~MARION JACKSON BAKER~
The son of William Joel Baker & Alcey Baker
First Marriage to Luala Smith, ca. 1851 in Arkansas
Second Marriage to Eliza Jane Brown
Born in Middle, Tennessee, The Middle Tennessee Region consists of 33 counties east of the Tennessee River. The communities involved range from the smallest unincorporated areas to the capitol city of the state, Nashville. Tennessee
(per 1850 Census of Carroll, County Tenn) Spouse: Luala Smith, m. ca. 1851 Pension#11969 Service. Co. F., 6th Texas Infantry; enlisted 12 May 1862; captured 11 January 1863 at Arkansas Post, Arkansas; escaped from Camp Butler, Illinois 10 March 1863 38 years in Grapeland by May 1906; suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. Sources; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 624; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 100; 1860 Coryell County Census; 1900 Houston County Census, p. 289; Ancestry.com; Confederate State Roster, Volume I, p. 21; RootsWeb.com.
Children of first marriage:
Katherine BAKER b: ABT. 1852
John BAKER b: ABT. 1853
Betty - Matilda Elizabeth BAKER b: 23 APR 1854 in Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Jane BAKER b: ABT. 1856 in Texas
Mary BAKER b: ABT. 1858 in Texas
Jim - James BAKER b: ABT. 1860 in Texas
Billy BAKER b: ABT. 1863
Allen BAKER b: ABT. 1864 in Texas
Rhoda Ann BAKER b: 15 MAR 1866 in Texas
Marion Jackson BAKER b: ABT. 1868 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas
Nina - Panina BAKER b: ABT. 1870 in Texas
Millie BAKER b: ABT. 1874
Etta - Etheetta BAKER b: JUN 1876 in Texas
Anna BAKER b: ABT. 1878
The son of William Joel Baker & Alcey Baker
First Marriage to Luala Smith, ca. 1851 in Arkansas
Second Marriage to Eliza Jane Brown
Born in Middle, Tennessee, The Middle Tennessee Region consists of 33 counties east of the Tennessee River. The communities involved range from the smallest unincorporated areas to the capitol city of the state, Nashville. Tennessee
(per 1850 Census of Carroll, County Tenn) Spouse: Luala Smith, m. ca. 1851 Pension#11969 Service. Co. F., 6th Texas Infantry; enlisted 12 May 1862; captured 11 January 1863 at Arkansas Post, Arkansas; escaped from Camp Butler, Illinois 10 March 1863 38 years in Grapeland by May 1906; suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. Sources; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 624; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 100; 1860 Coryell County Census; 1900 Houston County Census, p. 289; Ancestry.com; Confederate State Roster, Volume I, p. 21; RootsWeb.com.
Children of first marriage:
Katherine BAKER b: ABT. 1852
John BAKER b: ABT. 1853
Betty - Matilda Elizabeth BAKER b: 23 APR 1854 in Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Jane BAKER b: ABT. 1856 in Texas
Mary BAKER b: ABT. 1858 in Texas
Jim - James BAKER b: ABT. 1860 in Texas
Billy BAKER b: ABT. 1863
Allen BAKER b: ABT. 1864 in Texas
Rhoda Ann BAKER b: 15 MAR 1866 in Texas
Marion Jackson BAKER b: ABT. 1868 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas
Nina - Panina BAKER b: ABT. 1870 in Texas
Millie BAKER b: ABT. 1874
Etta - Etheetta BAKER b: JUN 1876 in Texas
Anna BAKER b: ABT. 1878
~MARION JACKSON BAKER~
The son of William Joel Baker & Alcey Baker
First Marriage to Luala Smith, ca. 1851 in Arkansas
Second Marriage to Eliza Jane Brown
Born in Middle, Tennessee, The Middle Tennessee Region consists of 33 counties east of the Tennessee River. The communities involved range from the smallest unincorporated areas to the capitol city of the state, Nashville. Tennessee
(per 1850 Census of Carroll, County Tenn) Spouse: Luala Smith, m. ca. 1851 Pension#11969 Service. Co. F., 6th Texas Infantry; enlisted 12 May 1862; captured 11 January 1863 at Arkansas Post, Arkansas; escaped from Camp Butler, Illinois 10 March 1863 38 years in Grapeland by May 1906; suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. Sources; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 624; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 100; 1860 Coryell County Census; 1900 Houston County Census, p. 289; Ancestry.com; Confederate State Roster, Volume I, p. 21; RootsWeb.com.
Children of first marriage:
Katherine BAKER b: ABT. 1852
John BAKER b: ABT. 1853
Betty - Matilda Elizabeth BAKER b: 23 APR 1854 in Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Jane BAKER b: ABT. 1856 in Texas
Mary BAKER b: ABT. 1858 in Texas
Jim - James BAKER b: ABT. 1860 in Texas
Billy BAKER b: ABT. 1863
Allen BAKER b: ABT. 1864 in Texas
Rhoda Ann BAKER b: 15 MAR 1866 in Texas
Marion Jackson BAKER b: ABT. 1868 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas
Nina - Panina BAKER b: ABT. 1870 in Texas
Millie BAKER b: ABT. 1874
Etta - Etheetta BAKER b: JUN 1876 in Texas
Anna BAKER b: ABT. 1878
The son of William Joel Baker & Alcey Baker
First Marriage to Luala Smith, ca. 1851 in Arkansas
Second Marriage to Eliza Jane Brown
Born in Middle, Tennessee, The Middle Tennessee Region consists of 33 counties east of the Tennessee River. The communities involved range from the smallest unincorporated areas to the capitol city of the state, Nashville. Tennessee
(per 1850 Census of Carroll, County Tenn) Spouse: Luala Smith, m. ca. 1851 Pension#11969 Service. Co. F., 6th Texas Infantry; enlisted 12 May 1862; captured 11 January 1863 at Arkansas Post, Arkansas; escaped from Camp Butler, Illinois 10 March 1863 38 years in Grapeland by May 1906; suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. Sources; Houston County Cemeteries, p. 624; Houston County In The Civil War by T. N. Mainer, p. 100; 1860 Coryell County Census; 1900 Houston County Census, p. 289; Ancestry.com; Confederate State Roster, Volume I, p. 21; RootsWeb.com.
Children of first marriage:
Katherine BAKER b: ABT. 1852
John BAKER b: ABT. 1853
Betty - Matilda Elizabeth BAKER b: 23 APR 1854 in Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Jane BAKER b: ABT. 1856 in Texas
Mary BAKER b: ABT. 1858 in Texas
Jim - James BAKER b: ABT. 1860 in Texas
Billy BAKER b: ABT. 1863
Allen BAKER b: ABT. 1864 in Texas
Rhoda Ann BAKER b: 15 MAR 1866 in Texas
Marion Jackson BAKER b: ABT. 1868 in Crockett, Houston County, Texas
Nina - Panina BAKER b: ABT. 1870 in Texas
Millie BAKER b: ABT. 1874
Etta - Etheetta BAKER b: JUN 1876 in Texas
Anna BAKER b: ABT. 1878
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Eliza and Jackson both died on the same day.
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