Mrs. Charles H. Baker
Died one half mile east of Magnolia, wife of Charles H. Baker. A large number attended the funeral which took place about noon on the 4th. She lay sick about 10 weeks. Doctor says her disease was chronic disease of the liver.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN
September 9, 1880, Magnolia
Transcribed by Nancy Piper
Died one half mile east of Magnolia, wife of Charles H. Baker. A large number attended the funeral which took place about noon on the 4th. She lay sick about 10 weeks. Doctor says her disease was chronic disease of the liver.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN
September 9, 1880, Magnolia
Transcribed by Nancy Piper
Mrs. Charles H. Baker
Died one half mile east of Magnolia, wife of Charles H. Baker. A large number attended the funeral which took place about noon on the 4th. She lay sick about 10 weeks. Doctor says her disease was chronic disease of the liver.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN
September 9, 1880, Magnolia
Transcribed by Nancy Piper
Died one half mile east of Magnolia, wife of Charles H. Baker. A large number attended the funeral which took place about noon on the 4th. She lay sick about 10 weeks. Doctor says her disease was chronic disease of the liver.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN
September 9, 1880, Magnolia
Transcribed by Nancy Piper
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