Obituary, Amelia Roberts Baker, Lancaster Examiner, (Lancaster, Pa.) 18 Jul 1833, pg 3, col. 6.
"At Wheeling (Virginia) 23rd ult. of Cholera, Mrs. AMELIA , wife of Mr. James Baker of that place, and only daughter of Mr. John Roberts of Marietta, Lancaster County."
Amelia was originally buried in the Hempfield Cemetery (Old City Grave Yard), then removed to Mount Wood when the property was purchased by the Hempfield Railroad Company for a terminal.
"At Wheeling (Virginia) 23rd ult. of Cholera, Mrs. AMELIA , wife of Mr. James Baker of that place, and only daughter of Mr. John Roberts of Marietta, Lancaster County."
Amelia was originally buried in the Hempfield Cemetery (Old City Grave Yard), then removed to Mount Wood when the property was purchased by the Hempfield Railroad Company for a terminal.
Obituary, Amelia Roberts Baker, Lancaster Examiner, (Lancaster, Pa.) 18 Jul 1833, pg 3, col. 6.
"At Wheeling (Virginia) 23rd ult. of Cholera, Mrs. AMELIA , wife of Mr. James Baker of that place, and only daughter of Mr. John Roberts of Marietta, Lancaster County."
Amelia was originally buried in the Hempfield Cemetery (Old City Grave Yard), then removed to Mount Wood when the property was purchased by the Hempfield Railroad Company for a terminal.
"At Wheeling (Virginia) 23rd ult. of Cholera, Mrs. AMELIA , wife of Mr. James Baker of that place, and only daughter of Mr. John Roberts of Marietta, Lancaster County."
Amelia was originally buried in the Hempfield Cemetery (Old City Grave Yard), then removed to Mount Wood when the property was purchased by the Hempfield Railroad Company for a terminal.
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