Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a few miles west of the city, quietly about midnight Monday, November 22, after a brief but severe attack of pneumonia. The decreased was born in Sangaman county, Illinois, on December 8th, 1849 and was 66 years old at the time of his death. On April 21, 1870 he was married to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 he moved to Nebraska and later to this state, where he has lived since; the past 13 years being spent at his home near this city. His wife and two boys survive the deceased. Harry Baker, one of the sons, lives near the Baker home and the other, Charles lives in Omaha, Neb; where he is manager of an electric road. Mrs. Baker, overworked by the sickness of her husband, lies critically ill with pneumonia at this writing and much doubt is entertained if she is able to attend the funeral or even survive the shock.
Funeral services have not been made, pending the arrival of Charles Baker, but it is probable they will be held Friday or Saturday of this week. Interment will be made in Park View cemetery. Mr. Baker has for over 30 years been a member of the Modern Woodmen Lodge and was also a member of the Royal Highlanders, and it is probable that the funeral services will be conducted by one of these lodges.
Mr. Baker will be sadly missed New Plymouth. His cheery voice and kindly manner have smoothed over the rough places for many people of this vicinity, and his many kindly and neighborly acts will always be remembered by the many friends and neighbors who he assisted during the time he has resided in this valley. He was quiet proficient along musical lines earlier in life.(New Plymouth Sentinel
Thursday, November 25, 1915)ch
NEW PLYMOUTH
DIED
Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a half mile west of New Plymouth, Monday, Nov. 20, 1915, about midnight, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Baker was born in Sangamon county, Illinois, December 11, 1849, and at the date of his death was about 66 years of age. He was married April 21, 1870 to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 they moved to Nebraska and later to Idaho, where they have since lived, the past 13 years having been spent at their present home. A wife and two sons survive. Henry Baker, son, lives near New Plymouth; Charles Baker, son, lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where he is manager of an electric road. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Baptist church, Rev. Daughl officiating. A large crowd of people gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to their friend and neighbor. Interment was in Park View cemetery.
Charles Baker, of Omaha, attended his father's funeral and is visiting with his mother who is seriously ill.(Payette Independent, Thursday, December 02, 1915)ch
ID: 534
Name of Deceased: BAKER, ISAAC NEWTON
Year: 1915
Certificate Number: 012790
County of Death: Canyon
City: NEW PLYMOUTH
Date of Death: 11/23/1915
Date of Birth: 12/11/1849
The following was contributed by Bryce Whiteside
Full name: Isaac Newton Baker
Born: Sangamon co, IL
died: New Plymouth, Payette, ID
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NOTE - New Plymouth was Canyon Co prior to 1917
Funeral services have not been made, pending the arrival of Charles Baker, but it is probable they will be held Friday or Saturday of this week. Interment will be made in Park View cemetery. Mr. Baker has for over 30 years been a member of the Modern Woodmen Lodge and was also a member of the Royal Highlanders, and it is probable that the funeral services will be conducted by one of these lodges.
Mr. Baker will be sadly missed New Plymouth. His cheery voice and kindly manner have smoothed over the rough places for many people of this vicinity, and his many kindly and neighborly acts will always be remembered by the many friends and neighbors who he assisted during the time he has resided in this valley. He was quiet proficient along musical lines earlier in life.(New Plymouth Sentinel
Thursday, November 25, 1915)ch
NEW PLYMOUTH
DIED
Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a half mile west of New Plymouth, Monday, Nov. 20, 1915, about midnight, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Baker was born in Sangamon county, Illinois, December 11, 1849, and at the date of his death was about 66 years of age. He was married April 21, 1870 to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 they moved to Nebraska and later to Idaho, where they have since lived, the past 13 years having been spent at their present home. A wife and two sons survive. Henry Baker, son, lives near New Plymouth; Charles Baker, son, lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where he is manager of an electric road. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Baptist church, Rev. Daughl officiating. A large crowd of people gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to their friend and neighbor. Interment was in Park View cemetery.
Charles Baker, of Omaha, attended his father's funeral and is visiting with his mother who is seriously ill.(Payette Independent, Thursday, December 02, 1915)ch
ID: 534
Name of Deceased: BAKER, ISAAC NEWTON
Year: 1915
Certificate Number: 012790
County of Death: Canyon
City: NEW PLYMOUTH
Date of Death: 11/23/1915
Date of Birth: 12/11/1849
The following was contributed by Bryce Whiteside
Full name: Isaac Newton Baker
Born: Sangamon co, IL
died: New Plymouth, Payette, ID
Parent Links
NOTE - New Plymouth was Canyon Co prior to 1917
Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a few miles west of the city, quietly about midnight Monday, November 22, after a brief but severe attack of pneumonia. The decreased was born in Sangaman county, Illinois, on December 8th, 1849 and was 66 years old at the time of his death. On April 21, 1870 he was married to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 he moved to Nebraska and later to this state, where he has lived since; the past 13 years being spent at his home near this city. His wife and two boys survive the deceased. Harry Baker, one of the sons, lives near the Baker home and the other, Charles lives in Omaha, Neb; where he is manager of an electric road. Mrs. Baker, overworked by the sickness of her husband, lies critically ill with pneumonia at this writing and much doubt is entertained if she is able to attend the funeral or even survive the shock.
