia Cem, Pleasant
Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
Isaac Baker and Lavina Baker had the following
children:
89 i. Hiram
Baker was born on 24 FEB 1838 in VA. He
died on 6 MAR 1905. He was buried in
Macedonia Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
90 ii. Sarah
Baker was born in 1839 in VA.
91 iii. Margaret
Baker was born in 1841 in VA.
+92 iv. James
Madison Baker.
+93 v. Frances
Marion Baker.
94 vi. Nancy
Baker was born in 1849 in VA.
95 vii. Isaac
Newton Baker5 was born in 1852.
96 viii. Daniel
Jasper Baker5 was born in 1856.
+97 ix. Lavinia
Ellen Baker.
20.
George Baker.
He was married to Mary A Wisent in 1842.
21. John
Baker.
He was married to Margaret Fritz on 28 DEC 1826.
22.
Dorsey Baker was born on 20 OCT 1816.
He died on 29 FEB 1904.
He was married to Elizabeth Ann Wright on 18 DEC
1830.
23. Sarah
Baker.
She was married to Andrew Snider on 21 JUN 1828.
24. Henry
Baker was born in 1820. He died about
1886.
He was married to Lucy on 12 DEC 1850.
25. John
Baker was born on 17 MAR 1786 in Ft Tomlinson, Ohio Co, VA. He died in JUL 1831. He was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville,
WV.
Elizabeth Roberts was born in 1796 in Allegheny
Co, MD. She died on 1 AUG 1848 in
Marshall Co, VA. She was buried in Mt
Rose Cem, Moundsville, WV. d/o Jonathan
Roberts
John Baker and Elizabeth Roberts had the
following children:
+98 i. Jerusha
Rebecca Baker.
+99 ii. Stephen
Baker.
+100 iii. Jonathan
E. Baker.
+101 iv. Henry
Baker.
+102 v. Arthur
O. Baker Captain.
26.
Samuel P. Baker Col was born in 1798 in Roberts Rdg, Ohio Co, VA. He died after 1880 in Roberts Rdg, Marshall
Co, VA.
#527 Marshall Co, VA 1850 Baker, Samuel P 52 VA,
Caroline L 44 VA, Adolphus 22 VA, Josephine 16 VA, Caroline 13 VA, Samuel 10
VA, Eunice 6 VA, Eugene 5 VA
#1893 Marshall Co 1860 Baker, Samuel B 62 VA,
Caroline L 55 VA, Caroline 21 VA, Samuel T 20 VA, Eunice 16 VA, Eugene 14 VA
#112 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker,
Samuel P 72 VA, Caroline 64 VA, Lucinda L 30 OH, Lemuel T 29 VA, Jesse dau Feb
WV
#234 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Samuel P 82 VA VA PA, L McCarrihan 12 WV PA WV, J M Booth 29 OH Eng OH, Isadore
L Booth 25 wife WV WV, John A Booth 2
son WV, William E Booth 4/12 son WV, Mary A Lowe 23 cousin IL, George Arnold 18
OH Ger
#243 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Samuel T 40 WV VA WV, Lucinda 40 wife OH PA PA, Jessie M 10 dau WV, Theodore 8
son WV, Clarence 5 son WV, Charles R 1 son WV
He was married to Caroline L Tomlinson on 15 JUL
1825 in Ohio Co, VA. Caroline L
Tomlinson was born in 1806 in VA. d/o
Samuel Tomlinson
Samuel P. Baker Col and Caroline L Tomlinson had
the following children:
+103 i. Aldophus
Baker.
+104 ii. Jospehine
Baker.
105 iii. Caroline
Baker was born in 1837 in Marshall Co, VA.
+106 iv. Samuel
Theodore Baker.
+107 v. Eunice
Baker.
+108 vi. Eugene
B Baker.
27.
Rebecca Baker was born in 1800.
28. Henry
Baker was born in 1805.
He was married to Nancy Scott on 24 APR 1825 in
Belmont Co, OH.
30. Mary
Baker was born in 1813.
She was married to William Swaney on 13 APR 1834
in Belmont Co, OH.
31.
Jackson B Baker was born in 1814 in Roberts Rdg, Ohio Co, VA. He died in FEB 1884.
pg 25 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, Jackson 20-30,
female 20-30, female 0-5
#1321 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Jackson 40 VA,
Catherine 32 OH, Jerusha 10 VA, Emily S 8 VA, Elizabeth 6 VA, Irwin 4 VA,
Luther 1 VA
#436 Marshall Co 1860 Baker, Jackson 50 VA,
Catherine 40 OH, Jerusha 20 VA, Emily J 17 VA, Elisabeth 15 VA, Irvin 13 VA,
Luther 11 VA, Alvildo 9 VA, Huston 7 VA, Margaret 5 VA, James 3 VA
He was married to Catherine Swaney on 15 AUG
1837 in Belmont Co, OH. Catherine Swaney
was born in 1818 in OH.
Jackson B Baker and Catherine Swaney had the
following children:
+109 i. Ellen
Jerusha Baker.
110 ii. Emily
J Baker was born in 1842 in Marshall Co, VA.
111 iii. Elizabeth
Baker was born in 1844 in Marshall Co, VA.
112 iv. Irwin
Baker was born in 1846 in Marshall Co, VA.
113 v. Luther
Baker was born in 1849 in Marshall Co, VA.
114 vi. Alvildo
Baker was born in 1851 in Marshall Co, VA.
115 vii. Huston
Baker was born in 1853 in Marshall Co, VA.
116 viii. Margaret
Baker was born in 1855 in Marshall Co, VA.
117 ix. James
Baker was born in 1857 in Marshall Co, VA.
40.
Stephen Baker was born on 7 JAN 1791 in Roberts Rdg, Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville,
WV.
He was married to Sarah McKnight on 14 FEB 1811
in Belmont Co, OH.
42.
Joseph Baker was born in 1798.
He was married to Catherine Haines on 15 DEC
1815.
43.
Finley Baker was born in 1798.
He was married to Catherine Coon on 2 SEP 1821.
44. John
Baker was born in 1814.
He was married to Mary Moore on 30 APR 1837.
45.
Samuel Baker was born in 1816.
He was married to Sarah Wright on 16 OCT 1844.
46. James
Baker was born on 4 APR 1820 in Belmont Co, OH.
He died on 30 JUN 1881.
He was married to Deborah Moore on 4 NOV 1842.
47. Henry
Baker was born in 1799.
48.
