Father: George Allen Baker
Mother: Mary B Coffey
Married Elizabeth Herndon Nov 12, 1902 in Dublin, Erath co TX
"James Baker was a lawyer who served in Brownwood and later in San Saba where he grew up. For a time he served as Mayor of San Saba and also as City Attorney, but the work he was chiefly interested in as a public official was his work as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the rural schools of San Saba county. He was a democrat, and elder in the Presbyterian Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge and dirctor of the Chamber of Commerce." (excerpt from Texas Under Many Flags, by Clarence R Wharton, Vol IV, 1930)
Mother: Mary B Coffey
Married Elizabeth Herndon Nov 12, 1902 in Dublin, Erath co TX
"James Baker was a lawyer who served in Brownwood and later in San Saba where he grew up. For a time he served as Mayor of San Saba and also as City Attorney, but the work he was chiefly interested in as a public official was his work as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the rural schools of San Saba county. He was a democrat, and elder in the Presbyterian Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge and dirctor of the Chamber of Commerce." (excerpt from Texas Under Many Flags, by Clarence R Wharton, Vol IV, 1930)
Father: George Allen Baker
Mother: Mary B Coffey
Married Elizabeth Herndon Nov 12, 1902 in Dublin, Erath co TX
"James Baker was a lawyer who served in Brownwood and later in San Saba where he grew up. For a time he served as Mayor of San Saba and also as City Attorney, but the work he was chiefly interested in as a public official was his work as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the rural schools of San Saba county. He was a democrat, and elder in the Presbyterian Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge and dirctor of the Chamber of Commerce." (excerpt from Texas Under Many Flags, by Clarence R Wharton, Vol IV, 1930)
Mother: Mary B Coffey
Married Elizabeth Herndon Nov 12, 1902 in Dublin, Erath co TX
"James Baker was a lawyer who served in Brownwood and later in San Saba where he grew up. For a time he served as Mayor of San Saba and also as City Attorney, but the work he was chiefly interested in as a public official was his work as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the rural schools of San Saba county. He was a democrat, and elder in the Presbyterian Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge and dirctor of the Chamber of Commerce." (excerpt from Texas Under Many Flags, by Clarence R Wharton, Vol IV, 1930)
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