Baker County - Newton
The
County was organized
December 12, 1825 and named for John Baker.
Newton is the county
seat and it’s located
in the southwest area of the state.
The courthouse at Newton burned the
nights of December 17-18, 1873. All the Ordinary Court and most Superior Court
records were lost.
G025--Written date ____, 183_, 1830s--This note has been recycled
by the Ocmulgee & Flint River Rail Road Co.
Left : Indian
warrior with musket, Center : Old train with 25 on die to either side,
text of note below,
Right :
Maiden standing, Imprint : E. Morris, Philadelphia
G050--Written date ____, 183_, 1830s--This note has
been recycled by the Ocmulgee & Flint River Rail Road Co.
Left : Maiden seated,
Center : Sidewheeler with sailing ships in background, 50 on die to
either side,
text of note below, Right :
Sailor leaning on anchor, Imprint : E. Morris, Philadelphia
G075--Written date ____, 183_, 1830s--This note has been
recycled by the Ocmulgee & Flint River Rail Road Co.
Left : Maiden standing, Center : Maiden
standing with man plowing field in background, 75 on die to either side,
text of note below,
Right : Men in row boat with sailings in background, Imprint : E.
Morris, Philadelphia