Eleanor Baker was born in 1800 in Belmont Co, OH. She died in 1881.
She was married to John J Martin in Belmont Co,
OH. John J Martin6 was born in 1786 in
PA or VA. He died in NOV 1859 in Noble
Co, OH.
Eleanor Baker and John J Martin had the
following children:
+118 i. Robert
Martin.
49. John
Baker was born in 1804. He died in JUL
1831.
50. Jacob
Baker was born in 1808 in OH.
Jacob Baker and Jane Reynolds had the following
children:
+119 i. Maria
Fidelia Baker.
51. Sarah
Baker was born in 1810 in OH. She died
in 1900. She was buried in Fairview Cem,
Jackson Co, WV.
Oliver Ingraham died in 1843 in
Harrietsville.
Sarah Baker and Oliver Ingraham had the
following children:
120 i. Margaret
Ingraham7 was born in 1835 in OH.
121 ii. Elizabeth
Ingraham7 was born in 1836 in OH.
122 iii. Janie
Ingraham7 was born in 1838 in OH.
123 iv. Jacob
Ingraham7 was born in 1841 in OH.
124 v. Oliver
Ingraham7 was born in 1843 in OH.
125 vi. Rathey
Ingraham7 was born in 1845 in OH.
52.
Andrew Baker was born in 1813 in OH.
Nancy Stephen was born in 1820.
54.
Elizabeth Baker was born in 1825.
Elizabeth Baker and Thomas Noah Reynolds had the
following children:
+126 i. Mary
Ann Reynolds.
55.
Catherine Baker.
56.
Benjamin Baker was born on 21 FEB 1802 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 3 OCT 1885 in Appanoose, IA. moved to Iowa
57.
Joseph Baker was born in 1803.
58. Mary
Anne Baker was born on 17 SEP 1807.
59.
Margaret Baker was born on 17 SEP 1809 in OH. She died on 24 FEB 1886 in Monroe Co,
OH. She was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe
Co, OH.
She was married to James Winland about
1825. James Winland was born on 18 JAN 1803
in OH. He died on 28 DEC 1872. He was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. s/o Jacob Winland & Margaret
Margaret Baker and James Winland had the
following children:
+127 i. Mary
Winland.
+128 ii. Jacob
Winland.
+129 iii. Margaret
Winland.
130 iv. Elizabeth
Winland7 was born on 30 JUN 1831. She
died on 10 JUN 1846. She was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
+131 v. Jane
Winland.
+132 vi. John
Winland.
133 vii. Sarah
Winland7 was born on 28 JAN 1837. She
died on 2 AUG 1846. She was buried in
Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
134 viii. Susannah
Winland7 was born on 7 MAR 1838. She
died on 2 AUG 1846. She was buried in
Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
+135 ix. Henry
K Winland.
+136 x. Julia
Ann Winland.
137 xi. James
Winland7 was born on 5 APR 1845. He died
on 10 AUG 1846. He was buried in Steed
Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
+138 xii. Louisa
Winland.
60. Anna
Baker.
61. Isaac
Baker was born on 31 JAN 1814 in OH. He
died on 24 MAR 1876 in Monroe Co, OH. He
was buried in Matz Farm.
Sarah Dougherty was born on 16 SEP 1816 in Wayne
Twp, Monroe Co, OH. She died on 12 AUG
1876. d/o Daniel Wire Dougherty &
Sarah Maloy
Isaac Baker and Sarah Dougherty had the
following children:
139 i. Margaret
Baker7 was born in 1842 in OH.
+140 ii. Isaac
Jackson Baker.
62.
Vincent Martin Baker was born on 17 AUG 1816. He died on 12 NOV 1903.
Margaret Dougherty was born in 1819 in Wayne
Twp, Monroe Co, OH. d/o Daniel Wire
Dougherty & Sarah Maloy
Vincent Martin Baker and Margaret Dougherty had
the following children:
141 i. Margaret
E Baker7 was born in 1851 in OH.
142 ii. Vincent
M Baker7 was born in 1855 in OH.
143 iii. George
W Baker7 was born in 1858 in OH.
63.
Martin D Baker was born in 1818.
He died on 6 JUN 1901 in Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH.
Elizabeth was born on 18 MAY 1818. She died on 30 APR 1905.
64.
William Baker was born in 1820.
66. Mary
Baker was born in 1825 in OH. She died
on 10 OCT 1908.
Samuel Barackman was born in 1818 in PA.
Mary Baker and Samuel Barackman had the
following children:
+144 i. Isaac
Barackman.
145 ii. Sarah
J Barackman7 was born in 1847 in OH.
146 iii. Martin
A Barackman7 was born in 1849 in OH.
147 iv. John
W Barackman7 was born in 1852 in OH.
148 v. Margaret
H Barackman7 was born in 1856 in OH.
149 vi. Mary
L Barackman7 was born in 1858 in OH.
150 vii. Thomas
Barackman7 was born in 1864 in OH.
67.
Jackson Baker was born on 30 OCT 1828 in OH. He died on 15 MAR 1905.
He was married to Eva Anna Polen in 1848. Eva Anna Polen was born in 1829 in OH.
Jackson Baker and Eva Anna Polen had the
following children:
151 i. Catherine
Baker7 was born in 1848 in OH.
152 ii. Margaret
J Baker7 was born in 1850 in OH.
153 iii. Sarah
Baker7 was born in 1852 in OH.
154 iv. Martin
Baker7 was born in 1854 in OH.
155 v. John
Baker7 was born in 1855 in OH.
156 vi. Mary
E Baker7 was born in 1857 in OH.
157 vii. George
Baker7 was born in 1859 in OH.
68. John
Farnsworth Baker was born on 21 DEC 1832 in OH.
He died on 25 APR 1913.
69. David
Baker was born on 31 JAN 1835 in OH. He
died on 5 JUL 1904.
He was married to Mary Jane Reynolds on 8 JUL
1856. Mary Jane Reynolds was born on 12
JAN 1841. She died on 8 MAR 1916.
71.
George Washington Baker was born in 1802. He died in 1880.
He was married to Nancy Floyd in MAR 1821. Nancy Floyd was born in 1803. She died in 1859.
George Washington Baker and Nancy Floyd had the
following children:
+158 i. Almira
Elizabeth Baker.
72. Jacob
Baker was born in 1804 in OH. He died
about 1860.
Jacob Baker and Martha had the following
children:
159 i. Jacob
Baker5 was born in 1825.