Funeral services have not been made, pending the arrival of Charles Baker, but it is probable they will be held Friday or Saturday of this week. Interment will be made in Park View cemetery. Mr. Baker has for over 30 years been a member of the Modern Woodmen Lodge and was also a member of the Royal Highlanders, and it is probable that the funeral services will be conducted by one of these lodges.
Mr. Baker will be sadly missed New Plymouth. His cheery voice and kindly manner have smoothed over the rough places for many people of this vicinity, and his many kindly and neighborly acts will always be remembered by the many friends and neighbors who he assisted during the time he has resided in this valley. He was quiet proficient along musical lines earlier in life.(New Plymouth Sentinel
Thursday, November 25, 1915)ch
NEW PLYMOUTH
DIED
Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a half mile west of New Plymouth, Monday, Nov. 20, 1915, about midnight, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Baker was born in Sangamon county, Illinois, December 11, 1849, and at the date of his death was about 66 years of age. He was married April 21, 1870 to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 they moved to Nebraska and later to Idaho, where they have since lived, the past 13 years having been spent at their present home. A wife and two sons survive. Henry Baker, son, lives near New Plymouth; Charles Baker, son, lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where he is manager of an electric road. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Baptist church, Rev. Daughl officiating. A large crowd of people gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to their friend and neighbor. Interment was in Park View cemetery.
Charles Baker, of Omaha, attended his father's funeral and is visiting with his mother who is seriously ill.(Payette Independent, Thursday, December 02, 1915)ch
ID: 534
Name of Deceased: BAKER, ISAAC NEWTON
Year: 1915
Certificate Number: 012790
County of Death: Canyon
City: NEW PLYMOUTH
Date of Death: 11/23/1915
Date of Birth: 12/11/1849
The following was contributed by Bryce Whiteside
Full name: Isaac Newton Baker
Born: Sangamon co, IL
died: New Plymouth, Payette, ID
Parent Links
NOTE - New Plymouth was Canyon Co prior to 1917
Funeral services have not been made, pending the arrival of Charles Baker, but it is probable they will be held Friday or Saturday of this week. Interment will be made in Park View cemetery. Mr. Baker has for over 30 years been a member of the Modern Woodmen Lodge and was also a member of the Royal Highlanders, and it is probable that the funeral services will be conducted by one of these lodges.
Mr. Baker will be sadly missed New Plymouth. His cheery voice and kindly manner have smoothed over the rough places for many people of this vicinity, and his many kindly and neighborly acts will always be remembered by the many friends and neighbors who he assisted during the time he has resided in this valley. He was quiet proficient along musical lines earlier in life.(New Plymouth Sentinel
Thursday, November 25, 1915)ch
NEW PLYMOUTH
DIED
Isaac Newton Baker died at his home a half mile west of New Plymouth, Monday, Nov. 20, 1915, about midnight, from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Baker was born in Sangamon county, Illinois, December 11, 1849, and at the date of his death was about 66 years of age. He was married April 21, 1870 to Miss Sarah E. Post. In 1880 they moved to Nebraska and later to Idaho, where they have since lived, the past 13 years having been spent at their present home. A wife and two sons survive. Henry Baker, son, lives near New Plymouth; Charles Baker, son, lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where he is manager of an electric road. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Baptist church, Rev. Daughl officiating. A large crowd of people gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to their friend and neighbor. Interment was in Park View cemetery.
Charles Baker, of Omaha, attended his father's funeral and is visiting with his mother who is seriously ill.(Payette Independent, Thursday, December 02, 1915)ch
ID: 534
Name of Deceased: BAKER, ISAAC NEWTON
Year: 1915
Certificate Number: 012790
County of Death: Canyon
City: NEW PLYMOUTH
Date of Death: 11/23/1915
Date of Birth: 12/11/1849
The following was contributed by Bryce Whiteside
Full name: Isaac Newton Baker
Born: Sangamon co, IL
died: New Plymouth, Payette, ID
Parent Links
NOTE - New Plymouth was Canyon Co prior to 1917
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Death date on headstone does not match death record. Should be the 23rd.
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