Note: no middle name according to her "corrected" birth certificate.
he 1920 census recorded Ophilia, 2, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father William A. Baker, mother Murl and siblings: Alonzo, 13; Walter A.; 11, Dollie Mae, 8; and Hudson L., 6. Also living in the home was aunt Lucy, 27.
The 1930 census reported Ophelia, 12, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with father W. A. Baker, 45, a Pentecostal Church pastor, mother Murl, and siblings: Dolly Mae, 19; Hudson, 16; Adella, 9; Lee Ruth, 7; brother M. L., 5; and Pauline, 1 year and 4 months.
The 1940 census recorded Ophelia living in Houston, Harris, Texas, Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, with husband Ollie W. Graham, 23, and daughter, Claudia, 1. Husband Ollie was employed as a "switch man" for an electric co. Also living in the home were her sister Adelle, 20, and Adelle's husband, G. W. Williams. Ophelia, her husband, and her sister, were all reported to have lived in Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, in 1935.
Ophelia's marker is in the Graham-Baker plot with those of her husband, her parents and daughter, a brother and other relatives.
he 1920 census recorded Ophilia, 2, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father William A. Baker, mother Murl and siblings: Alonzo, 13; Walter A.; 11, Dollie Mae, 8; and Hudson L., 6. Also living in the home was aunt Lucy, 27.
The 1930 census reported Ophelia, 12, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with father W. A. Baker, 45, a Pentecostal Church pastor, mother Murl, and siblings: Dolly Mae, 19; Hudson, 16; Adella, 9; Lee Ruth, 7; brother M. L., 5; and Pauline, 1 year and 4 months.
The 1940 census recorded Ophelia living in Houston, Harris, Texas, Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, with husband Ollie W. Graham, 23, and daughter, Claudia, 1. Husband Ollie was employed as a "switch man" for an electric co. Also living in the home were her sister Adelle, 20, and Adelle's husband, G. W. Williams. Ophelia, her husband, and her sister, were all reported to have lived in Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, in 1935.
Ophelia's marker is in the Graham-Baker plot with those of her husband, her parents and daughter, a brother and other relatives.
Note: no middle name according to her "corrected" birth certificate.
he 1920 census recorded Ophilia, 2, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father William A. Baker, mother Murl and siblings: Alonzo, 13; Walter A.; 11, Dollie Mae, 8; and Hudson L., 6. Also living in the home was aunt Lucy, 27.
The 1930 census reported Ophelia, 12, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with father W. A. Baker, 45, a Pentecostal Church pastor, mother Murl, and siblings: Dolly Mae, 19; Hudson, 16; Adella, 9; Lee Ruth, 7; brother M. L., 5; and Pauline, 1 year and 4 months.
The 1940 census recorded Ophelia living in Houston, Harris, Texas, Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, with husband Ollie W. Graham, 23, and daughter, Claudia, 1. Husband Ollie was employed as a "switch man" for an electric co. Also living in the home were her sister Adelle, 20, and Adelle's husband, G. W. Williams. Ophelia, her husband, and her sister, were all reported to have lived in Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, in 1935.
Ophelia's marker is in the Graham-Baker plot with those of her husband, her parents and daughter, a brother and other relatives.
he 1920 census recorded Ophilia, 2, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with father William A. Baker, mother Murl and siblings: Alonzo, 13; Walter A.; 11, Dollie Mae, 8; and Hudson L., 6. Also living in the home was aunt Lucy, 27.
The 1930 census reported Ophelia, 12, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with father W. A. Baker, 45, a Pentecostal Church pastor, mother Murl, and siblings: Dolly Mae, 19; Hudson, 16; Adella, 9; Lee Ruth, 7; brother M. L., 5; and Pauline, 1 year and 4 months.
The 1940 census recorded Ophelia living in Houston, Harris, Texas, Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, with husband Ollie W. Graham, 23, and daughter, Claudia, 1. Husband Ollie was employed as a "switch man" for an electric co. Also living in the home were her sister Adelle, 20, and Adelle's husband, G. W. Williams. Ophelia, her husband, and her sister, were all reported to have lived in Kenedy, Karnes, Texas, in 1935.
Ophelia's marker is in the Graham-Baker plot with those of her husband, her parents and daughter, a brother and other relatives.
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A small brick walkway leads from the Graham-Baker plot to the Ophelia Baker Graham Memorial Garden nearby
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