160 ii. William
T Baker5 was born in 1827. He died in
1850.
+161 iii. James
Baker.
162 iv. Sarah
Baker5 was born in 1839.
163 v. Robert
Baker5 was born in 1841.
164 vi. Nathan
Baker5 was born in 1843.
165 vii. George
Baker5 was born in 1845.
166 viii. Jacob
Baker5 was born in 1849.
73. John
A. Baker was born on 12 APR 1806 in Piney Creek, Belmont Co, OH. He died on 18 MAR 1887 in Graysville, Monroe
Co, OH. He was buried in Ch of Christ
Cem, Graysville, OH.
He was married to Susan Farley (daughter of
Andrew Farley and Sarah Farley) on 29 MAR 1829 in Monroe Co, OH. Susan Farley8 was born on 23 MAR 1805 in Washington
Co, PA. She died on 24 DEC 1887 in
Graysville, Monroe Co, OH. She was
buried in Ch of Christ Cem, Graysville, OH.
John A. Baker and Susan Farley had the following
children:
167 i. Lavina
Baker5 was born on 26 DEC 1829 in Monroe Co, OH.
+168 ii. David
Milton Baker.
+169 iii. Ruth
Amelia Baker.
+170 iv. Andrew
Farley Baker.
171 v. Margaret
Jane Baker5 was born in 1837 in Monroe Co, OH.
+172 vi. James
Garrison Baker.
173 vii. William
Jarvis Baker5 was born on 12 JUN 1842 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 19 DEC 1926.
174 viii. Theodore
Baker5 was born on 13 JUL 1846 in Monroe Co, OH.
76. Sarah
Baker was born on 20 NOV 1817. She died
in JUL 1860.
She was married to Jacob Rogers on 19 OCT
1837.
Sarah Baker and Jacob Rogers had the following
children:
175 i. Mary
Rogers5.
+176 ii. Leepers
Rogers.
78.
Lavina Baker was born in 1821 in OH.
She was born in 1822. She died in
1861. She was buried in Macedonia Cem,
Pleasant Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
Lavina Baker and George Alltop had the following
children:
+177 i. John
Nelson Alltop.
178 ii. George
W Alltop was born in 1842 in PA. He died
in 1864. Was he in Co B, 7th WV Reg Vol
Inf??
Isaac Baker (son of George Baker and Sarah Beam)
was born in 1803. He died in 1884 in
Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in
Macedonia Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
pg 30 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, Isaac 30-40,
female 30-40, 2 males 0-5, 2 males 5-10, female 5-10, female 10-15
#1385 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Isaac 45 VA,
Lavinia 28 OH, Hiram 13 VA, Sarah 11 VA, Margaret 9 VA, James M 5 VA, Francis M
3 VA, Martha J 2 VA, Nancy 8/12 VA, John W Atople 10 PA, George Atople 8
PA Lavina Baker and Isaac Baker had the
following children:
89 i. Hiram
Baker.
90 ii. Sarah
Baker.
91 iii. Margaret
Baker.
+92 iv. James
Madison Baker.
+93 v. Frances
Marion Baker.
94 vi. Nancy
Baker.
95 vii. Isaac
Newton Baker.
96 viii. Daniel
Jasper Baker.
+97 ix. Lavinia
Ellen Baker.
79. John
Nelson Baker was born on 8 MAR 1823 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 1 MAY 1907 in Graysville, Monroe
Co, OH.
He was married to Nancy Pringle in 1844. Nancy Pringle was born on 10 MAR 1825 in
Barbour Co, VA. She died on 14 JUN 1869
in Noble Co, OH. d/o Isaac Pringle &
Esther John Nelson Baker and Nancy Pringle had the
following children:
+179 i. Isaac
Baker.
180 ii. Martin
V Baker7 was born on 5 JAN 1849.
+181 iii. Sarah
O Baker.
182 iv. David
Baker7 was born on 16 AUG 1854.
+183 v. Ruth
Ann Baker.
He was married to Sarah A Powell on 24 OCT
1869. Sarah A Powell5 was born on 19 MAR
1833 in OH. She died in 1911. d/o Hiram H Powell & Mary Sill
John Nelson Baker and Sarah A Powell had the
following children:
184 i. Samuel
Franklin Baker7 was born on 16 AUG 1870.
80. Nancy
Baker was born in 1828 in Monroe Co, OH.
FIFTH GENERATION
81.
Samuel Baker was born in 1831 in VA.
lived Danville Twp, Des Moines Co, IA
He was married to Matilda Holmes (daughter of
James Holmes and Ruth Head) on 15 MAY 1849 in Marshall Co, VA.9 Matilda Holmes10 was born on 17 APR 1830 in VA.
82.
Margaret J Baker was born in 1833 in VA.
83.
George W Baker was born in 1836 in Marshall Co, VA.
#116 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker, George W
36 VA, James 9 VA, Edward B 5 WV, Eliza E 4 WV, Sarah E Sep 1869 WV, Mariah
Birge 66 VA
He was married to Ann Cain (daughter of James
Cain and Mariah Marley) on 14 JUN 1860 in Marshall Co, VA.11 Ann Cain was born on 4 FEB 1840 in Marshall
Co, VA. She died on 16 MAY 1866.
George W Baker and Ann Cain had the following
children:
185 i. James
Daniel Baker was born in 1861 in Marshall Co, VA.
+186 ii. Edward
B Baker.
+187 iii. Eliza
E Baker.
+188 iv. Sarah
E Baker.
84.
Eleanor Baker was born in 1838 in Marshall Co, VA. She died on 5 MAY 1912.
She was married to John Nelson Alltop (son of
George Alltop and Lavina Baker) on 27 DEC 1855 in Marshall Co, VA.12 John Nelson Alltop was born in 1838 in Monroe
Co, OH. He died before 1880.
Was he the John Altople living with Isaac Baker
in the 1850 census, #1385
#295 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1880 Alltop,
Elenor 44 (w) VA VA VA, Daniel M 8 son WV, Sarah V 13 dau WV, Benjamin 11 son
WV Eleanor Baker and John Nelson Alltop had the
following children:
189 i. Sarah
V Alltop was born in 1867.
190 ii. Benjamin
Alltop was born in 1869.
191 iii. Daniel
M Alltop was born in 1872 in Marshall Co, WV.
85.
Rebecca Baker was born in 1840 in Marshall Co, VA.
86. Lewis
Baker was born in 1842 in Marshall Co, VA.
He died on 15 MAR 1917.
