Son of Joseph Baker 1740 – 1816 and Marion Moor (alt Moore) 1748 – ? he married Judith Whittemore 1771 – 1840 on 19 Nov 1793 in Bow, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA. Children:
1) Harriet Baker 1794 – 1795, died young.
2) Aaron Whittemore Baker 1796 – 1876 married Nancy Dustin 1801 – 1881, father of four children.
3) Luke Baker 1798 – 1884 married first Ann Carter 1801 – 1833 and married second Martha Gilchrist 1804 – 1879, father of seven children.
4) Harriet Baker 1800 – 1858 married Philip Sargent.
5) Susannah Baker 1802 – 1856 married Peter Whittemore 1787 – 1870, mother of Thomas M Whittemore 1816 – 1882.
6) Lydia Baker 1806 – ?, marred Henry M Moore, mother of George H Moore 1832 – 1906 and James Baker Moore 1836 – 1872.
7) James Baker 1808 – 1859, married first Olive P Greenleaf 1817 – 1845 and married second her sister Rachel Arnold Greenleaf 1822 – 1896. Father of Evelyn Greenleaf (Baker) Sutherland 1855 – 1908.
Sources:
History of Sanbornton New Hampshire by Moses Thurston Runnels Baker Genealogy ppgs 15 to 19
The Battle of Long Island (August 27, 1776)
The ancestry of Mary Baker Eddy by William Montgomery Clemens
Vital Records.
On May 18. 1808 "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" left his will naming his wife Judith and his children to be buried at his wife's discretion. On September 21st, 1808 a bond of administration for "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" and an inventory was taken on Dec 21, 1808 including farming tools and books. These papers can be found on ancestry.com. No mention is made of his burial in these documents. No obit was found in Newspapers.com or GenealogyBank.com. A relative said he was buried in Claremont Cemetery but that may have been a guess. In 1966 Nelson and Elgie Andrews compiled a list of burials from the tombstones in Claremont Cemetery in Danville and found Jesse Baker d 1847 (w Sarah Whittemore), Peter Baker d1883 (Mary Silver) and Phillip Baker d 1813 but no James Baker. http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/richmond/claremont/index.htm
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/721646
Therefore pending further evidence I am changing this burial to unknown.
1) Harriet Baker 1794 – 1795, died young.
2) Aaron Whittemore Baker 1796 – 1876 married Nancy Dustin 1801 – 1881, father of four children.
3) Luke Baker 1798 – 1884 married first Ann Carter 1801 – 1833 and married second Martha Gilchrist 1804 – 1879, father of seven children.
4) Harriet Baker 1800 – 1858 married Philip Sargent.
5) Susannah Baker 1802 – 1856 married Peter Whittemore 1787 – 1870, mother of Thomas M Whittemore 1816 – 1882.
6) Lydia Baker 1806 – ?, marred Henry M Moore, mother of George H Moore 1832 – 1906 and James Baker Moore 1836 – 1872.
7) James Baker 1808 – 1859, married first Olive P Greenleaf 1817 – 1845 and married second her sister Rachel Arnold Greenleaf 1822 – 1896. Father of Evelyn Greenleaf (Baker) Sutherland 1855 – 1908.
Sources:
History of Sanbornton New Hampshire by Moses Thurston Runnels Baker Genealogy ppgs 15 to 19
The Battle of Long Island (August 27, 1776)
The ancestry of Mary Baker Eddy by William Montgomery Clemens
Vital Records.
On May 18. 1808 "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" left his will naming his wife Judith and his children to be buried at his wife's discretion. On September 21st, 1808 a bond of administration for "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" and an inventory was taken on Dec 21, 1808 including farming tools and books. These papers can be found on ancestry.com. No mention is made of his burial in these documents. No obit was found in Newspapers.com or GenealogyBank.com. A relative said he was buried in Claremont Cemetery but that may have been a guess. In 1966 Nelson and Elgie Andrews compiled a list of burials from the tombstones in Claremont Cemetery in Danville and found Jesse Baker d 1847 (w Sarah Whittemore), Peter Baker d1883 (Mary Silver) and Phillip Baker d 1813 but no James Baker. http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/richmond/claremont/index.htm
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/721646
Therefore pending further evidence I am changing this burial to unknown.
