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John Titzel Baker

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John Titzel Baker

Birth
Death
21 Feb 1902 (aged 58)
Burial
Markelsville, Perry County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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John Titzel Baker also had one child, Jesse Paul, b. 6/28/1901, with his second wife, Mary Amelia Lyons Baker (later Watts - see below). Survived only "2 days due to spasms", according to family records and cemetery monument.

A Civil War veteran, he enlisted in Harrisburg March 2, 1865, mustered into federal service there March 9 as a private with the 104th Pennsylvania Infantry in the second organization of Co. F, and honorably discharged with his company August 25, 1865. (PS: I have images of his "muster in" at Camp Curtin and "muster out" at Portsmouth, VA. Some other reference to a John Baker from Bedford Co. PA (Pittsburgh) but I've found no connection.

More info (minutia) on marriages of J. T. Baker and Samuel T. Watts; interesting timeline:
1895: JTB 1st wife Mary Ellen Moul Baker dies
1900: JTB remarries 2nd wife Mary Amelia Lyons; JTB is 57 years old
1902: JTB dies
1905: Susan L Watts, first wife of Samuel T. Watts, dies
1908: Samuel T. Watts marries 2nd wife, Mary Amelia Lyons Baker. STW is 71 years old
1911: STW dies
1917: MALBW applies for 2nd widow's pension (see her memorial)
1928: MALBW dies
Somehow, it all fits....

Update: Family Record "Marriages" page shows Mary Ellen Moul's father, Joseph Moul, married Margaretta Lyons - John Baker's second wife Mary Amelia Lyons was Mary Ellen's first cousin (letter by Lewis A. Baker, January 1971). Small community. BTW, Joseph died at age 39 (Family Record "Deaths" page).
John Titzel Baker also had one child, Jesse Paul, b. 6/28/1901, with his second wife, Mary Amelia Lyons Baker (later Watts - see below). Survived only "2 days due to spasms", according to family records and cemetery monument.

A Civil War veteran, he enlisted in Harrisburg March 2, 1865, mustered into federal service there March 9 as a private with the 104th Pennsylvania Infantry in the second organization of Co. F, and honorably discharged with his company August 25, 1865. (PS: I have images of his "muster in" at Camp Curtin and "muster out" at Portsmouth, VA. Some other reference to a John Baker from Bedford Co. PA (Pittsburgh) but I've found no connection.

More info (minutia) on marriages of J. T. Baker and Samuel T. Watts; interesting timeline:
1895: JTB 1st wife Mary Ellen Moul Baker dies
1900: JTB remarries 2nd wife Mary Amelia Lyons; JTB is 57 years old
1902: JTB dies
1905: Susan L Watts, first wife of Samuel T. Watts, dies
1908: Samuel T. Watts marries 2nd wife, Mary Amelia Lyons Baker. STW is 71 years old
1911: STW dies
1917: MALBW applies for 2nd widow's pension (see her memorial)
1928: MALBW dies
Somehow, it all fits....

Update: Family Record "Marriages" page shows Mary Ellen Moul's father, Joseph Moul, married Margaretta Lyons - John Baker's second wife Mary Amelia Lyons was Mary Ellen's first cousin (letter by Lewis A. Baker, January 1971). Small community. BTW, Joseph died at age 39 (Family Record "Deaths" page).


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