#123 Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker, Lewis
36 rail roader WV WV WV, Mary 30 wife WV MD WV, William 12 son WV, Rachel WV,
Charles 8 son WV, Rosa 6 dau WV, Mary 4 dau WV, Eddie 7/12 Oct son WV. I believe this is the correct Lewis??????
He was married to Mary Catherine Lydick on 23
NOV 1867 in Richhill Twp, Greene Co, PA.
Mary Catherine Lydick was born in 1850 in VA.
Lewis Baker and Mary Catherine Lydick had the
following children:
192 i. William
Baker was born in 1868 in WV.
+193 ii. Rachel
Baker.
194 iii. Charles
Baker was born in 1872 in WV.
195 iv. Ross
Baker was born in 1874 in WV.
196 v. Mary
Baker was born in 1876 in WV.
197 vi. Edward
Baker was born in 1879 in Marshall Co, WV.
198 vii. Clara
Baker.
199 viii. Bessie
Baker.
87. David
Baker was born in 1849 in Marshall Co, VA.
He died in 1928.
He was married to Susan Virginia Powell on 20
MAR 1873 in Doddridge Co, WV. Susan
Virginia Powell was born in 1857. She
died about 1876.
Frances Ash was born in 1861.
92. James
Madison Baker was born in 1845 in VA.
93.
Frances Marion Baker was born in 1848 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 26 OCT 1898. He was buried in Macedonia Cem, Pleasant Rdg,
Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
Hetta A Johnson was born in JUL 1849. She died on 25 APR 1890. She was buried in Macedonia Cem, Pleasant
Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
Frances Marion Baker and Hetta A Johnson had the
following children:
+200 i. Eneas
Perry Baker.
97.
Lavinia Ellen Baker5 was born in 1858.
98.
Jerusha Rebecca Baker was born on 7 JUN 1815 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 19 DEC 1854 in Marshall Co,
VA. She was buried in First St Cem,
Moundsville, WV.
She was married to Jacob J. Jefferson (son of
John Jefferson and Elizabeth Zimmerman) on 13 JAN 1833 in Ohio Co, VA.4 Jacob J. Jefferson was born on 25 NOV 1808 in
Alexandria, VA. He died on 17 JUN
1890. He was buried in First St Cem,
Moundsville, WV.
pg 34 Marshall Co 1840 Jefferson, Jac 30-40,
female 20-30, male 0-5, male 5-10, male 15-20, female 0- 5, female 5-10
#1646 Marshall Co 1850 Jefferson, Jacob 41 wagon
maker VA, Rebecca 35 VA, Thomas 16 VA, Josephine 14 VA, Benjamin 11 VA, Jacob 7
VA, Rebecca 4 VA, Samuel 1 VA, Henry Baker 30 VA, Archer Baker 22 VA, Hugh
McNeill 25 PA wagon maker
#625 Marshall Co 1860 Jefferson, Jacob 51 VA,
Marinda 38 VA, Benjamin F 20 VA, Jacob 18 VA, Rebecca J 14 VA, Samuel 10 VA,
James H 7 VA, William H 3 VA, Elisabeth M 5/12 VA, Josiah printer 41 VA, Jennie
Simpson 12 OH
#124 Wash Dist Mar Co 1870 Jefferson, Jacob 68
VA, Emily 30 VA, Samuel 20 VA, William 14 VA, Eliza 9 VA, Maggie 5 VA, Millard
3 VA, Edward 1 VA
#55 Union Dist Marshall Co 1880 Jefferson, Jacob
71 WV VA VA wagon maker, Emma 48 wife WV PA PA, William 22 WV, Margaret 15 dau
WV, Millard 14 son WV, Edgar A 11 son WV, Virginia 8 dau WV
Wagon Maker, moved his shop to Wheeling in
1841.
Jerusha Rebecca Baker and Jacob J. Jefferson had
the following children:
201 i. Thomas
Jefferson was born in 1834 in Ohio Co, VA.
+202 ii. Josephine
Jefferson.
203 iii. Benjamin
F Jefferson was born in 1839 in Marshall Co, VA.
204 iv. Jacob
Jefferson was born in 1843 in Marshall Co, VA.
+205 v. Rebecca
Jane Jefferson.
+206 vi. Samuel
B Jefferson.
207 vii. James
H Jefferson was born in 1853 in Marshall Co, VA.
99.
Stephen Baker was born in 1817 in Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1843. He was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville,
WV.
He was married to Elizabeth Stewart on 10 FEB
1841 in Marshall Co, VA.13
100.
Jonathan E. Baker was born about 1822 in Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1884.
101.
Henry Baker was born about 1822 in Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1856. He was born in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville,
WV.
#1646 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Henry 30 clerk VA,
Archer 22 VA living with Jacob
Jefferson
He was married to Mary Elder on 12 DEC 1850 in
Marshall Co, VA.14
102.
Arthur O. Baker Captain was born on 11 JUN 1828 in Round Bottom, Ohio Co,
VA. He died on 2 DEC 1906 in Marshall
Co, WV. He was buried in Mt Rose Cem,
Moundsville, WV.
#1646 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Archer 22 VA living with Jacob Jefferson
#707 Marshall Co 1860 Baker, Arthur O 30 VA
deputy sheriff, Elisabeth 28 PA, Florence V 8 VA
#258 Moundsville, Marshall Co 1870 this page is
missing from my census book
#89 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker, A O
51 clerk WV WV WV, Elizabeth 50 wife PA PA PA, Frank A 19 son WV, Clara 13 dau
WV, Ella 10 dau WV
Captain in Co A, 17th Reg WV Vol Inf 2 SEP 1864
to 30 JUN 1865
He was married to Elizabeth Koontz on 23 JAN
1851 in Marshall Co, VA.15 Elizabeth
Koontz was born on 1 APR 1830. She died
on 24 OCT 1893. She was buried in Mt
Rose Cem, Moundsville, WV. d/o Jacob
Koontz & Elizabeth
Arthur O. Baker Captain and Elizabeth Koontz had
the following children:
+208 i. Florence
V Baker.
+209 ii. Frank
Baker.
210 iii. Charles
Baker was born in 1861 in Marshall Co, VA.
He died in 1867 in Marshall Co, WV.
211 iv. Clara
B Baker was born in 1867 in Marshall Co, WV.
212 v. Ella
Baker was born in 1869 in Marshall Co, WV.
She died in 1888.
103.
Aldophus Baker was born in 1828 in Ohio Co, VA.
