To verify: was his wife, Mary BOSTETER (BOSTATER) d/o Jacob & Susannah FRIEDLY BOSTATER?
source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mojasper/history/dryfork.htm (excerpts)
Brethren Church History, Dry Fork Congregation of Jasper MO
...when Rev Nathan C. RICE 48 -d 02 Sep 1870, bur HENDRICKS Cem ... fortunately, another minister, ADDISON W BAKER of Allen Co OH, moved into the area about 1871 & located 7 mi SE of Jasper, living there until his death 18 Jan 1877. He was a minister & had been a schoolteacher, a capable leader. Under his guidance the church group began to grow, and look forward to a location for a church building and cemetery.
... on 12 Dec 1874, George FORD & wife, Elizabeth, sold a tract of land to the church trustees for $50.00...The location was 3 mi south of Jasper. A place was left for the location of a church building, & the remainder lotted off for cemetery use ... ADDISON W BAKER helped to plot off the cemetery, & then was the first one to be buried in it.
residences:
...1850 Aug 15, Auglaize twp, Allen Co OH: Adison BAKER 31 b PA, Farmer
... 1860 Jul 09, Ankenytown PO, Berlin twp, Knox Co OH: family: Adison BAKER 41, carpenter & wife Mary 41; following on census page, his mother Catherine BAKER 68, chr: Isaac 27, Catheine 29, Maria 32, Sally 22
... 1870 Jul 14, Lima PO, Allen Co OH: family: Addison BAKER 51 b PA, farmer & teacher, wife Mary 51 b MD
source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mojasper/history/dryfork.htm (excerpts)
Brethren Church History, Dry Fork Congregation of Jasper MO
...when Rev Nathan C. RICE 48 -d 02 Sep 1870, bur HENDRICKS Cem ... fortunately, another minister, ADDISON W BAKER of Allen Co OH, moved into the area about 1871 & located 7 mi SE of Jasper, living there until his death 18 Jan 1877. He was a minister & had been a schoolteacher, a capable leader. Under his guidance the church group began to grow, and look forward to a location for a church building and cemetery.
... on 12 Dec 1874, George FORD & wife, Elizabeth, sold a tract of land to the church trustees for $50.00...The location was 3 mi south of Jasper. A place was left for the location of a church building, & the remainder lotted off for cemetery use ... ADDISON W BAKER helped to plot off the cemetery, & then was the first one to be buried in it.
residences:
...1850 Aug 15, Auglaize twp, Allen Co OH: Adison BAKER 31 b PA, Farmer
... 1860 Jul 09, Ankenytown PO, Berlin twp, Knox Co OH: family: Adison BAKER 41, carpenter & wife Mary 41; following on census page, his mother Catherine BAKER 68, chr: Isaac 27, Catheine 29, Maria 32, Sally 22
... 1870 Jul 14, Lima PO, Allen Co OH: family: Addison BAKER 51 b PA, farmer & teacher, wife Mary 51 b MD
To verify: was his wife, Mary BOSTETER (BOSTATER) d/o Jacob & Susannah FRIEDLY BOSTATER?
source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mojasper/history/dryfork.htm (excerpts)
Brethren Church History, Dry Fork Congregation of Jasper MO
...when Rev Nathan C. RICE 48 -d 02 Sep 1870, bur HENDRICKS Cem ... fortunately, another minister, ADDISON W BAKER of Allen Co OH, moved into the area about 1871 & located 7 mi SE of Jasper, living there until his death 18 Jan 1877. He was a minister & had been a schoolteacher, a capable leader. Under his guidance the church group began to grow, and look forward to a location for a church building and cemetery.
... on 12 Dec 1874, George FORD & wife, Elizabeth, sold a tract of land to the church trustees for $50.00...The location was 3 mi south of Jasper. A place was left for the location of a church building, & the remainder lotted off for cemetery use ... ADDISON W BAKER helped to plot off the cemetery, & then was the first one to be buried in it.
residences:
...1850 Aug 15, Auglaize twp, Allen Co OH: Adison BAKER 31 b PA, Farmer
... 1860 Jul 09, Ankenytown PO, Berlin twp, Knox Co OH: family: Adison BAKER 41, carpenter & wife Mary 41; following on census page, his mother Catherine BAKER 68, chr: Isaac 27, Catheine 29, Maria 32, Sally 22
... 1870 Jul 14, Lima PO, Allen Co OH: family: Addison BAKER 51 b PA, farmer & teacher, wife Mary 51 b MD
source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mojasper/history/dryfork.htm (excerpts)
Brethren Church History, Dry Fork Congregation of Jasper MO
...when Rev Nathan C. RICE 48 -d 02 Sep 1870, bur HENDRICKS Cem ... fortunately, another minister, ADDISON W BAKER of Allen Co OH, moved into the area about 1871 & located 7 mi SE of Jasper, living there until his death 18 Jan 1877. He was a minister & had been a schoolteacher, a capable leader. Under his guidance the church group began to grow, and look forward to a location for a church building and cemetery.
... on 12 Dec 1874, George FORD & wife, Elizabeth, sold a tract of land to the church trustees for $50.00...The location was 3 mi south of Jasper. A place was left for the location of a church building, & the remainder lotted off for cemetery use ... ADDISON W BAKER helped to plot off the cemetery, & then was the first one to be buried in it.
residences:
...1850 Aug 15, Auglaize twp, Allen Co OH: Adison BAKER 31 b PA, Farmer
... 1860 Jul 09, Ankenytown PO, Berlin twp, Knox Co OH: family: Adison BAKER 41, carpenter & wife Mary 41; following on census page, his mother Catherine BAKER 68, chr: Isaac 27, Catheine 29, Maria 32, Sally 22
... 1870 Jul 14, Lima PO, Allen Co OH: family: Addison BAKER 51 b PA, farmer & teacher, wife Mary 51 b MD
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