Wife of Henry Baker.
Some researchers claim she is the daughter of a George and Mary Saylor of Germantown, PA; others claim she was born in Baltimore, MD.
She raised her children Daniel, Adam, Margaret(Duddera), Elizabeth(Arter), Henry, William, and Eve(Crumbacker) in Frederick County MD.
When she died in 1828 she was buried atop a hill on the family's farm near Oak Orchard with husband Henry and several of her children and grandchildren.
Some researchers claim she is the daughter of a George and Mary Saylor of Germantown, PA; others claim she was born in Baltimore, MD.
She raised her children Daniel, Adam, Margaret(Duddera), Elizabeth(Arter), Henry, William, and Eve(Crumbacker) in Frederick County MD.
When she died in 1828 she was buried atop a hill on the family's farm near Oak Orchard with husband Henry and several of her children and grandchildren.
Wife of Henry Baker.
Some researchers claim she is the daughter of a George and Mary Saylor of Germantown, PA; others claim she was born in Baltimore, MD.
She raised her children Daniel, Adam, Margaret(Duddera), Elizabeth(Arter), Henry, William, and Eve(Crumbacker) in Frederick County MD.
When she died in 1828 she was buried atop a hill on the family's farm near Oak Orchard with husband Henry and several of her children and grandchildren.
Some researchers claim she is the daughter of a George and Mary Saylor of Germantown, PA; others claim she was born in Baltimore, MD.
She raised her children Daniel, Adam, Margaret(Duddera), Elizabeth(Arter), Henry, William, and Eve(Crumbacker) in Frederick County MD.
When she died in 1828 she was buried atop a hill on the family's farm near Oak Orchard with husband Henry and several of her children and grandchildren.
Inscription
EVA
Beloved wife of
HENRY BAKER
BORN
June 1747
Died
July 1828
"She was a mother to the motherless"
Gravesite Details
Head and Foot Stones are present. Foot stone has been perimeter re-enforced with cement.
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