I800: T. H. BAKER (2 Dec 1901

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Spouse: Rebecca Isabella CHAMBLEE (AFN: 1DC2-TGG) b. GA Marriage: 17 Jul 1865 Lafayette, Arkansas.

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Dudley of Caswell Co. NC sold to William Bagley, 200 acres in Halifax co. NC wit: William Parr, Ambrose Gatewood, Dudley Haile, this same piece of land belonged to Thomas Gatewood, father of Dudley. He had bought the land from his brother, Robert in 1767 (Deeds of Halifax co. Bk 4 p. 130-131).

In Apr 1800, Dudley sold 200 acres in Caswell Co. to Peter Smith for $400.

In his application for a pension from the War Dept, dtd 9 Oct 1832, Caswell Co. NC, he states his age as 84 years, 8 months, 10 days, that he was b in Essex Co. 30 Dec 1747 (From a register he had in his possession at this time).

He left Essex Co in 1768 & resided until about 1771 in Pitts Co., VA. From there, he moved to Caswell Co. where he was still residing. His first tour of duty was about 2 months beginning Feb 1776 in Capt. William Hubbard's Co. of Caswell Co. the Reg commanded by Col. James Thurston & Taylor & Major Rochester. His 2nd tour began 24 Dec 1780 ended Mar 1781 in Capt. Spilby Coleman's Co. commanded by Thomas Farmer of Hillsboro, NC (Johnathan Starkie testified they both served under Capt. Coleman at this time.). His 3rd tour was 3 months or longer beginning in summer of 1781 under Capt. Robert Burton of Caswell Co. & Col. Wm. Moore's Reg.

Dudley's mother prob d bet 1747 & 1750 when his father sold his land of inheritance & moved to NC. As Dudley stated, he remained in Essex Co. until 1768, prob raised by his Uncle Ambrose & Aunt Martha Gatewood as their own, they not having any children. Dudley was to inherit all after they died. The birth dates of him & his ch were in uncle Ambrose's Bible. Much info of this line from Janie Gatewood Park, Leland, MS.

Gatewood House Museum "Yanceyville's courthouse square is legendary for it's history from the revolutionary war to the present. Visit the Gatewood House Museum in the picket-fenced Gatewood House (c. 1822) and the witness the exquisite charm of the old County Courthouse (c. 1861). During the early 1800's, both the speaker of the North Carolina House and the President Pro Tem of the North Carolina Senate resided in Caswell County. Caswell has been home to Congressman, scholars, writers and a scoundrel or two. The Kirk-Holden War was initiated by the murder of "Chicken" Stephens in the Caswell County Courthouse.

Drop by the Chamber of Commerce Office upstairs in the Gatewood House and get a driving tour brochure. Spend an afternoon adventuring into the past in one of North Carolina's most historic counties." http://www.caswellnc.com/recreation/heritage.htm#gatewood%20house %20museum

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Children:
4 Alice Haggard 1882 - 1883
4 Mable Haggard 1890 -
4 William Young Haggard 1890 -
4 Maddiline (Ada) Haggard 1893 - 1894
4 Henrietta Haggard 1895 -
4 Richard Allen Haggard 1897 -
4 Haggard

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Aka: Paine. Marriage 2 Judith PARES;

My Southern Family

T. H. BAKER

2 Dec 1901 - 2 Jan 1953

ID Number: I800

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Mary Jane BRASHEAR

ABT 1845 - ____

ID Number: I70207

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Zadock Clyde "Zed" CLEMENTS

25 Sep 1840 - 1903

ID Number: I95352

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Flora COMPTON

18 Feb 1885 - 28 Feb 1909

ID Number: I56656

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Dudley GATEWOOD

30 Dec 1747 - 9 Jul 1836

ID Number: I24598

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Henry HAGGARD

ABT 1860 - ____

ID Number: I45003

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Bruce Sumrell HART III

James Hicks HODGES C.S.A.

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I72577

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Moses PAYNE "the Immigrant"

23 Apr 1581 - 21 Apr 1643

ID Number: I47373

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