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Edward "Quaker" BAKER

Birth1722 - Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death1788 - Russell Co., later named Lee County, Virginia, USA
MotherDOROTHY BORER
FatherEdward Baker

Born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA on 1722 to Edward Baker and DOROTHY BORER. Edward "Quaker" BAKER married Elizabeth LOVELL and had 6 children. He passed away on 1788 in Russell Co., later named Lee County, Virginia, USA.

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Edward Baker
1692 - Unknown
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Dorothy Borer
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lovell
1726 - 1788
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Edward Baker
1748 - 1802
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Elizabeth Baker
1744 - Unknown
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Sarah Baker
1747 - Unknown
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William Baker
1755 - 1771
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Richard Albenego Baker
1747 - 1837
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Leonard Baker
1741 - 1800

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