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David Eberly Baker

Birth 1833 - , Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death29 Aug 1900 - Cook, Illinois, USA
MotherElizabeth "Betty" Harmon
FatherMichael H Baker

Born in , Lancaster, Pennsylvania on 1833 to Michael H Baker and Elizabeth "Betty" Harmon. David Eberly Baker married Aramintia "Anna" Rudolph and had 8 children. He passed away on 29 Aug 1900 in Cook, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Michael H Baker
1813 - 1890
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Elizabeth "Betty" Harmon
1810 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Aramintia "Anna" Rudolph
1832 - 1881
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Arah Baker
1839 - Unknown
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Sarah Kemper
1821 - 1897
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Lizzie Baker
1836 - 1911
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Clara Rudolph
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles C. Baker
1865 - 1929
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Elmer E. Baker
1859 - 1937
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Elmer C Baker
1863 - Unknown
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Mary E. Baker
1859 - Unknown
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Elmer E.
1863 - Unknown
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Charles C. Baker
1866 - Unknown
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Chas Baker
1862 - Unknown
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Lizzie Baker
1857 - Unknown

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