Papers, 1785-1897.

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Papers, 1785-1897.

Correspondence and legal papers relating to the estate of Jacob Baker, his son-in-law John William Baker, who lived in Cuba, and son-in-law Cornelius Comegys. The responsibility for the estates all eventually devolved to Isaac S. Smyth, Comegys' son-in-law. (John W. Baker's estate was particularly confused by the claims of illegitimate children.) There is some family and other personal correspondence, including John W. Baker letters, 1816-1855 to his sister Catherine Comegys, and Cornelius Comegys' business papers.

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Comegys family.

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Baker, Jacob, -1820

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Comegys, Cornelius, -1845

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Baker, John William, -1860

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Baker family.

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Smyth, Isaac S.

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Smyth family.

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Comegys, Catherine, -1861

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