#1892 Marshall Co 1860 Baker, Adolphus 32 VA,
Cordelia 27 VA, Charles F 2 VA, Elisabeth C 1 VA
#113 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker,
Adolphus 41 VA, Eliza 36 VA, Charles 13 VA, Elisabeth 11 VA, Theodore 8 VA,
John 3 WV, Henry 2 WV, Adaline 1 WV
#242 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Adolphus S 50 WV VA WV, Eliza C wife WV MD MD, Charles 22 son WV, John A 13 son
WV, Theodora B 18 dau WV, Harry 12 son WV, Adaline 11 dau WV, Mary J 4 dau WV
He was married to Eliza Cordelia Price on 2 NOV
1856 in Marshall Co, VA.16 Eliza Cordelia
Price was born in 1833 in Ohio Co, VA.
d/o Adam & Elizabeth #311 Marshall Co 1850
Aldophus Baker and Eliza Cordelia Price had the
following children:
213 i. Charles
F Baker was born in 1857 in Marshall Co, VA.
214 ii. Elizabeth
C Baker was born in 1859 in Marshall Co, VA.
215 iii. Theodora
B Baker was born in 1862 in Marshall Co, VA.
+216 iv. John
A Baker.
217 v. Henry
Baker was born in 1868 in Marshall Co, WV.
218 vi. Adaline
Baker was born in 1869 in Marshall Co, WV.
219 vii. Mary
Jane Baker was born in 1876 in Marshall Co, WV.
104.
Jospehine Baker was born in 1834 in Marshall Co, VA.
She was married to James W McCarrum on 21 FEB
1854 in Marshall Co, VA.17 James W
McCarrum was born in 1827 in Warren Co, OH.
s/o John & Mary
106.
Samuel Theodore Baker was born in 1839 in Marshall Co, VA.
#115 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker,
Theadore 43 VA, Caroline 33 VA, Ada 6 WV, Alfred Feb WV, Missouri Briggs, 30
domestic VA
#233 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Thedore 53 VA VA WV, Caroline L 44 wife VA WV VA, Adda E 17 dau WV, Alfred 10
son WV, Joe 7 son WV, Maud 4 dau WV, Robert E Lee 1 son WV, John White 20 WV
There is something amiss with the marriage
record of Samuel T Baker and Jane Neff.
This Samuel is the wrong age and as anyone can see, Theadore is still married
to Caroline in the 1880 census.
He was married to Caroline Biggs on 1 MAR 1857
in Marshall Co, VA.18 Caroline Biggs was
born in 1838 in Marshall Co, VA. d/o
Thomas & Rhoda
He was married to Lucinda Jane Neff on 31 DEC
1868 in Marshall Co, WV.19 Lucinda Jane
Neff was born in 1840 in Belmont Co, OH.
d/o Jesse Neff & Lucinda #1649 Marshall Co 1850
107.
Eunice Baker was born in 1844 in Marshall Co, VA.
She was married to Edward C Pickett on 2 NOV
1865 in Marshall Co, WV.20 Edward C
Pickett was born in 1839 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, OH. s/o E H& Clementine
#114 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Pickett,
Edward C 30 OH, Eunice 26 VA, Mary 3 WV, Eugene 2 WV
#245 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Pickett,
Edward 40 OH NY MD, Adda 23 wife WV PA WV, Mary 14 dau WV, Eugene 12 son WV,
Mina 10 dau WV, Sarah 8 dau WV, Callie 6 dau WV
108.
Eugene B Baker was born in 1846 in Marshall Co, VA.
#116 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker,
Eugene 25 VA, Rebecca 23 VA, Clara V 4 WV, Edwin 2 WV
#241 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Eugene 33 WV VA WV, Rebecca 32 wife WV VA, Clara V 13 dau WV, Edwin 12 son WV,
Samuel 9 son WV, Cassie 7 dau WV
He was married to Rebecca Jane Jefferson
(daughter of Jacob J. Jefferson and Jerusha Rebecca Baker) on 29 MAY 1864 in
Marshall Co, WV.21 Rebecca Jane Jefferson
was born in 1846 in Marshall Co, VA.
109.
Ellen Jerusha Baker was born in 1840 in Marshall Co, VA. I believe she may be the Mrs Jerusha Rulong
that married Jacob Jefferson. Was her
maiden name Rulong or Baker as stated in the History of Marshall Co, 1984.
She was married to William H Rulong (son of
Aaron Rulong and Margaret Gatts) on 24 AUG 1862 in Marshall Co, VA.22 William H Rulong was born in 1838 in Ohio Co,
VA. He died in 1872. He was buried in First St Cem, Moundsville,
WV. Pvt Co B 12 Reg WV Vol Inf, 20 AUG
1865 to 12 MAR 1865
#154 Moundsville, Marshall Co 1870 Rulong,
William H 33 grocer VA, Ellen R 30 VA, Jennie 4 WV, William E 1 WV
#75 Clay Dist Marshall Co 1880 Reulong, Ellen I
40 (w) grocer WV VA OH, Jennie 14 dau WV, William E 10 son WV, James M 9 son
WV, Emily Ruelong 37 boards seamstress VA Ellen
Jerusha Baker and William H Rulong had the following children:
+220 i. Jennie
Rulong.
221 ii. William
E Rulong was born in 1869 in Marshall Co, WV.
222 iii. James
M Rulong was born in 1871 in Marshall Co, WV.
She was married to Jacob Jefferson (son of James
Jefferson and Zeriuah Freeland) on 25 MAR 1884 in West Alexander, Washington
Co, PA. Jacob Jefferson was born on 8
NOV 1831 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 29
FEB 1908.
#74 Clay Dist Marshall Co 1880 Jefferson, Jacob
46 WV VA VA living with George
Swartz
Ellen Jerusha Baker and Jacob Jefferson had the
following children:
+223 i. John
Bruce Jefferson.
118.
Robert Martin7.
He was married to Mary Burton on 25 DEC
1850.
Robert Martin and Mary Burton had the following
children:
+224 i. Eleanor
Martin.
225 ii. John
B Martin7 was born on 13 FEB 1855.
226 iii. Henry
Clinton Martin7 was born on 22 NOV 1857 in IN.
227 iv. Lorenzo
Martin7 was born on 6 OCT 1860. He died
on 27 AUG 1869 in Noble Co, OH.
119.
Maria Fidelia Baker.
She was married to Jacob Yost.
126. Mary
Ann Reynolds7.
