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John Baker

Birth1750/1 - Northweald Bassett Essex
Death1832 - Northweald Bassett Essex
MotherMary Mott
FatherHumphrey Baker

Born in Northweald Bassett Essex on 1750/1 to Humphrey Baker and Mary Mott. John Baker married Mary Ann Rumbald and had 11 children. He passed away on 1832 in Northweald Bassett Essex.

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Parents
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Humphrey Baker
1719 - 1774
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Mary Mott
Unknown - 1763
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Rumbald
1747 - 1819
Children Show all
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Simeon Baker
1789 - 1842
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John Baker
1776 - Unknown
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James Baker
1787 - 1823
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Benjamin Baker
1795 - Unknown
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Sarah Baker
1792 - Unknown
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Barnaby Baker
1798 - 1843
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Phillis Baker
1786 - 1788
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Daniel Baker
1777 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Baker
1780 - Unknown
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Marianne Baker
1784 - 1846
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Hannah Baker
1782 - Unknown

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