BIOGRAPHY
Based on research in We Came In Chains by Lavoris Gail Alexander Maiden
Nathan was a 1st generation U.S. Slave born in North Carolina to African parents (according to 1870 census report). He had a least one brother: Jack. According to the minutes of Sand Ridge Baptist Church Nathan also had a sister named Ann.
Nathan married Anice between 1828 and 1830. They had eight children together:
John (1830), Willis (1832), Nelson (1834), William (1835), York (1840), Thomas (1842), George (1843), and Robert (1849)
All children were born in North Carolina with the exception of Robert who was born in Georgia.
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Nathan was a member of Sand Ridge Baptist Church (later becoming Sandbed Baptist Church). Below are some records of in SAND RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH MINUTES 1836-1860 HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA.
23 Feb 1850 - J.W. Cooper, Moderator. Nathan and Moses, men of color and property of R.W. Baskin, rec’d by experience.
21 Jan 1860 - J.R. Horne, Moderator. In conference with colored members. Nathan Baskin reported sister Ann Baskin with a charge of contempt and also Neley Baskin with charge of adultery. Moses Baskin, Nathan Baskin and Nathan Jackson aptd. Committee to “wate on” them.
Jack Baskin and Charlotte
- Adeline Baskin
Nathan Baskin and Anice
- John Baskin and Isabella
- Willis Baskin and Cealy Hudson
- Nelson Baskin and Margaret
- William Baskin and Mariah Baskin
- York Baskin and Virginia
- Thomas Baskin and Adeline
- George Baskin and Clarissa
- Robert Baskin and Hattie
Based on research in We Came In Chains by Lavoris Gail Alexander Maiden
Nathan was a 1st generation U.S. Slave born in North Carolina to African parents (according to 1870 census report). He had a least one brother: Jack. According to the minutes of Sand Ridge Baptist Church Nathan also had a sister named Ann.
Nathan married Anice between 1828 and 1830. They had eight children together:
John (1830), Willis (1832), Nelson (1834), William (1835), York (1840), Thomas (1842), George (1843), and Robert (1849)
All children were born in North Carolina with the exception of Robert who was born in Georgia.
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Nathan was a member of Sand Ridge Baptist Church (later becoming Sandbed Baptist Church). Below are some records of in SAND RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH MINUTES 1836-1860 HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA.
23 Feb 1850 - J.W. Cooper, Moderator. Nathan and Moses, men of color and property of R.W. Baskin, rec’d by experience.
21 Jan 1860 - J.R. Horne, Moderator. In conference with colored members. Nathan Baskin reported sister Ann Baskin with a charge of contempt and also Neley Baskin with charge of adultery. Moses Baskin, Nathan Baskin and Nathan Jackson aptd. Committee to “wate on” them.
Jack Baskin and Charlotte
- Adeline Baskin
Nathan Baskin and Anice
- John Baskin and Isabella
- Willis Baskin and Cealy Hudson
- Nelson Baskin and Margaret
- William Baskin and Mariah Baskin
- York Baskin and Virginia
- Thomas Baskin and Adeline
- George Baskin and Clarissa
- Robert Baskin and Hattie
BIOGRAPHY
Based on research in We Came In Chains by Lavoris Gail Alexander Maiden
Nathan was a 1st generation U.S. Slave born in North Carolina to African parents (according to 1870 census report). He had a least one brother: Jack. According to the minutes of Sand Ridge Baptist Church Nathan also had a sister named Ann.
Nathan married Anice between 1828 and 1830. They had eight children together:
John (1830), Willis (1832), Nelson (1834), William (1835), York (1840), Thomas (1842), George (1843), and Robert (1849)
All children were born in North Carolina with the exception of Robert who was born in Georgia.
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Nathan was a member of Sand Ridge Baptist Church (later becoming Sandbed Baptist Church). Below are some records of in SAND RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH MINUTES 1836-1860 HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA.
23 Feb 1850 - J.W. Cooper, Moderator. Nathan and Moses, men of color and property of R.W. Baskin, rec’d by experience.
21 Jan 1860 - J.R. Horne, Moderator. In conference with colored members. Nathan Baskin reported sister Ann Baskin with a charge of contempt and also Neley Baskin with charge of adultery. Moses Baskin, Nathan Baskin and Nathan Jackson aptd. Committee to “wate on” them.
Jack Baskin and Charlotte
- Adeline Baskin
Nathan Baskin and Anice
- John Baskin and Isabella
- Willis Baskin and Cealy Hudson
- Nelson Baskin and Margaret
- William Baskin and Mariah Baskin
- York Baskin and Virginia
- Thomas Baskin and Adeline
- George Baskin and Clarissa
- Robert Baskin and Hattie
Based on research in We Came In Chains by Lavoris Gail Alexander Maiden
Nathan was a 1st generation U.S. Slave born in North Carolina to African parents (according to 1870 census report). He had a least one brother: Jack. According to the minutes of Sand Ridge Baptist Church Nathan also had a sister named Ann.
Nathan married Anice between 1828 and 1830. They had eight children together:
John (1830), Willis (1832), Nelson (1834), William (1835), York (1840), Thomas (1842), George (1843), and Robert (1849)
All children were born in North Carolina with the exception of Robert who was born in Georgia.
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Nathan was a member of Sand Ridge Baptist Church (later becoming Sandbed Baptist Church). Below are some records of in SAND RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH MINUTES 1836-1860 HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA.
23 Feb 1850 - J.W. Cooper, Moderator. Nathan and Moses, men of color and property of R.W. Baskin, rec’d by experience.
21 Jan 1860 - J.R. Horne, Moderator. In conference with colored members. Nathan Baskin reported sister Ann Baskin with a charge of contempt and also Neley Baskin with charge of adultery. Moses Baskin, Nathan Baskin and Nathan Jackson aptd. Committee to “wate on” them.
Jack Baskin and Charlotte
- Adeline Baskin
Nathan Baskin and Anice
- John Baskin and Isabella
- Willis Baskin and Cealy Hudson
- Nelson Baskin and Margaret
- William Baskin and Mariah Baskin
- York Baskin and Virginia
- Thomas Baskin and Adeline
- George Baskin and Clarissa
- Robert Baskin and Hattie
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Children
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