Charles Wilson Baker was born in Westport, MA, the son of Thomas Weaver Baker and Ann (Wing) Baker, my 3x Great-Grandparents.
He was the brother of Edward M. Baker (my 2x Great-Grandfather), Phebe L. Baker, and Henry Clay Baker.
Charles W. Baker was shown on census records as a farmer, laborer, butcher, and teamster. In checking the Westport Historical Archives, it also appears that Charles was a member of the Westport Militia in 1856, and was also elected to be a "Field Driver" for the town of Westport in 1859 & 1860.
He married Abbie Davol (Tripp) Baker in 1854, in Westport. They had five children (that I can find, so far): Daniel Albert Baker, Carrie Louisa (Baker) Hicks, Arthur Baker, Isabella Tripp (Baker) Sisson, and Mary A. Baker.
He was the brother of Edward M. Baker (my 2x Great-Grandfather), Phebe L. Baker, and Henry Clay Baker.
Charles W. Baker was shown on census records as a farmer, laborer, butcher, and teamster. In checking the Westport Historical Archives, it also appears that Charles was a member of the Westport Militia in 1856, and was also elected to be a "Field Driver" for the town of Westport in 1859 & 1860.
He married Abbie Davol (Tripp) Baker in 1854, in Westport. They had five children (that I can find, so far): Daniel Albert Baker, Carrie Louisa (Baker) Hicks, Arthur Baker, Isabella Tripp (Baker) Sisson, and Mary A. Baker.
Charles Wilson Baker was born in Westport, MA, the son of Thomas Weaver Baker and Ann (Wing) Baker, my 3x Great-Grandparents.
He was the brother of Edward M. Baker (my 2x Great-Grandfather), Phebe L. Baker, and Henry Clay Baker.
Charles W. Baker was shown on census records as a farmer, laborer, butcher, and teamster. In checking the Westport Historical Archives, it also appears that Charles was a member of the Westport Militia in 1856, and was also elected to be a "Field Driver" for the town of Westport in 1859 & 1860.
He married Abbie Davol (Tripp) Baker in 1854, in Westport. They had five children (that I can find, so far): Daniel Albert Baker, Carrie Louisa (Baker) Hicks, Arthur Baker, Isabella Tripp (Baker) Sisson, and Mary A. Baker.
He was the brother of Edward M. Baker (my 2x Great-Grandfather), Phebe L. Baker, and Henry Clay Baker.
Charles W. Baker was shown on census records as a farmer, laborer, butcher, and teamster. In checking the Westport Historical Archives, it also appears that Charles was a member of the Westport Militia in 1856, and was also elected to be a "Field Driver" for the town of Westport in 1859 & 1860.
He married Abbie Davol (Tripp) Baker in 1854, in Westport. They had five children (that I can find, so far): Daniel Albert Baker, Carrie Louisa (Baker) Hicks, Arthur Baker, Isabella Tripp (Baker) Sisson, and Mary A. Baker.
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