127. Mary
Winland7 was born in 1826.
128.
Jacob Winland7 was born on 1 JAN 1828.
He died on 6 JUL 1855.
129.
Margaret Winland7 was born in 1829 in OH.
She was married to George William Lowther on 6
SEP 1846 in Monroe Co, OH. George
William Lowther7 was born in 1827 in VA.
He died in 1889. s/o Rev William
D Lowther & Elizabeth Dotson
131. Jane
Winland7 was born in 1832.
132. John
Winland7 was born in 1833.
135.
Henry K Winland7 was born in 1839.
136. Julia
Ann Winland7 was born in 1841 in OH. She
died in 1923. She was buried in Ch of
Christ Cem, Graysville, OH.
She was married to Sydnor Whitacre in 1856. Sydnor Whitacre7 was born in 1836 in VA. He died in 1887. He was buried in Ch of Christ Cem, Graysville,
OH. s/o George Whitacre & Elizabeth
McKee
Julia Ann Winland and Sydnor Whitacre had the
following children:
+228 i. James
Whitacre.
+229 ii. George
Whitacre.
+230 iii. Louisa
L Whitacre.
+231 iv. Agalon
Whitacre.
+232 v. Mary
Jane Whitacre.
+233 vi. Henry
Whitacre.
+234 vii. John
Whitacre.
+235 viii. Ida
Whitacre.
+236 ix. Margaret
Whitacre.
+237 x. Ann
Annette Whitacre.
+238 xi. Amanda
Whitacre.
138.
Louisa Winland7 was born on 24 APR 1847 in OH. She died on 16 AUG 1913. She was buried in
Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH.
She was married to Elias Lowther on 27 JUN
1865. Elias Lowther7 was born on 12 MAR
1843 in VA. He died on 19 JUL 1905. He was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co,
OH. s/o Rev William D Lowther &
Elizabeth Dotson
Louisa Winland and Elias Lowther had the
following children:
+239 i. James
W Lowther.
+240 ii. Margaret
E Lowther.
241 iii. George
T Lowther7 was born in 1871.
+242 iv. Ida
J Lowther.
243 v. John
W Lowther was born in 1879.
+244 vi. Mary
L Lowther.
245 vii. Jacob
M Lowther7 was born in 1885.
+246 viii. Aleta
Lowther.
140.
Isaac Jackson Baker7 was born on 29 JUL 1855 in OH. He died on 7 JAN 1919.
He was married to Elizabeth Emmaline Farnsworth
on 7 FEB 1877. Elizabeth Emmaline
Farnsworth7 was born on 9 JUN 1858 in OH.
She died on 6 OCT 1949. d/o
Howard Farnsworth & Nancy Cronin
Isaac Jackson Baker and Elizabeth Emmaline
Farnsworth had the following children:
+247 i. Charles
Howard Baker.
+248 ii. Maudie
May Baker.
+249 iii. Everett
Clifton Baker.
+250 iv. Opal
Almeda Baker.
144.
Isaac Barackman7 was born in 1845 in OH.
Minerva7 was born in 1850 in OH.
Isaac Barackman and Minerva had the following
children:
251 i. Flora
Belle Barackman7 was born in 1868 in OH.
158.
Almira Elizabeth Baker was born in 1832.
She died in 1921.
William Henry Shaw was born in 1836. He died in 1921.
Almira Elizabeth Baker and William Henry Shaw
had the following children:
+252 i. Alpha
Roger Shaw.
161.
James Baker5 was born in 1830.
Margaret5 was born in 1823.
James Baker and Margaret had the following
children:
253 i. Saisa
Baker5 was born in 1849.
254 ii. John
F Baker5 was born in 1855.
255 iii. Howard
A Baker5 was born in 1857.
256 iv. William
A Baker5 was born in 1859.
168.
David Milton Baker5 was born on 19 DEC 1830 in Wayne Twp, Monroe Co, OH.
He died on 31 DEC 1908 in Butler Co, KS.
He was buried in Baker Cem, Butler Co, KS.
He was married to Sarah Amelia Varner in
1854. Sarah Amelia Varner5 was born on
13 MAY 1836 in OH. She died on 27 JUN
1875 in Butler Co, KS. d/o Joseph W Varner
& Lucy Andrews
David Milton Baker and Sarah Amelia Varner had
the following children:
+257 i. Joseph
Warren Baker.
258 ii. John
Ainsworth Baker5 was born in 1860 in Monroe Co, OH. He died in 1873 in KS. He was buried in Fairview Cem, Butler Co, KS.
259 iii. James
Willard Baker5 was born on 24 AUG 1861 in Monroe Co, OH. He died in 1947.
+260 iv. Jacob
Wilson Baker.
+261 v. Milton
Isaac Baker.
+262 vi. Lucy
Olive Baker.
Mahala D Page5 was born in 1826.
He was married to Martha Smith on 12 FEB
1880. Martha Smith5 was born on 8 JUN
1845 in KY. She died on 11 OCT 1909 in
Butler Co, KS. She was buried in Baker
Cem, Butler Co, KS. Was married to a
Barlow and then a Bishop before David Milton Baker
David Milton Baker and Martha Smith had the
following children:
+263 i. William
David Baker.
+264 ii. Carl
Thomas Baker.
+265 iii. Vesta
Edith Baker.
169. Ruth
Amelia Baker5 was born on 4 OCT 1833 in Monroe Co, OH. She died on 18 NOV 1910 in Butler Co, KS.
She was married to Isaac Daniel Varner on 20 AUG
1855 in Monroe Co, OH. Isaac Daniel
Varner5 was born in 1834. He died in
1916.
170.
Andrew Farley Baker5 was born on 3 OCT 1835 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 5 JUL 1876 in Jackson Co, WV.
He was married to Margaret Drusilla Powers on 14
OCT 1856 in Jackson Co, VA. Margaret
Drusilla Powers5 was born in 1840 in OH.
She died in 1924.
Andrew Farley Baker and Margaret Drusilla Powers
had the following children:
266 i. Sarah
E Baker7 was born in 1858 in OH.
267 ii. Susan
A Baker7 was born in DEC 1859 in OH.
172.
James Garrison Baker was born on 27 MAY 1840 in Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH. He died on 10 MAR 1923 in Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Ch of Christ Cem,
Graysville, OH. Civil War 19 DEC 1861 -
APR 1866, pg 1304 TCR
He was married to Mary Jo Powell on 19 APR
1866. Mary Jo Powell5 was born on 11 NOV
1846 in OH. She died on 19 JUN
1879.
