Richard married Mary Winfree on 18 Dec 1895 at the Baptist Church in Crockett, Texas. She was the daughter of Judge E. E. Winfree. At the time of the marriage Dick Baker was living at Virginia Point, Texas near Galveston where he was the telegraph operator. The couple lived there initially after the marriage. Source: W. R. Long
A happy ceremony will take place at the Baptist Church on the 18th. Arch Baker, the popular assistant cashier of the First National Bank, will be the best man, and Miss Adel Winfree, the pretty sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Other attendants will be as follows: John Baker, Miss Helen Winfree; J. M. Crook, Miss Lucy May Baker; Tom Craddock, Miss Ethel Wootters; Walter King, Miss Mary Wootters; Arch Murchison, Miss Vergie Gaddy; Arch Burton, Miss Minnie Craddock. Source: Crockett Newspaper 13 Dec 1895.
A happy ceremony will take place at the Baptist Church on the 18th. Arch Baker, the popular assistant cashier of the First National Bank, will be the best man, and Miss Adel Winfree, the pretty sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Other attendants will be as follows: John Baker, Miss Helen Winfree; J. M. Crook, Miss Lucy May Baker; Tom Craddock, Miss Ethel Wootters; Walter King, Miss Mary Wootters; Arch Murchison, Miss Vergie Gaddy; Arch Burton, Miss Minnie Craddock. Source: Crockett Newspaper 13 Dec 1895.
Richard married Mary Winfree on 18 Dec 1895 at the Baptist Church in Crockett, Texas. She was the daughter of Judge E. E. Winfree. At the time of the marriage Dick Baker was living at Virginia Point, Texas near Galveston where he was the telegraph operator. The couple lived there initially after the marriage. Source: W. R. Long
A happy ceremony will take place at the Baptist Church on the 18th. Arch Baker, the popular assistant cashier of the First National Bank, will be the best man, and Miss Adel Winfree, the pretty sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Other attendants will be as follows: John Baker, Miss Helen Winfree; J. M. Crook, Miss Lucy May Baker; Tom Craddock, Miss Ethel Wootters; Walter King, Miss Mary Wootters; Arch Murchison, Miss Vergie Gaddy; Arch Burton, Miss Minnie Craddock. Source: Crockett Newspaper 13 Dec 1895.
A happy ceremony will take place at the Baptist Church on the 18th. Arch Baker, the popular assistant cashier of the First National Bank, will be the best man, and Miss Adel Winfree, the pretty sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Other attendants will be as follows: John Baker, Miss Helen Winfree; J. M. Crook, Miss Lucy May Baker; Tom Craddock, Miss Ethel Wootters; Walter King, Miss Mary Wootters; Arch Murchison, Miss Vergie Gaddy; Arch Burton, Miss Minnie Craddock. Source: Crockett Newspaper 13 Dec 1895.
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