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John Ada Baker

Birth11 Oct 1855 - Lexington County, South Carolina
Death7 OCT 1944 - Prosperity, Newberry County, South Carolina
MotherMatilda King
FatherJohn James Jefferson Baker

Born in Lexington County, South Carolina on 11 Oct 1855 to John James Jefferson Baker and Matilda King. John Ada Baker married Emma Alice Connelly and had 9 children. He passed away on 7 OCT 1944 in Prosperity, Newberry County, South Carolina.

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John James Jefferson Baker
1814 - 1896
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Matilda King
1828 - 1894
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Emma Alice Connelly
1854 - 1933
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Ida Elizabeth Baker
1877 - 1962
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Lillie Alma Baker
1887 - 1893
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Ella Dinkie Baker
1886 - 1886
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Jeff Lawrence Baker
1887 - 1957
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Marion Lawson Baker
1880 - Unknown
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Young Berris Baker,
1894 - 1928
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Carrie Hattie Baker
1895 - 1907
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Leila Belle Baker
1890 - 1907
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Motte Memucan Baker
1883 - 1906

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