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Alpha Mae BAKER

Birth27 Apr 1901 - Arkansas
Death18 Aug 1992 - Riverbank, Stanislaus, California, USA
MotherSara Elizabeth Reeves
FatherJessie Thomas "Offie" Baker

Born in Arkansas on 27 Apr 1901 to Jessie Thomas "Offie" Baker and Sara Elizabeth Reeves. Alpha Mae BAKER married Benjamin Clayton (Franklin) Cooper and had 5 children. She passed away on 18 Aug 1992 in Riverbank, Stanislaus, California, USA.

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Parents
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Jessie Thomas "Offie" Baker
1870 - 1957
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Sara Elizabeth Reeves
1877 - 1947
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Clayton (Franklin) Cooper
1896 - 1965
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John Clayton Cooper
1921 - 1974
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Betty Joe Cooper
1935 - 1985
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Bonnie Berniece Cooper
1923 - 2016
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Alpha Mae Baker
1901 - 1992
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Benny Gene Cooper
1933 - 1995

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