The Moultrie Observer
Moultrie, Georgia
Friday, November 4, 1910, page 6
Mr. P. J. Baker a well known citizen of the Ty Ty District died at his home last Friday night of Typhoid Fever. He was ill only a short time.
The body was interered at Antioch.
He was 49 years old and leaves a son who is also ill with fever.
Preceded in death by his parents George Washington Baker (1813-1890) and Lucinda Hancock Baker 1817-1890.
Moultrie, Georgia
Friday, November 4, 1910, page 6
Mr. P. J. Baker a well known citizen of the Ty Ty District died at his home last Friday night of Typhoid Fever. He was ill only a short time.
The body was interered at Antioch.
He was 49 years old and leaves a son who is also ill with fever.
Preceded in death by his parents George Washington Baker (1813-1890) and Lucinda Hancock Baker 1817-1890.
The Moultrie Observer
Moultrie, Georgia
Friday, November 4, 1910, page 6
Mr. P. J. Baker a well known citizen of the Ty Ty District died at his home last Friday night of Typhoid Fever. He was ill only a short time.
The body was interered at Antioch.
He was 49 years old and leaves a son who is also ill with fever.
Preceded in death by his parents George Washington Baker (1813-1890) and Lucinda Hancock Baker 1817-1890.
Moultrie, Georgia
Friday, November 4, 1910, page 6
Mr. P. J. Baker a well known citizen of the Ty Ty District died at his home last Friday night of Typhoid Fever. He was ill only a short time.
The body was interered at Antioch.
He was 49 years old and leaves a son who is also ill with fever.
Preceded in death by his parents George Washington Baker (1813-1890) and Lucinda Hancock Baker 1817-1890.
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