son of Christian Baker and Catherine Elizabeth Martin
1st wife Martha A Linkenauger (9-16-1846 5-13-1886)daughter of John and Lucy Linkenauger
children:
Lucy John Baker b. 10-29-1869 d. 8-3-1887 Typhoid Fever
Lulie May Baker b. 5-16-1876
Frank Baker b. 8-11-1878
2nd wife Willie Adeline Dudley
daughter of Milton and Matilda Dudley
children:
Ethel Lee Baker b. 1-12-1902 d 1-11-1961 married Clarke Edward Painter
The Fincastle Herald dated 9-28-1916
Death of Mr P H Baker
Mr Philip Henry Baker, a well known and highly respected citizen of Botetourt County died at his home in Amsterdam, on Saturday, September 24, 1916, after an illness of about two months, resulting from a stroke of paralysis. Aged eighty years, Mr Baker had not enjoyed robust health for some years, but not confined to his room until he was paralyzed. He was a kindhearted man and and a generous neighbor, and esteemed by a large circle of friends. He was a brave Confederate Soldier, and served through out the Civil War. He professed faith in Christ a short time before his death. Mr Baker is survived by his wife, two daughters and one son, all of whom resided at the homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Re. C Keith, and the remains were interred in Mt Union on the morning of the 25th.
1st wife Martha A Linkenauger (9-16-1846 5-13-1886)daughter of John and Lucy Linkenauger
children:
Lucy John Baker b. 10-29-1869 d. 8-3-1887 Typhoid Fever
Lulie May Baker b. 5-16-1876
Frank Baker b. 8-11-1878
2nd wife Willie Adeline Dudley
daughter of Milton and Matilda Dudley
children:
Ethel Lee Baker b. 1-12-1902 d 1-11-1961 married Clarke Edward Painter
The Fincastle Herald dated 9-28-1916
Death of Mr P H Baker
Mr Philip Henry Baker, a well known and highly respected citizen of Botetourt County died at his home in Amsterdam, on Saturday, September 24, 1916, after an illness of about two months, resulting from a stroke of paralysis. Aged eighty years, Mr Baker had not enjoyed robust health for some years, but not confined to his room until he was paralyzed. He was a kindhearted man and and a generous neighbor, and esteemed by a large circle of friends. He was a brave Confederate Soldier, and served through out the Civil War. He professed faith in Christ a short time before his death. Mr Baker is survived by his wife, two daughters and one son, all of whom resided at the homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Re. C Keith, and the remains were interred in Mt Union on the morning of the 25th.
son of Christian Baker and Catherine Elizabeth Martin
1st wife Martha A Linkenauger (9-16-1846 5-13-1886)daughter of John and Lucy Linkenauger
children:
Lucy John Baker b. 10-29-1869 d. 8-3-1887 Typhoid Fever
Lulie May Baker b. 5-16-1876
Frank Baker b. 8-11-1878
2nd wife Willie Adeline Dudley
daughter of Milton and Matilda Dudley
children:
Ethel Lee Baker b. 1-12-1902 d 1-11-1961 married Clarke Edward Painter
The Fincastle Herald dated 9-28-1916
Death of Mr P H Baker
Mr Philip Henry Baker, a well known and highly respected citizen of Botetourt County died at his home in Amsterdam, on Saturday, September 24, 1916, after an illness of about two months, resulting from a stroke of paralysis. Aged eighty years, Mr Baker had not enjoyed robust health for some years, but not confined to his room until he was paralyzed. He was a kindhearted man and and a generous neighbor, and esteemed by a large circle of friends. He was a brave Confederate Soldier, and served through out the Civil War. He professed faith in Christ a short time before his death. Mr Baker is survived by his wife, two daughters and one son, all of whom resided at the homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Re. C Keith, and the remains were interred in Mt Union on the morning of the 25th.
1st wife Martha A Linkenauger (9-16-1846 5-13-1886)daughter of John and Lucy Linkenauger
children:
Lucy John Baker b. 10-29-1869 d. 8-3-1887 Typhoid Fever
Lulie May Baker b. 5-16-1876
Frank Baker b. 8-11-1878
2nd wife Willie Adeline Dudley
daughter of Milton and Matilda Dudley
children:
Ethel Lee Baker b. 1-12-1902 d 1-11-1961 married Clarke Edward Painter
The Fincastle Herald dated 9-28-1916
Death of Mr P H Baker
Mr Philip Henry Baker, a well known and highly respected citizen of Botetourt County died at his home in Amsterdam, on Saturday, September 24, 1916, after an illness of about two months, resulting from a stroke of paralysis. Aged eighty years, Mr Baker had not enjoyed robust health for some years, but not confined to his room until he was paralyzed. He was a kindhearted man and and a generous neighbor, and esteemed by a large circle of friends. He was a brave Confederate Soldier, and served through out the Civil War. He professed faith in Christ a short time before his death. Mr Baker is survived by his wife, two daughters and one son, all of whom resided at the homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Re. C Keith, and the remains were interred in Mt Union on the morning of the 25th.
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