Parents - Jesse Baker and Adalissa Reeves
wife - Martha C Price Baker - burial unknown. She was born Jan 12, 1846 in Tomahawk. Martha was the daughter of William Price. Information obtained from letter to Marshall Mountain Wave published on July 30, 1915.
Marshall Mountain Wave - Feb 3,1907
Hiram W Baker, of Tomahawk, died on Sunday, Jan 27th, after a long illness. Deceased was an exconfederate soldier, and was 76 years of age and a much respected citizen of Tomahawk. He was buried Monday, January 28th, 1907. Masonic honors under th (e) (au)pices of St. Joe Lodge, No. (parts of this obt was missing.)
Marshall Mountain Wave - March 9, 1907
After an illness of four weeks, Mr. H W Baker died at his home on Tomahawk, Searcy county, January 27. He had been in bad health for about eight years. Everything was done to prolong life, but the death angel came and claimed him for his own. His spirit has gone to join his parents and take its place in the glorified throng that the Apostle John so beautifully describes as having "come up through great tribulations and washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb." Just before he died, he said he was willing to go and leave this world of sorrow and troubles and join his loved ones in that glorious land above. Deceased was in the sixty ninth year of his life. He leaves a loving wife and four children, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his death. His remains were laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Monday, January 28, in the presence of a large concourse of weeping relatives and sympathizing friends.
July 27, 1915 Published in Wave on July 30, 1915
Old Settler's Letter No.9 To the Mountain Wave
I notice in your paper that you are offering a premium to the person showing the longest continuance residence in Searcy county. I was born January 12, 1846. I was born and raised on Tomahawk. I am a daughter of William Price. I have lived in this neighborhood all my life. I was married the second year after the war to H.W. Baker.Mrs.Marthy Baker Tomahawk, Ark.
wife - Martha C Price Baker - burial unknown. She was born Jan 12, 1846 in Tomahawk. Martha was the daughter of William Price. Information obtained from letter to Marshall Mountain Wave published on July 30, 1915.
Marshall Mountain Wave - Feb 3,1907
Hiram W Baker, of Tomahawk, died on Sunday, Jan 27th, after a long illness. Deceased was an exconfederate soldier, and was 76 years of age and a much respected citizen of Tomahawk. He was buried Monday, January 28th, 1907. Masonic honors under th (e) (au)pices of St. Joe Lodge, No. (parts of this obt was missing.)
Marshall Mountain Wave - March 9, 1907
After an illness of four weeks, Mr. H W Baker died at his home on Tomahawk, Searcy county, January 27. He had been in bad health for about eight years. Everything was done to prolong life, but the death angel came and claimed him for his own. His spirit has gone to join his parents and take its place in the glorified throng that the Apostle John so beautifully describes as having "come up through great tribulations and washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb." Just before he died, he said he was willing to go and leave this world of sorrow and troubles and join his loved ones in that glorious land above. Deceased was in the sixty ninth year of his life. He leaves a loving wife and four children, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his death. His remains were laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Monday, January 28, in the presence of a large concourse of weeping relatives and sympathizing friends.
July 27, 1915 Published in Wave on July 30, 1915
Old Settler's Letter No.9 To the Mountain Wave
I notice in your paper that you are offering a premium to the person showing the longest continuance residence in Searcy county. I was born January 12, 1846. I was born and raised on Tomahawk. I am a daughter of William Price. I have lived in this neighborhood all my life. I was married the second year after the war to H.W. Baker.Mrs.Marthy Baker Tomahawk, Ark.
Parents - Jesse Baker and Adalissa Reeves
wife - Martha C Price Baker - burial unknown. She was born Jan 12, 1846 in Tomahawk. Martha was the daughter of William Price. Information obtained from letter to Marshall Mountain Wave published on July 30, 1915.
Marshall Mountain Wave - Feb 3,1907
Hiram W Baker, of Tomahawk, died on Sunday, Jan 27th, after a long illness. Deceased was an exconfederate soldier, and was 76 years of age and a much respected citizen of Tomahawk. He was buried Monday, January 28th, 1907. Masonic honors under th (e) (au)pices of St. Joe Lodge, No. (parts of this obt was missing.)
Marshall Mountain Wave - March 9, 1907
After an illness of four weeks, Mr. H W Baker died at his home on Tomahawk, Searcy county, January 27. He had been in bad health for about eight years. Everything was done to prolong life, but the death angel came and claimed him for his own. His spirit has gone to join his parents and take its place in the glorified throng that the Apostle John so beautifully describes as having "come up through great tribulations and washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb." Just before he died, he said he was willing to go and leave this world of sorrow and troubles and join his loved ones in that glorious land above. Deceased was in the sixty ninth year of his life. He leaves a loving wife and four children, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his death. His remains were laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Monday, January 28, in the presence of a large concourse of weeping relatives and sympathizing friends.
July 27, 1915 Published in Wave on July 30, 1915
Old Settler's Letter No.9 To the Mountain Wave
I notice in your paper that you are offering a premium to the person showing the longest continuance residence in Searcy county. I was born January 12, 1846. I was born and raised on Tomahawk. I am a daughter of William Price. I have lived in this neighborhood all my life. I was married the second year after the war to H.W. Baker.Mrs.Marthy Baker Tomahawk, Ark.
wife - Martha C Price Baker - burial unknown. She was born Jan 12, 1846 in Tomahawk. Martha was the daughter of William Price. Information obtained from letter to Marshall Mountain Wave published on July 30, 1915.
Marshall Mountain Wave - Feb 3,1907
Hiram W Baker, of Tomahawk, died on Sunday, Jan 27th, after a long illness. Deceased was an exconfederate soldier, and was 76 years of age and a much respected citizen of Tomahawk. He was buried Monday, January 28th, 1907. Masonic honors under th (e) (au)pices of St. Joe Lodge, No. (parts of this obt was missing.)
Marshall Mountain Wave - March 9, 1907
After an illness of four weeks, Mr. H W Baker died at his home on Tomahawk, Searcy county, January 27. He had been in bad health for about eight years. Everything was done to prolong life, but the death angel came and claimed him for his own. His spirit has gone to join his parents and take its place in the glorified throng that the Apostle John so beautifully describes as having "come up through great tribulations and washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb." Just before he died, he said he was willing to go and leave this world of sorrow and troubles and join his loved ones in that glorious land above. Deceased was in the sixty ninth year of his life. He leaves a loving wife and four children, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his death. His remains were laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Monday, January 28, in the presence of a large concourse of weeping relatives and sympathizing friends.
July 27, 1915 Published in Wave on July 30, 1915
Old Settler's Letter No.9 To the Mountain Wave
I notice in your paper that you are offering a premium to the person showing the longest continuance residence in Searcy county. I was born January 12, 1846. I was born and raised on Tomahawk. I am a daughter of William Price. I have lived in this neighborhood all my life. I was married the second year after the war to H.W. Baker.Mrs.Marthy Baker Tomahawk, Ark.
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