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John W Baker

Birth14 March 1817 - Grants Lick, Campbell, Kentucky, United States
Death3 Dec 1900 - Grant's Lick, Campbell, KY USA
MotherCharlotte Sturgis Harris
FatherJames H. BAKER

Born in Grants Lick, Campbell, Kentucky, United States on 14 March 1817 to James H. BAKER and Charlotte Sturgis Harris. John W Baker married Nancy Jane Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 3 Dec 1900 in Grant's Lick, Campbell, KY USA.

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Parents
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James H. Baker
1778 - 1839
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Charlotte Sturgis Harris
1797 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Jane Smith
1822 - 1856
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Sarah Ann (Sally) Massey
1820 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Margaret Jane Baker
1853 - 1931
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James Robert Baker
1846 - 1920
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Thomas Alonzo Baker
1850 - 1892
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Samuel L. Baker
1844 - 1919
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Hannah Francis Baker
1841 - Unknown
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Rachel Harriet Baker
1847 - 1888
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Charles Wesley Baker
1856 - 1934
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Mary Jane Baker
1842 - 1900
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Samuel F Baker
1842 - Unknown
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Rachael Harriet Baker
1847 - Unknown
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Mary Isabelle Baker
1840 - Unknown
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James Robert Baker
1844 - 1918

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