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Bailey Johnson
b.Bet 1780 and 1790
Facts and Events
Name[18][13] |
Bailey Johnson |
Alt Name[2] |
Bala Johnson |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[15] |
Bet 1780 and 1790 |
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Marriage |
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to Ann Martin |
Other[2] |
1809 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statesvoted, Springhill Township |
Other[3] |
1809 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statessigned petition requesting right to chose militia officers; signed petition protesting Governor for sanctioning the introduction of Negroes (slaves) |
Other[5] |
1811 |
Indiana, United Statessigned two petitions protesting interference in elections |
Other[6] |
1812 |
Indiana, United Statessigned petition asking for extra time to pay for land because of disturbed times |
Property[4] |
5 Apr 1813 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statespurchased property |
Property[1] |
1815 |
Clark, Indiana, United Stateslaid out town of New Washington |
Property[7] |
23 Apr 1816 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statessold property |
Property[1] |
1819 |
Clark, Indiana, United Stateslaid out addition to New Washington |
Residence[8] |
22 Jul 1819 |
Pope, Illinois, United Stateson road crew |
Census[9] |
1820 |
Pope, Illinois, United StatesAlexander Township |
Other[10] |
21 Sep 1820 |
Pope, Illinois, United Statesjury duty |
Property[12] |
20 Aug 1821 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statespurchased property |
Residence[11] |
4 Jun 1822 |
Pope, Illinois, United Stateson road crew |
Property[13] |
1825 |
Pope, Illinois, United Statesowned property |
Property[14] |
10 Oct 1829 |
Pope, Illinois, United Statessold property in Illinois, resident in Clark County, Indiana |
Census[15] |
1830 |
Clark, Indiana, United States |
Property[16] |
4 Feb 1835 |
Johnson, Indiana, United Statesrec'd US land patent, from Clark County |
Property[17] |
30 Sep 1835 |
Johnson, Indiana, United Statesrec'd US land patent |
Other[19][21] |
18 Sep 1839 |
Johnson, Indiana, United Statesagreement with son-in-law |
Death? |
1843 |
Johnson, Indiana, United States |
Probate[19][20] |
Feb 1843 |
Johnson, Indiana, United States |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 New Washington, Clark County, Indiana, in History of the Ohio Falls cities and their counties: with illustrations and biographical sketches. (Cleveland, Ohio: L.A. Williams & Co., 1882)
Vol II, p. 417 (ISL 977.201 C592H).
“David Copple, Bala Johnson and Adam Keller, who owned land in the vicinity of New Washington, were the first persons who made a successful attempt to found a village” in Washington Township; New Washington was laid out in 1815 with 128 lots, each 90x150 feet. In 1819, Johnson made an addition on the west side of 9 lots. “Bala Johnson came from Kentucky, farmed for a living, and, after a life of much fruitfulness, died near his ideal village.” David Copple came from the Carolinas. David Frazier, a wheelwright and edge-tool-maker, was here before 1820, had a grist mill, later added a sawmill
Bailey did not die in New Washington.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Clark County, Indiana voters, 1802, 1809. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985)
1809.
Johnston, Bala, Springhill Township
- ↑ The Territory of Indiana 1800-1810. Volume VII (UBC E173 U572 v. 7), in United States. Department of State, and Clarence Edwin Carter. The territorial papers of the United States. (Washington [District of Columbia]: Government Printing Office, 1934-1962).
pp. 687-690 - Petition to Congress By Citizens of Clark County (Referred 12 December 1809) “We your petitioners of Clark County & Indiana Territory Beg leave to represent to your Honorable body that agreeably to the Ordinance of Congress for the government of this Territory a great part of the Inhabitants are excluded from the right of suffrage though at the same time compelled to do militia duty & contribute to the support of the Territorial Government—” – requesting right to chose officers of militia Signers inc. John K. Graham p. 689 – Joseph Bowers, . . . Peter Storm, Bala Johnson, Joab Storm
pp. 705-707 - Petition Against the Introduction of Negros Signers include. Bala Johnson, John Johnson [together] p. 706 – Charles Johnson, George Johnson, John Reese, Joseph Reese, Isaac Sturme, Benjamin Reese [together]
- ↑ Deed Index, Grantees, Clark County, IN, 1801-1850 (LDS #1428650), in Clark County (Indiana). Recorder. Deed records 1801-1901, with indexes to grantors and grantees, 1801- 1910. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985).
