Daniel Webster Baker

1860 - 1944  (83 years)

• Name	Daniel Webster Baker
  Birth	12 Oct 1860	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  Gender	Male
  Census	1 May 1865	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 4, born MA, living with parents
  Census	18 Jul 1870	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 9, born MA, attending school, living with parents
  Census	16 Jun 1880	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 19, born MA, farm laborer, living with parents
  Census	1 Jun 1900	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 39, born Oct 1860 in MA, single, farmer laborer, living with parents
  Census	9 Jan 1920	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 59, born MA, parents born MA/CAN, living with sister Harriett
  Census	2 Apr 1930	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  	age 69, born MA, single, farmer, parents born MA/VT, widowed sister Harriet Dunn in house
  Death	27 Mar 1944	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  Burial	Lower Cemetery, Phillipston, MA
  Person ID	I16136	Family Tree
  Last Modified	29 Apr 2017

  
  

  Father	Silas Washington Baker,   b. 9 Mar 1815, Phillipston, Worcester, MA d. 29 Mar 1901, Phillipston, Worcester, MA (Age 86 years)
  Mother	Harriet LaDuke,   b. 2 Feb 1829, Green Island, Temiscouata, QUE d. 11 Mar 1907, Phillipston, Worcester, MA (Age 78 years)
  Marriage	18 Dec 1850	Phillipston, Worcester, MA
  Family ID	F6142	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Headstones		Silas W Baker Family Gravestone
  		Silas W Baker Family Gravestone Inscription LUCIA A. BAKER / DIED / May 25, 1822. AE. 17. D. WEBSTER BAKER / DIED / March 27, 1944. / AE. 83.

  
  

• Notes

  from "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001" (familysearch.org) Daniel Webster Baker was born 12 Oct 1860 in Phillipston, Worcester, MA to Silas W Baker, a farmer b. Phillipston, and Harriet b. Green Isle CAN. from "The Fitchburg Sentinel", 31 Mar 1944 Daniel W. Baker WINCHENDON, March 31 - Funeral services were held for Daniel Webster Baker yesterday at the Congregational church in Phillipston. Rev. Charles Peoples officiated and Miss Mary Tainter was organist. The Grange service was used and conducted by Mrs. Harry Bassett, master of Phillipston Grange. Burial was in Phillipston cemetery and the bearers were Rodney C. Cochran, Jr., and Richard Cochran of Winchendon, George Tenney and Joseph Steward of Phillipson, Charles Baker of Norton and Henry Knowlton of Gardner.