Son of Joseph Baker 1740 – 1816 and Marion Moor (alt Moore) 1748 – ? he married Judith Whittemore 1771 – 1840 on 19 Nov 1793 in Bow, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA. Children:
1) Harriet Baker 1794 – 1795, died young.
2) Aaron Whittemore Baker 1796 – 1876 married Nancy Dustin 1801 – 1881, father of four children.
3) Luke Baker 1798 – 1884 married first Ann Carter 1801 – 1833 and married second Martha Gilchrist 1804 – 1879, father of seven children.
4) Harriet Baker 1800 – 1858 married Philip Sargent.
5) Susannah Baker 1802 – 1856 married Peter Whittemore 1787 – 1870, mother of Thomas M Whittemore 1816 – 1882.
6) Lydia Baker 1806 – ?, marred Henry M Moore, mother of George H Moore 1832 – 1906 and James Baker Moore 1836 – 1872.
7) James Baker 1808 – 1859, married first Olive P Greenleaf 1817 – 1845 and married second her sister Rachel Arnold Greenleaf 1822 – 1896. Father of Evelyn Greenleaf (Baker) Sutherland 1855 – 1908.
Sources:
History of Sanbornton New Hampshire by Moses Thurston Runnels Baker Genealogy ppgs 15 to 19
The Battle of Long Island (August 27, 1776)
The ancestry of Mary Baker Eddy by William Montgomery Clemens
Vital Records.
On May 18. 1808 "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" left his will naming his wife Judith and his children to be buried at his wife's discretion. On September 21st, 1808 a bond of administration for "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" and an inventory was taken on Dec 21, 1808 including farming tools and books. These papers can be found on ancestry.com. No mention is made of his burial in these documents. No obit was found in Newspapers.com or GenealogyBank.com. A relative said he was buried in Claremont Cemetery but that may have been a guess. In 1966 Nelson and Elgie Andrews compiled a list of burials from the tombstones in Claremont Cemetery in Danville and found Jesse Baker d 1847 (w Sarah Whittemore), Peter Baker d1883 (Mary Silver) and Phillip Baker d 1813 but no James Baker. http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/richmond/claremont/index.htm
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/721646
Therefore pending further evidence I am changing this burial to unknown.
1) Harriet Baker 1794 – 1795, died young.
2) Aaron Whittemore Baker 1796 – 1876 married Nancy Dustin 1801 – 1881, father of four children.
3) Luke Baker 1798 – 1884 married first Ann Carter 1801 – 1833 and married second Martha Gilchrist 1804 – 1879, father of seven children.
4) Harriet Baker 1800 – 1858 married Philip Sargent.
5) Susannah Baker 1802 – 1856 married Peter Whittemore 1787 – 1870, mother of Thomas M Whittemore 1816 – 1882.
6) Lydia Baker 1806 – ?, marred Henry M Moore, mother of George H Moore 1832 – 1906 and James Baker Moore 1836 – 1872.
7) James Baker 1808 – 1859, married first Olive P Greenleaf 1817 – 1845 and married second her sister Rachel Arnold Greenleaf 1822 – 1896. Father of Evelyn Greenleaf (Baker) Sutherland 1855 – 1908.
Sources:
History of Sanbornton New Hampshire by Moses Thurston Runnels Baker Genealogy ppgs 15 to 19
The Battle of Long Island (August 27, 1776)
The ancestry of Mary Baker Eddy by William Montgomery Clemens
Vital Records.
On May 18. 1808 "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" left his will naming his wife Judith and his children to be buried at his wife's discretion. On September 21st, 1808 a bond of administration for "James Baker of Bow" "husbandman" and an inventory was taken on Dec 21, 1808 including farming tools and books. These papers can be found on ancestry.com. No mention is made of his burial in these documents. No obit was found in Newspapers.com or GenealogyBank.com. A relative said he was buried in Claremont Cemetery but that may have been a guess. In 1966 Nelson and Elgie Andrews compiled a list of burials from the tombstones in Claremont Cemetery in Danville and found Jesse Baker d 1847 (w Sarah Whittemore), Peter Baker d1883 (Mary Silver) and Phillip Baker d 1813 but no James Baker. http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/richmond/claremont/index.htm
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/721646
Therefore pending further evidence I am changing this burial to unknown.
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