James Garrison Baker and Mary Jo Powell had the
following children:
268 i. William
T Baker7 was born on 17 JUL 1867 in OH.
269 ii. Christopher
E Baker7 was born on 20 APR 1869 in OH.
He died on 21 SEP 1870.
270 iii. Sarah
R A Baker7 was born on 13 JUL 1872.
271 iv. George
N F Baker7 was born on 2 JUN 1875.
He was married to Elizabeth Harmon on 11 FEB
1880. Elizabeth Harmon5 was born on 2
SEP 1830 in Carroll Co, OH. d/o Andrew
Harmon & Jane Wilson
176.
Leepers Rogers5 was born in 1838.
He died in 1906.
177. John
Nelson Alltop was born in 1838 in Monroe Co, OH. He died before 1880. s/o George & Lavina
Was he the John Altople living with Isaac Baker
in the 1850 census, #1385
#295 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1880 Alltop,
Elenor 44 (w) VA VA VA, Daniel M 8 son WV, Sarah V 13 dau WV, Benjamin 11 son
WV
He was married to Eleanor Baker (daughter of
Daniel Ernest Baker and Elizabeth Yoho) on 27 DEC 1855 in Marshall Co,
VA.23 Eleanor Baker was born in 1838 in Marshall
Co, VA. She died on 5 MAY 1912.
John Nelson Alltop and Eleanor Baker had the
following children:
189 i. Sarah
V Alltop.
190 ii. Benjamin
Alltop.
191 iii. Daniel
M Alltop.
179.
Isaac Baker5 was born on 1 MAR 1845.
He died on 18 APR 1940.
He was married to Jane Narcissa Owen on 17 MAR
1870 in Noble Co, OH. Jane Narcissa
Owen5 was born in 1846. She died in
1908.
Isaac Baker and Jane Narcissa Owen had the
following children:
272 i. William
Baker7.
273 ii. David
Baker7.
274 iii. Lena
Baker7.
275 iv. Mary
Jane Baker7.
+276 v. Charles
O Baker.
277 vi. Fred
Baker7.
181.
Sarah O Baker7 was born on 10 MAR 1851.
183. Ruth
Ann Baker7 was born on 24 FEB 1856 in OH.
SIXTH GENERATION
186.
Edward B Baker was born in 1865 in Marshall Co, WV.
187.
Eliza E Baker was born in 1866 in Marshall Co, WV.
188.
Sarah E Baker was born in SEP 1869 in Marshall Co, WV.
193.
Rachel Baker was born in 1870 in WV.
John Crittendon Quigley was born on 29 SEP 1865.
200.
Eneas Perry Baker was born on 7 APR 1885. He died on 10 JAN 1973. He was buried in Macedonia Cem, Pleasant Rdg,
Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV.
Myrtle Taylor was born on 12 OCT 1885. She died on 21 JUL 1925. She was buried in Macedonia Cem, Pleasant
Rdg, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. d/o T
H Taylor & Charlotte Custer
Eneas Perry Baker and Myrtle Taylor had the
following children:
+278 i. Oran
Vane Baker.
202.
Josephine Jefferson was born in 1836 in Marshall Co, VA.
She was married to William D Campbell on 13 OCT
1853 in Marshall Co, VA.24 William D
Campbell was born in 1829 in VA. s/o
James & Margaret
#1853 Marshall Co 1860 Campbell, William D 31
VA, Josephine 24 VA, Theodore J 6 VA, Emma A 4 VA
205.
Rebecca Jane Jefferson was born in 1846 in Marshall Co, VA.
She was married to Eugene B Baker (son of Samuel
P. Baker Col and Caroline L Tomlinson) on 29 MAY 1864 in Marshall Co,
WV.25 Eugene B Baker was born in 1846 in
Marshall Co, VA.
#116 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1870 Baker,
Eugene 25 VA, Rebecca 23 VA, Clara V 4 WV, Edwin 2 WV
#241 Washington Dist Marshall Co 1880 Baker,
Eugene 33 WV VA WV, Rebecca 32 wife WV VA, Clara V 13 dau WV, Edwin 12 son WV,
Samuel 9 son WV, Cassie 7 dau WV
206.
Samuel B Jefferson was born in 1849 in Marshall Co, VA.
#43 3rd section Union Dist Marshall Co 1880 Jefferson,
Samuel 30 coal miner WV VA WV, Louisa 22 wife OH Pru OH
He was married to Louisa Bick on 20 NOV 1879 in
Marshall Co, WV.
208.
Florence V Baker was born in 1852 in Marshall Co, VA.
She was married to Orlando Stephenson on 7 NOV
1872 in Marshall Co, WV.
209.
Frank Baker was born in 1861 in Marshall Co, VA. He died in 1919.
He was married to Mary Dailey on 1 SEP 1888 in
Marshall Co, WV. Mary Dailey was born in
1866.
216. John
A Baker was born in 1866 in Marshall Co, WV.
He died in 1932. He was buried in
Fairview Meth Ch, Rt 250, Marshall Co, WV.
Sarah E Scott was born in 1886. She died in 1979. She was buried in Fairview Meth Ch, Rt 250,
Marshall Co, WV.
John A Baker and Sarah E Scott had the following
children:
279 i. John
C Baker26.
280 ii. Charles
Wilford Baker27 was born in 1911. He was
buried in Fairview Meth Ch, Rt 250, Marshall Co, WV.
281 iii. Harry
W Baker28.
282 iv. David
Baker29.
283 v. Mary
J Baker30.
284 vi. Alta
M Baker31.
285 vii. Flora
E Baker32.
220.
Jennie Rulong was born in 1866 in Marshall Co, WV.
She was married to Benjamin Hopkins on 18 SEP
1887 in Marshall Co, WV. Benjamin
Hopkins was born in 1861.
223. John
Bruce Jefferson was born on 25 AUG 1884 in Roberts Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 22 NOV 1959. pg 164 1984 History of Marshall Co, WV
He was married to Irene Bonar on 13 APR 1910.
224.
Eleanor Martin7 was born on 14 DEC 1852.
228.
James Whitacre7 was born in 1857 in OH.
229.
George Whitacre7 was born in 1859 in OH.
230.
Louisa L Whitacre7 was born in 1861 in OH.
231.
Agalon Whitacre7 was born in 1864 in OH.
232. Mary
Jane Whitacre7 was born in 1865 in OH.
233.
