In 1880 he lived with his parents and seven siblings on a farm in Scotland Township, Greene County, IN.
In 1900 he and his wife and their three children lived on a farm they owned, mortgage free, in Black River Township, Butler County, MO.
In 1910 they lived in the same township, possibly the same place, but their farm did have a mortgage on it.
In 1920 he, Martha, Charley, and Blanche lived there, and Zola and her husband Edwin lived next door.
In 1930 just he and his wife lived on a farm on Williamsville Road (now Road JJ, in the northwest corner of the township) in the same township, possibly the same place.
other children:
Zola Gladys (Rose) Baker (1894- )
infant Rose (b.and d.1900-1910)
In 1900 he and his wife and their three children lived on a farm they owned, mortgage free, in Black River Township, Butler County, MO.
In 1910 they lived in the same township, possibly the same place, but their farm did have a mortgage on it.
In 1920 he, Martha, Charley, and Blanche lived there, and Zola and her husband Edwin lived next door.
In 1930 just he and his wife lived on a farm on Williamsville Road (now Road JJ, in the northwest corner of the township) in the same township, possibly the same place.
other children:
Zola Gladys (Rose) Baker (1894- )
infant Rose (b.and d.1900-1910)
In 1880 he lived with his parents and seven siblings on a farm in Scotland Township, Greene County, IN.
In 1900 he and his wife and their three children lived on a farm they owned, mortgage free, in Black River Township, Butler County, MO.
In 1910 they lived in the same township, possibly the same place, but their farm did have a mortgage on it.
In 1920 he, Martha, Charley, and Blanche lived there, and Zola and her husband Edwin lived next door.
In 1930 just he and his wife lived on a farm on Williamsville Road (now Road JJ, in the northwest corner of the township) in the same township, possibly the same place.
other children:
Zola Gladys (Rose) Baker (1894- )
infant Rose (b.and d.1900-1910)
In 1900 he and his wife and their three children lived on a farm they owned, mortgage free, in Black River Township, Butler County, MO.
In 1910 they lived in the same township, possibly the same place, but their farm did have a mortgage on it.
In 1920 he, Martha, Charley, and Blanche lived there, and Zola and her husband Edwin lived next door.
In 1930 just he and his wife lived on a farm on Williamsville Road (now Road JJ, in the northwest corner of the township) in the same township, possibly the same place.
other children:
Zola Gladys (Rose) Baker (1894- )
infant Rose (b.and d.1900-1910)
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