Lola Belle Baker was born in Texas on May 12, 1887, to parents William A. Baker and Emily Holmes, both from Texas. Lola died on April 28, 1932, in Cyril, Caddo County, Oklahoma. She was buried in Cement IOOF Cemetery on April 29, 1932. According to her certificate of death, the cause of death was heart dropsy - duration of 2 years.
As an interesting note, Lola was a spinster and lived with her father her entire life. The 1900 and 1930 federal census records noted that Lola cannot read nor write. I have often wondered if she may have had a physical or mental disability that may prevented her from living alone.
[RB - January, 2011]
As an interesting note, Lola was a spinster and lived with her father her entire life. The 1900 and 1930 federal census records noted that Lola cannot read nor write. I have often wondered if she may have had a physical or mental disability that may prevented her from living alone.
[RB - January, 2011]
Lola Belle Baker was born in Texas on May 12, 1887, to parents William A. Baker and Emily Holmes, both from Texas. Lola died on April 28, 1932, in Cyril, Caddo County, Oklahoma. She was buried in Cement IOOF Cemetery on April 29, 1932. According to her certificate of death, the cause of death was heart dropsy - duration of 2 years.
As an interesting note, Lola was a spinster and lived with her father her entire life. The 1900 and 1930 federal census records noted that Lola cannot read nor write. I have often wondered if she may have had a physical or mental disability that may prevented her from living alone.
[RB - January, 2011]
As an interesting note, Lola was a spinster and lived with her father her entire life. The 1900 and 1930 federal census records noted that Lola cannot read nor write. I have often wondered if she may have had a physical or mental disability that may prevented her from living alone.
[RB - January, 2011]
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