George Baker was a farmer and a lawyer. In 1898 he was serving as the Clay county Attorney General. He was murdered by James Howard during what became know as the Howard-Baker feud in April of 1898. A detailed report of the incident and the history of the feud which began in the 1840's is recorded in the Hopkinsville Kentuckian newspaper dated June 20, 1899.
George Baker was a farmer and a lawyer. In 1898 he was serving as the Clay county Attorney General. He was murdered by James Howard during what became know as the Howard-Baker feud in April of 1898. A detailed report of the incident and the history of the feud which began in the 1840's is recorded in the Hopkinsville Kentuckian newspaper dated June 20, 1899.
Family Members
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William "Billy" Baker
1822–1850
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Christina Baker
1827–1888
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Jane "Jennie" Baker Bishop
1827–1900
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Esther Baker Bishop
1829–1880
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Nathaniel "Nathan" Baker
1833–1920
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Zilpha Baker Bowling
1833–1920
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Levisa "Vicy" Baker Bishop
1837–1923
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William Henry "Harrison" Baker
1846–1891
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John Cabell "Breckenridge" Baker
1859–1933
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