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John Devoe Baker

Birth24 June 1813 - Carter County, Tennessee, USA
Death13 February 1897 - Kickapoo, Leavenworth County, Kansas, United States of America
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Born in Carter County, Tennessee, USA on 24 June 1813. John Devoe Baker married Martha Julia Norris and had 9 children. He passed away on 13 February 1897 in Kickapoo, Leavenworth County, Kansas, United States of America.

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Martha Julia Norris
1821 - 1853
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Mary Lament Flower
1828 - Unknown
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Joseph Norris Baker
1844 - 1922
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Elizabeth Temperance Baker
1848 - 1924
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Francis M (Frank) Baker
1852 - 1889
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Daniel Boone Baker
1842 - 1903
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Thomas Jefferson Baker
1850 - 1900
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Charles Emerson Baker
1865 - 1908
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Samuel Devoe Baker
1861 - 1925
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Luella Baker
1854 - 1854
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John J Baker
1850 - Unknown

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