George Ward Baker
1852 - 1899 (47 years)-
Name George Ward Baker Birth 21 Jan 1852 Danvers, Essex, MA Gender Male Census 1855 Danvers, Essex, MA age 3, born MA, living with parents Census 26 Jul 1860 Danvers, Essex, MA age 8, born MA, living with parents Census 1 May 1865 Danvers, Essex, MA age 13, born MA, living with parents Census 8 Aug 1870 Danvers, Essex, MA age 18, born MA, works in shoe factory, living with parents Census 18 Jun 1880 Danvers, Essex, MA age 28, born MA, works in shoe factory, parents born MA/MA Death 21 Jun 1899 Danvers, Essex, MA Burial Walnut Grove Cemetery, Danvers, MA Person ID I14187 Family Tree Last Modified 5 Nov 2019
Father Daniel Brooks Baker, b. 17 Apr 1821, Littleton, Middlesex, MA d. 22 Dec 1885, Danvers, Essex, MA (Age 64 years) Mother Sarah Ann Putnam, b. 28 Jun 1826, Danvers, Essex, MA d. 3 Sep 1896, Danvers, Essex, MA (Age 70 years) Marriage 31 Dec 1848 Danvers, Essex, MA Family ID F5294 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Craig, b. Jun 1856, Essex Co, MA d. 1928, Danvers, Essex, MA (Age 71 years) Marriage 25 Jan 1877 Danvers, Essex, MA Notes - from "Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915" (ancestry.com)
On 25 Jan 1877 in Danvers MA, Geo W Baker, a shoemaker, born Danvers to D.B Baker & Sarah Putnam, married Lizzie Craig, 19, born Danvers to James & Mary Craig. 1st marriage for both.
Children + 1. William Brooks Baker, b. 10 Jan 1879, Danvers, Essex, MA d. 8 Oct 1951, Newton, Middlesex, MA (Age 72 years) 2. Myron Craig Baker, b. 1 Mar 1880, Danvers, Essex, MA d. 3 Aug 1922, White Plains, Westchester, NY (Age 42 years) Family ID F5304 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 5 Nov 2019
- from "Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915" (ancestry.com)
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Headstones Daniel & Sarah Baker Family Gravestone
This monument contains many associated family members
Plot: Section D, Lot 570Daniel & Sarah Baker Family Gravestone Side 2
GEO. W. BAKER / JAN. 21, 1852 / JUNE 21, 1899
ELIZ. CRAIG / 1858 - 1928
Plot: Section D, Lot 570
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Notes - from "The Boston Globe", 22 Jun 1899 (newspapers.com)
DANVERS, June 22 - George W. Baker, chairman of the board of selectmen, died at his home on Holton st. last night after a brief illness. He was born in Danvers Jan. 27, 1852, and was educated in the public schools. For many years he was engaged in the manufacturer of boots and shoes. He served as an assessor for three years, and as selectmen for a long period. He was a director in the Peabody cooperative Bank and a prominent member of the Masonic fraternity. He was also a member of the local lodge of United Workmen, of Agawam tribe of Red Men, of the Legion of Honor, the American Arcanum and the Windsor social club. He leaves a wife and two sons.
- from "The Boston Globe", 22 Jun 1899 (newspapers.com)