Johnson, Bala, from Armstrong & Plaskett, Town of Bethlehem, lot 59, 5 April 1813, Vol 18-68
- ↑ The Territory of Indiana 1810-1816. Volume VIII (UBC E173 U572 v. 8), in United States. Department of State, and Clarence Edwin Carter. The territorial papers of the United States. (Washington [District of Columbia]: Government Printing Office, 1934-1962).
Petitions Regarding Elections - pp. 142-144 p. 144 – signers inc. Baley Johnson
Petitions Regarding Elections - pp. 144-147 p. 146 – Signers include on Section 2 of Subscribers: Charles Johnson, Bala Johnson, John ashbay, George Jhnson, Joseph Reese [all together], . . . John Rees, Benjaman Rees [together]
- ↑ The Territory of Indiana 1810-1816. Volume VIII (UBC E173 U572 v. 8), in United States. Department of State, and Clarence Edwin Carter. The territorial papers of the United States. (Washington [District of Columbia]: Government Printing Office, 1934-1962).
Petition to Extend Time of Payment, pp. 221-223 p. 222 – signers inc. John Tilford . . . William Anderson . . . Robert Bowers . . . Jacob Storm, Daniel Bower, Adam Bower, . . . Charles Johnston, John Johnston, Bealy Johnston, John Reese, Joseph Reese, Bengiman Reese [all together], . .
- ↑ Clark County, IN Deed Records, Vol. 10-16, Dec. 1816-Aug 1818; LDS #1428596, in Clark County (Indiana). Recorder. Deed records 1801-1901, with indexes to grantors and grantees, 1801- 1910. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985)
Book 12, p. 163.
Indenture 23 April 1816 Between Bela Johnson and his wife of Town of Washington, Clark County, Indiana Territory and Bartholmew Staton of same place who paid $5 for a lot in the town of Washington lying on the Main Street being 90 ft in front and 150 ft back known on the Plat of the town by No. 75 Signed Bala Johnson, Anna her X mark Johnson Witness James S. Prewell
- ↑ County Court Records, Pope County, Illinois, 1816-1831; LDS #0964530, in Illinois. County Court (Pope County), and Illinois. Court of County Commissioners (Pope County). County court records, 1816-1850. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
p. 51.
22 July 1819 Joel William appointed suprevisor of Raod from Golconda to Kaskakia beginning at the house of Thomas Jones to the house of Thomas Rin[d]s, with workers [including but not limited to] Linkham Harper, William Thomas, James A. Whiesides, David Thomas John Whitesides, John Brown, Robert Penny, Enoch Penny, Benjamin McCool, David Mickles, William Penigler, John Johnson, Bala Johnson, James Snow, Henry Shufflebarger, Jesse McCool, . . .
- ↑ Illinois, Pope, Alexander, in United States. 1820 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M33)
p. 76.
Jonston, Beley, 1 m >10 [Robert], 1 m 10-15 [Charles], 1 m 26-44 [Bailey], 3 f >10 [Evaline, Sarah, Mary], 1 f 16-25 [Ann] Also on same page: Jonston, Charles, Snow, James
- ↑ County Court Records, Pope County, Illinois, 1816-1831; LDS #0964530, in Illinois. County Court (Pope County), and Illinois. Court of County Commissioners (Pope County). County court records, 1816-1850. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
p. 131.
