Andrew J. Baker died last Sunday evening at the home his daughter, Mrs. E. McReynolds in the Murray Community. Mr. Baker was the third to die of pneumonia in the McReynolds home within one week. Mr. McReynolds dying on 27 February. Mrs. Baker dying on 28 February and Mr. Baker dying on 3 March.
Mr. Baker was one of the oldest settlers of the Huffstuttle country and was one of the foremost citizens of the county. He was county commissioner from his precinct for several years.
Survived by her husband, one son - Dan Baker; one daughter - Mrs. E. McReynolds.
The Graham Leader
March 7, 1912
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Mrs. A.J. Baker, female, white, 82 years of age
died 28 February 1912 at Young County, Texas near Murray
Young County Death Certificate, Book 1, page 33, number 318
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Andrew J. Baker married Martha J. Milam in 1866 at Missouri. Marriage records show Andrew was born 1834 and Martha was born 1833. The couple moved to Young County, Texas by 1883.
Mr. Baker was one of the oldest settlers of the Huffstuttle country and was one of the foremost citizens of the county. He was county commissioner from his precinct for several years.
Survived by her husband, one son - Dan Baker; one daughter - Mrs. E. McReynolds.
The Graham Leader
March 7, 1912
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Mrs. A.J. Baker, female, white, 82 years of age
died 28 February 1912 at Young County, Texas near Murray
Young County Death Certificate, Book 1, page 33, number 318
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Andrew J. Baker married Martha J. Milam in 1866 at Missouri. Marriage records show Andrew was born 1834 and Martha was born 1833. The couple moved to Young County, Texas by 1883.
Andrew J. Baker died last Sunday evening at the home his daughter, Mrs. E. McReynolds in the Murray Community. Mr. Baker was the third to die of pneumonia in the McReynolds home within one week. Mr. McReynolds dying on 27 February. Mrs. Baker dying on 28 February and Mr. Baker dying on 3 March.
Mr. Baker was one of the oldest settlers of the Huffstuttle country and was one of the foremost citizens of the county. He was county commissioner from his precinct for several years.
Survived by her husband, one son - Dan Baker; one daughter - Mrs. E. McReynolds.
The Graham Leader
March 7, 1912
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Mrs. A.J. Baker, female, white, 82 years of age
died 28 February 1912 at Young County, Texas near Murray
Young County Death Certificate, Book 1, page 33, number 318
------------
Andrew J. Baker married Martha J. Milam in 1866 at Missouri. Marriage records show Andrew was born 1834 and Martha was born 1833. The couple moved to Young County, Texas by 1883.
Mr. Baker was one of the oldest settlers of the Huffstuttle country and was one of the foremost citizens of the county. He was county commissioner from his precinct for several years.
Survived by her husband, one son - Dan Baker; one daughter - Mrs. E. McReynolds.
The Graham Leader
March 7, 1912
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Mrs. A.J. Baker, female, white, 82 years of age
died 28 February 1912 at Young County, Texas near Murray
Young County Death Certificate, Book 1, page 33, number 318
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Andrew J. Baker married Martha J. Milam in 1866 at Missouri. Marriage records show Andrew was born 1834 and Martha was born 1833. The couple moved to Young County, Texas by 1883.
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