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Henry Baker

Birth1741 - Eastbourne, Sussex
Death1813 - Eastbourne, Sussex
MotherMary Hurst
FatherWilliam Baker

Born in Eastbourne, Sussex on 1741 to William Baker and Mary Hurst. Henry Baker married Ann Alcock and had 15 children. He passed away on 1813 in Eastbourne, Sussex.

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Parents
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William Baker
Unknown - 1757
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Mary Hurst
1721 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ann Alcock
1746 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ann Baker
1768 - 1768
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Henry Baker
1769 - 1813
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Edward Baker
1780 - Unknown
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Lucy Baker
1788 - Unknown
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Samuel Baker
1784 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Baker
1772 - 1778
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William Baker
1773 - Unknown
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Sarah Baker
1787 - Unknown
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Mary Baker
1770 - Unknown
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Maria Baker
1787 - Unknown
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Thomas Baker
1778 - Unknown
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Harriet Baker
1790 - Unknown
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John Baker
1776 - Unknown
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Ann Baker
1774 - Unknown
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Jane Baker
1781 - Unknown

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