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John
Baker
Virginia Land Grant #2823
Book 10 Page 193
Fayette
County
Survey
500
Acres
On the south side of the
north fork of Licking Creek and bounded
to wit, beginning at the
mouth of a small branch at a mulbury
& elm corner to Joseph
Farrow'a preemption thence with the line of the
said preemption south twenty
nine degrees west three hundred twenty
poles to an ash and white oak
tree on the east side of a branch thence
south sixty one degrees east
two hundred eighty two poles to two sugar
trees thence north twenty
nine degrees east three hundred & four poles
to a beech & ash on the
bank of said creek thence down the
meanders of the same to the
beginning.
Treasury Warrent #4400
entered May 25, 1786, 500 acres lying on the
south side of the north fork
of licking creek and bounded
to wit, beginning at the
mouth of a small branch at a mulbury
& elm corner to Joseph
Farrow'a preemption thence with the line of the
said preemption south twenty
nine degrees west three hundred twenty
poles to an ash and white oak
tree on the east side of a branch thence
south sixty one degrees east
two hundred eighty two poles to two sugar
trees thence north twenty
nine degrees east three hundred & four poles
to a beech & ash on the
bank of said creek thence down the
meanders of the same to the
beginning.
Signed by:
Henry Lee, Francis McDermet, Geo. Green, & Esi?. T.
Marshall.
Land Office Treasury Warrent #4400 Dated 29 Mar. 1780 to John
Baker
from the Commonwealth of Virginia, 500 acres for two hundred
pounds money.
Signed by:
S. Carr D.R.S.O.