I found reference to George Baker in the Greene Co. court minutes in Feb. 1796 and Oct. 1798 (proving a sale of his land). He's not in the tax list of 1800. This suggests he departed Greene Co. 1798-1800. Steve Broyles > Recently my Baker line did DNA studies that have greatly helped our > research. Because of it I met a wonderful cousin who a DNA match but > we cannot find out how. To make a very long story short, come to > find out we are double cousins, Baker on my mother's side and Broyles > on my father's side. Small world. > > Anyway, does any one know anything about the following Baker - > Broyles connection. I think George Baker was a brother of my Robert > Baker b 1754 and died 1834. Matthias Broyles was either my direct > line or an Uncle of my Matthias Broyles. To make matters worse I > have a double Broyles line. > > If you have any information on any of these people, I would > appreciate your help. > > Judy (Broyles) Hawman, > > > > Green Co. > p 140 Lewis BROYES 450 ac on the Waters of HORSE CREEK south side of > Nolachucky River adjoining himself, Hughes, Williamson and BAKER. > 17 Jul 1794. > p 128 SAMUEL BAKER #1240 100 ac on HORSE CREEK, South side of > Nolachucky River, adjoining JOHN BYRD and GEORGE BAKER. 29 Jul 1793 > GEORGE BAKER- 8 May 1792 George Barker of Green Co, and Territory > South of the River Ohio and Matthias Broyles of sd county. George > BAKER sells to Broyles for 200 lbs, 272 acres in the county of Greene > lying on HORSE CREEK the South side of the Nolichucky River it being > the place that HUGH BEARD formerly lived..along sd John Beard's > line.....Sanders? keep line across HORSE CREEK. /s/ George Baker > proved by George Baker in open court May session 1792 > > When did this George Baker move?