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Marth Ann Baker

Birth4 Jun 1828 - Georgia, USA
Death22 Oct 1910 - Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, USA
MotherAgnes "Aggy" Brooks
FatherYancy Thornton

Born in Georgia, USA on 4 Jun 1828 to Yancy Thornton and Agnes "Aggy" Brooks. Marth Ann Baker married Eli A Baker and had 10 children. She passed away on 22 Oct 1910 in Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, USA.

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Parents
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Yancy Thornton
1806 - 1880
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Agnes "Aggy" Brooks
1808 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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Eli A Baker
1824 - 1864
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Michael Baker
Unknown - Unknown
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Nancy Adeline (Addie) Baker
1860 - 1933
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Yancy M Baker
1847 - 1921
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Susan M J Baker
1855 - 1928
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Elizabeth Rachel Baker
1853 - 1920
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Eli T Baker
1852 - 1903
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John A Baker
1850 - Unknown
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Martha A "Fannie" Baker
1861 - 1932
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Lula Thornton
1857 - Unknown
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Robert F Thornton
1860 - 1936
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James Morrell 'Jimmy' Baker
Unknown - Unknown

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