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Edward Baker

Birthabt 1848 - Guildford, Surrey, England
Death1911 - Barnet County, Greater London, England
Mothercharlotte elizabeth roberts
FatherJohn Baker

Born in Guildford, Surrey, England on abt 1848 to John Baker and charlotte elizabeth roberts. Edward Baker married Annie Harrison Lumb and had 13 children. He passed away on 1911 in Barnet County, Greater London, England.

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Parents
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John Baker
1806 - Unknown
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Charlotte Elizabeth Roberts
1816 - 1891
Spouse(s)
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Annie Harrison Lumb
1850 - Unknown
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Ann Litchfield
1862 - Unknown
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Ernest Leslie Baker
1891 - 1959
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Leonard E Baker
1887 - Unknown
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Ethel May Baker
1884 - Unknown
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Winifred Gertrude Baker
1882 - Unknown
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Lionel H Baker
1880 - Unknown
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Florence Baker
1874 - Unknown
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Fanny Margaret Biggs
1888 - Unknown
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Hetty M Baker
1890 - Unknown
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Violet A Baker
1899 - Unknown
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Ethel Frances Baker
1894 - Unknown
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William G Baker
1898 - Unknown
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Annie Victoria Baker
1887 - Unknown
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Alfred Edward Baker
1890 - Unknown

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