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From: "Elizabeth" <>
Subject: [GAJASPER-L] Baker and Loyall Families
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 13:45:33 -0500

My research in Jasper Co, GA involves the following individuals who
lived in or near Monticello in the early 1800's.
Jasper Co Deed Book 1, page 22. Applications for Stock Markers 11
May 1808 Christopher Baker,
James
Baker
Jasper Co Marriages Jesse Baker and Peggy Patrick 13 June 1816,
Joseph Baker and Agnes Kenneday 28 Mar 1819, Thomas Baker and Polly
McClendon 25 Aug 1815, Jesse Loyal and Sally McClendon 16 June
1814.

Letters unclaimed in Monticello Postoffice 1 Apr 1836: Jesse
Loyal, Jacob McClendon, Charles Baker
Letters unclaimed in Hillsboro Postoffice 1 Apr 1838 Thomas
Baker

Jesse Loyall had brothers John and Richard Loyal. Jesse continued to
live in Jasper Co where he served in several state and county
positions. 18 June 1844, the Grand Jury list for April Term is
signed by Jesse Loyall. My gggrandfather, Charles Baker,
married Margaret Frances "Peggy" Loyal, sister to Jesse and John
Loyall. Charles Baker served in the War of 1812 and the Indian Wars
with Jesse and John Loyal.
I would appreciate ANY information about the family lineage,
cemeteries, churches or plantation locations for the families of
Baker, Loyal and McClendon. Is the courthouse located in Monticello?
What is the location of the courthouse in Baldwin County? Does
anyone have access to the old records of Jasper County? I am planning
a fall trip to Atlanta,-- then on to Jasper County. I really need a
few clues to research my family in Jasper County. Thanks! Elizabeth
Baker

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