| Jeremiah BAKER was the son of James BAKER and Sally (surname unknown). |
| Will | Mentions wife Sally, children James, Daniel, Jeremiah, Elizabeth Rowland, Polly Stone and grandson Daniel Stone. - Henry County Will Book 2, page 142-144. FSL #7645134 image 231-232.  |
| Deed* | On 7 March 1821, Robert Rowland gives, as a gift, four slaves to his brother in law Jeremiah Baker. The slaves were named Patty, Chaney, Mariah and Ralph. - Henry Deed Book 9, page 195. FSL #8151923 image 94. |
| Deed | On 1 June 1821, Robert Rowland obtained an injunction against Daniel Stone, Jeremiah Baker and James Baker. - Henry Deed Book 9, page 140-141. FSL #8151923 image 78. |
| Deed | On 6 October 1821, Robert Rowland is indebted to Daniel Stone and sells furnture and farm animals to Jeremiah Baker. - Henry Deed Book 9, page 147. FSL #8151923 image 80. |
| Court Record* | On 5 may 1837, Thomas Baker vs. Jeremiah Baker, James Baker and Polly (Baker) Stone regarding the estate of Daniel Baker deceased. Also mentioned are "James W. Rowland, Peter Rowland and Sally Conway the wife of Peyton Conway children and heirs of Elizabeth Rowland dec'd." - Henry Chancery Court Book 1, page 35-37. FSL #8737687 images 24-26. |