21 Sep 1820, Baley Johnson among those called to serve as petit jurors for the next Circuit Court
- ↑ County Court Records, Pope County, Illinois, 1816-1831; LDS #0964530, in Illinois. County Court (Pope County), and Illinois. Court of County Commissioners (Pope County). County court records, 1816-1850. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
p. 175.
4 June 1822 Ordered that Lincoln Harper be appointed Supervisor on the Franklin road, from the Kaskaskia road, to the crossing of the Big Bay Creek, and . . . Cato Whitesid, James A. Whitsid, John Whitesid, James Snow, Isaac Snow, John Snow, Jacob Roe, William Johnson, Bailey Johnson, Charles Johnson Jur, . . . Abraham Shufflebarger, Jacob Sufflebarger, John King, Fredrick A[pple]yard, Jesse McCool, Benjamin McCool [crossed out in original], . . . allotted to to work on the same
- ↑ Deed Index, Grantees, Clark County, IN, 1801-1850; LDS #1428650, in Clark County (Indiana). Recorder. Deed records 1801-1901, with indexes to grantors and grantees, 1801- 1910. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985).
Johnson, Bala, from Dougan, Thomas & wf, S5, T1N, R9E, 70 acres, 20 Aug 1821, 22-[2]48
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Pope County, Illinois, Land and Road Tax Lists, 1816-1865; LDS #1688976, in Pope County, Illinois land and road tax lists, assessor's books, ca. 1816-1865. (Springfield, Illinois: Office of the Secretary of State, Micrographics Division, Source Documents Unit, 1982).
TAXABLE LAND LISTS 1825-1865 1825 Bailey Johnson, NE Sec 18, T12 S, R 6E, 160 acres, $1.40 Jacob and Andrew Storm, NW Section 12, T13S, R6E, 160 acres Arthur Storm, NW Sec 4, T13S, R7E, 160 acres Jesse McCool, E1/2 NW Sec 3, T12S, R6E, 73.06 acres Charles Johnson, E1/2 SW Sec 18, T12S, R6E, 160 acres Wm Anderson, NW Sec 9, T12S, R8E, 160 acres
- ↑ Deed Record A, Pope County, Illinois (1816-1836); LDS #l0964515, in Pope County (Illinois). Recorder. Deeds v. 1816-1886; index, 1810-1910. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
p. 346.
Indenture 10 Oct 1829 Between Bala Johnson of the County of Clark and State of Indiana And Daniel Kimberlin of Pope County, State of Kentucky [sic] who paid $1000 for The NE1/4 of S18, T12S, R6E, containing 160 acres Signed Bala Johnson, Anna x her mark Johnson Witness Joseph Bower JP, Clark County, IN
Daniel Kimberlin was one of people from Clark County, Indiana who moved to Pope County, Illinois
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Clark County, Indiana, NE of the State Road, in United States. 1830 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M19).
Johnson, Bailey, 1 m 20-30 [Robert], 1 m 40-50 [Bailey], 1 f 10-15 [Sarah], 1 f 40-50 [Ann]
- ↑ Indiana, in United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records.
BALA JOHNSON of Clark County, Indiana, 70.12acres W1/2NW S30/ T12-N R5-E Johnson IN Issue Date 4/2/1835, Indianapolis Land Office, Document #16652
- ↑ Indiana, in United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records.
BALA JOHNSON of Johnson County, Indiana, 70.12 acres E1/2NW S30/ T12-N R5-E, Johnson, IN Issued 9/30/1835, Indianapolis Land Office, Document # 20982
- ↑ Clark County, Indiana: Johnson/Snow/Storm/Bowers/, in Rootsweb Message Boards
8 Dec 1999.
Query posted by volcano33 [C. Lott]
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Probate Order Book B, in Johnson, Indiana, United States. Probate Records
pp. 261-262.