Henry Whitacre7 was born in 1868 in OH.
234. John
Whitacre7 was born in 1869 in OH.
235. Ida
Whitacre7.
236.
Margaret Whitacre7.
237. Ann
Annette Whitacre7.
238. Amanda
Whitacre7.
239.
James W Lowther7 was born in 1866 in OH.
He was married to Mary Hopeful Baker on 6 DEC
1887.
240.
Margaret E Lowther7 was born in 1868 in OH.
242. Ida
J Lowther7 was born in 1877.
244. Mary
L Lowther7 was born in 1882.
246.
Aleta Lowther7 was born in 1889.
247.
Charles Howard Baker7.
248.
Maudie May Baker7.
249.
Everett Clifton Baker7.
250. Opal
Almeda Baker7.
252.
Alpha Roger Shaw was born in 1859.
He died in 1923.
Lucinda Jane Mayhugh was born in 1852. She died in 1898.
257.
Joseph Warren Baker5 was born on 9 OCT 1855 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 30 DEC 1942 in Butler Co, KS. He was buried in Fairview Cem, Butler Co, KS.
He was married to Hattie Pollock on 2 APR 1888
in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, IA. Hattie
Pollock5 was born on 30 JUN 1871. She
died on 19 DEC 1938. She was buried in
Fairview Cem, Butler Co, KS. d/o
Alexander Pollock & Orpha VanNote
260.
Jacob Wilson Baker5 was born on 13 FEB 1864. He died in 1917.
He was married to Susan Minetta Varner on 1 DEC
1892. Susan Minetta Varner5 was born in
1871. She died in 1931.
261.
Milton Isaac Baker5 was born on 8 OCT 1866. He died in APR 1938 in Butler Co, KS.
He was married to Iona Cameron on 7 MAR 1895.
262. Lucy
Olive Baker5 was born on 29 APR 1872 in Butler Co, KS.
263.
William David Baker5 was born on 26 AUG 1881. He died in 1925 in Esterville, IA.
264. Carl
Thomas Baker5 was born on 16 APR 1883 in Butler Co, KS. He died on 7 MAY 1916 in Esterville, IA.
He was married to Ruby Fay Threewit on 22 DEC
1911 in Major Co, OK. Ruby Fay Threewit5
was born on 27 MAR 1894 in Blount Twp, Vermillion, IL. She died in 1984.
Carl Thomas Baker and Ruby Fay Threewit had the
following children:
+286 i. Ancil
David Baker.
287 ii. Carl
Threewit Baker5 was born in 1914. He
died in 1916.
265.
Vesta Edith Baker5 was born on 18 AUG 1887. She died on 3 MAR 1977 in Tempe, AZ.
She was married to Ernest Henry Stewart in
1903. Ernest Henry Stewart5 was born in
1868. He died in 1920.
John Henry Nagle5 was born in 1875. He died in 1957.
276.
Charles O Baker7 was born on 31 JAN 1883 in Noble Co, OH. He died on 16 JUL 1929 in Washington Co, OH.
He was married to Cynthia Britton on 23 MAR
1908. Cynthia Britton7 was born on 27
JUL 1889 in Ritchie Co, OH. She died on
3 MAY 1973 in Marietta, Washington Co, OH.
d/o John Britton & Jane Stack
SEVENTH GENERATION
278. Oran
Vane Baker was born on 29 AUG 1918. US
Marine Corps WWII
He was married to Pansy Virginia Pyles.
Oran Vane Baker and Pansy Virginia Pyles had the
following children:
+288 i. Shirlene
Gaynell Baker.
286.
Ancil David Baker5 was born on 30 NOV 1912 in Fairview, OK. Retired Colonel, US Air Force
Loina Genevieve St John5 was born in 1913.
Ancil David Baker and Loina Genevieve St John
had the following children:
289 i. Mark
William Baker5.
290 ii. Bobette
Lea Baker5.
EIGHTH GENERATION
288.
Shirlene Gaynell Baker was born on 1 APR 1936 in Laural Run, Marshall Co,
WV. She died on 12 DEC 1992 in
Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.
She was married to Jimmy Robinson (son of
Elbridge Leslie Robinson and Estella Margaret Blake) on (PRIVATE) in
Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Jimmy
Robinson was born on (PRIVATE) in Pleasant Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.
Shirlene Gaynell Baker and Jimmy Robinson had
the following children:
+291 i. Joel
Mitchell Robinson.
NINTH GENERATION
291. Joel
Mitchell Robinson was born on (PRIVATE) in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.
He was married to Dorothy Mae Loy on (PRIVATE)
in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Dorothy
Mae Loy was born on (PRIVATE) in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.
Prepared by: T. Vernon Anderson 217 Birch Avenue
Moundsville, WV 26041<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SOURCES
1. DAR Patriot
Index. Vol I pg 29.
2. Ohio
Valley Richmonds, Their Kith & Kin.
3.
History of the Panhandle - 1879.
pages 361-3.
4.
Marriages, Ohio Co, WV Ministers Returns 1790-1835.
5. Ancil
David Baker.
6.
Tri-Country Researcher. pg 1480.
7.
Richard Henthorn.
8. World
Family Tree. Vol I Tree 1691.
9.
Marriage Records, Marshall Co, WV.
bk 1 pg 64.
10. The
Descendants of James and Ruth (Head) Holmes.
11.
Marriage Records, Marshall Co, WV.
bk 2 pg 439.
12.
Ibid. bk 2 pg 125.
13.
Ibid. bk 1 pg 26.
14.
Ibid. bk 1 pg 61.
15.
Ibid. bk 1 pg 68.
16.
Ibid. bk 2 pg 164.
17.
Ibid. bk 1 pg 106.
18.
Ibid. bk 2 pg 196.
19.
Ibid. A2 pg 74.
20.
Ibid. bk C3 pg 301.
21.
Ibid. bk C3 pg 102.
22.
Ibid. bk C3 pg 87.
23.
Ibid. bk 2 pg 125.
24. Ibid. bk 1 pg 93.
25.
Ibid. bk C3 pg 102.
26.
History of Marshall Co, WV - 1984.
pg 101.
27.
Ibid. pg 101.
28.
Ibid. pg 101.
29. Ibid.
30.
Ibid. pg 101.
31.
Ibid. pg 101.
32.
Ibid. pg 101.
The relationship of George Perilous
Baker to Captain John Baker has not been proven, to my knowledge. It has
been questioned by at last one researcher who has tried to prove this
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