Hester was the daughter of John McDougall (1810-1902 NE) & Elvira Uran (1812 VT - 1900 KS). She married William Baker on 14 AUG 1862 in Clinton County, Iowa. They were the parents of 5 children: John Wesley (1864 IA), Oliver Birney (1866, Mary Ann Quayle), Charles Clarence (1867, Florence Mapes), Sadie Elizabeth (1870), and Zelda (H.O. Calhoun). She married 2nd William T. Neville on 23 AUG 1882 in Franklin Township, Greene County, Iowa.
JEFFERSON BEE - Wednesday, September 13th, 1916 - Mrs Hester Neville, mother of C.C. Baker, of the Cooper locality died at his home last week, and burial was made at Cooper with services by Rev. Wills of Jefferson. Mrs. Neville's maiden name was McDugel. She was wedded to William B. Baker many years ago being the mother of five children. After his death she wedded William Neville, of Odebolt who now survives her. She was a member of the United Brethren church, having joined in early youth.
Franklin Township - Mrs. W.T. Neville, mother of John and Charles Baker, of this township, died very suddenly at her home in Lake View last week. Her remains were shipped to Cooper for burial. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Chas. Baker, Rev Wills officiating. A good woman has gone to her reward. The bereft friends have the deep sympathy of all.
JEFFERSON BEE - Wednesday, September 13th, 1916 - Mrs Hester Neville, mother of C.C. Baker, of the Cooper locality died at his home last week, and burial was made at Cooper with services by Rev. Wills of Jefferson. Mrs. Neville's maiden name was McDugel. She was wedded to William B. Baker many years ago being the mother of five children. After his death she wedded William Neville, of Odebolt who now survives her. She was a member of the United Brethren church, having joined in early youth.
Franklin Township - Mrs. W.T. Neville, mother of John and Charles Baker, of this township, died very suddenly at her home in Lake View last week. Her remains were shipped to Cooper for burial. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Chas. Baker, Rev Wills officiating. A good woman has gone to her reward. The bereft friends have the deep sympathy of all.
Hester was the daughter of John McDougall (1810-1902 NE) & Elvira Uran (1812 VT - 1900 KS). She married William Baker on 14 AUG 1862 in Clinton County, Iowa. They were the parents of 5 children: John Wesley (1864 IA), Oliver Birney (1866, Mary Ann Quayle), Charles Clarence (1867, Florence Mapes), Sadie Elizabeth (1870), and Zelda (H.O. Calhoun). She married 2nd William T. Neville on 23 AUG 1882 in Franklin Township, Greene County, Iowa.
JEFFERSON BEE - Wednesday, September 13th, 1916 - Mrs Hester Neville, mother of C.C. Baker, of the Cooper locality died at his home last week, and burial was made at Cooper with services by Rev. Wills of Jefferson. Mrs. Neville's maiden name was McDugel. She was wedded to William B. Baker many years ago being the mother of five children. After his death she wedded William Neville, of Odebolt who now survives her. She was a member of the United Brethren church, having joined in early youth.
Franklin Township - Mrs. W.T. Neville, mother of John and Charles Baker, of this township, died very suddenly at her home in Lake View last week. Her remains were shipped to Cooper for burial. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Chas. Baker, Rev Wills officiating. A good woman has gone to her reward. The bereft friends have the deep sympathy of all.
JEFFERSON BEE - Wednesday, September 13th, 1916 - Mrs Hester Neville, mother of C.C. Baker, of the Cooper locality died at his home last week, and burial was made at Cooper with services by Rev. Wills of Jefferson. Mrs. Neville's maiden name was McDugel. She was wedded to William B. Baker many years ago being the mother of five children. After his death she wedded William Neville, of Odebolt who now survives her. She was a member of the United Brethren church, having joined in early youth.
Franklin Township - Mrs. W.T. Neville, mother of John and Charles Baker, of this township, died very suddenly at her home in Lake View last week. Her remains were shipped to Cooper for burial. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Chas. Baker, Rev Wills officiating. A good woman has gone to her reward. The bereft friends have the deep sympathy of all.
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