February Term 1843 In the matter of the estate of Baily Johnson deceased John C. Goodwin Administrator . . . of Baily Johnson late of Johnson County deceased . . . [says] there has come into his hands an agreement or obligation executed by one John W. Dawson by which said agreement the said John W. Dawson undertook to pay to the said Baily Johnson and Anna Johnson his wife the sum of seventy five dollars each year from the 18th day of September A.D. 1839 until the 25th of December 1845 that upon said agreement he is informed and believes there is now due about one hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents also that there has come into the memorialists hands a note executed by the said John W. Dawson dated March 5th 1839 payable to decd and due on the 25th of December 1845 for twelve hundred dollars – to wit the amount due and owing upon said obligation and note in the consideration agreed upon for the following described tract of land situate in Johnson county to wit. the north west quarter of Fractional section 30 in township 12 Range 5 purchased by the said Dawson from deceased. Your petitioner would further represent that the said John W. Dawson holds decedents bond for a conveyance on [] payment and is in possession under said bond and purchase. There is under fence and cultivation on said land about forty acres and further your petitioner is fully satisfied of the inability of said Dawson to pay the amount now due and that his solvency is at least doubtful unless the land should be worth the money due thereon which is also doubtful. In consideration of the finances your memorialist believes it would be for the benefit of the estate to compound said Claims if it can be done and the notes agreements and bond be cancelled. . . . p. 262 February Term 1843 (16 Feb 1843) John C. Goodwin, Administrator of the estate of Baily Johnson, deceased submits an agreement between himself and John W. Dawson: It is agreed by John C. Goodwin the Administrator and the said John W. Dawson as follows. Said Goodwin is to give up all the claims against said Dawson contracted by him in the purchase of the north west quarter of Section 30 Township twelve Range 5 said Dawson is to give up the bond of decedent for a conveyance to the Administrator and heirs and give up entire and peacible possession of the land on the first day of March A. D. 184[?] and give possession now of the garden [spot] north west of the Millhouse, the house smoke house and meadow field adjoining the same said house being on the north half of said quarter and a four acre [str…] field east of said house – It is however especially understood that said Dawson does not by this agreement in any manner dispose of the Still House on said tract of land Signed 15 Feb 1843, John C. Goodwin, John W. Dawson The above agreement is made with our approbation and we do hereby acknowledge its provisions to be good and valid and binding upon us so far as wer are concerned there in Signed 15 Feb 1843, John C. Goodwin, Charles Johnson, Robert Johnson, John x his mark Snow, Ann x her mark Johnson
- ↑ Johnson Family File, in Family Files.
Miscellaneous Notes Baily Johnson died 1843 (Book A, p. 77; Complete Record Book A, Johnson Co., Indiana) Robert Johnson filed bond as administrator – Feb term of Court 1843 Robert Johnson vs Thomas Henley, Byron Dawson, Anna Johnson, executed 3 July 1846 John Goodwin files bond as administrator of estate, Feb term, 1843 Estate divided between sons of Balla, Charles and Robert, Mary wife of John Snow, Evelyn wife of John Goodwin, and Byron under age son of Dawson, John W.
- ↑ Vol. F, Sep 1839-May 1841, in Johnson, Indiana, United States. Deed Records
p. 256.
John W. Danson for the maintenance of Bala Johnson and Anna his wife agree to pay the said Johnson $75 in quarterly installments until the note of $1200 held by said Johnson against me is paid & additional I agree to furnish the said Johnson with a dwelling house and a Smoke house built by me on the North 1/2 of a certain 1/4 acre Signed 18 Sep 1839 John W. Danson Attest A. R. Hinkley, John C. Goodwin The above obligation is canceled & rendered null & void by order of Probate Court 15 Feb 1843 as also the noted filed below at the same time. Signed John C. Goodwin, adms Note On or before 25 Dec 1845 for Value Recd I promise to pay Bala Johnson twelve hundred dollars March 5, 1837 Signed John W. Dawson
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