Mary Ann (Blutsow) Baker was born in Germany around 1824. I do not have her parents names at this time.
She married Paul Baker (My great-great-grandfather) in Germany before 1840.
She came to the United States before 1850, with her husband Paul Baker.
They had five children, Katherine, Elizabeth, Margaret "Martha", Mathew/Matthew (My great-grandfather), and Lena Baker.
They first lived in Madison, Wisconsin, as they are in 1850 census, also my great-grandfather was born there in 1856. They moved to Jersey County, Illinois around the Elsah area, showing in the 1860 census from there.
Mary Ann died around 1861 in Jersey County, Illinois, she dropped off census after 1860.
I believe she is buried in East Newbern Cemetery, as other family members are buried there.
She married Paul Baker (My great-great-grandfather) in Germany before 1840.
She came to the United States before 1850, with her husband Paul Baker.
They had five children, Katherine, Elizabeth, Margaret "Martha", Mathew/Matthew (My great-grandfather), and Lena Baker.
They first lived in Madison, Wisconsin, as they are in 1850 census, also my great-grandfather was born there in 1856. They moved to Jersey County, Illinois around the Elsah area, showing in the 1860 census from there.
Mary Ann died around 1861 in Jersey County, Illinois, she dropped off census after 1860.
I believe she is buried in East Newbern Cemetery, as other family members are buried there.
Mary Ann (Blutsow) Baker was born in Germany around 1824. I do not have her parents names at this time.
She married Paul Baker (My great-great-grandfather) in Germany before 1840.
She came to the United States before 1850, with her husband Paul Baker.
They had five children, Katherine, Elizabeth, Margaret "Martha", Mathew/Matthew (My great-grandfather), and Lena Baker.
They first lived in Madison, Wisconsin, as they are in 1850 census, also my great-grandfather was born there in 1856. They moved to Jersey County, Illinois around the Elsah area, showing in the 1860 census from there.
Mary Ann died around 1861 in Jersey County, Illinois, she dropped off census after 1860.
I believe she is buried in East Newbern Cemetery, as other family members are buried there.
She married Paul Baker (My great-great-grandfather) in Germany before 1840.
She came to the United States before 1850, with her husband Paul Baker.
They had five children, Katherine, Elizabeth, Margaret "Martha", Mathew/Matthew (My great-grandfather), and Lena Baker.
They first lived in Madison, Wisconsin, as they are in 1850 census, also my great-grandfather was born there in 1856. They moved to Jersey County, Illinois around the Elsah area, showing in the 1860 census from there.
Mary Ann died around 1861 in Jersey County, Illinois, she dropped off census after 1860.
I believe she is buried in East Newbern Cemetery, as other family members are buried there.
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