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Richard Baker

Birth1834 - Timberland, Lincolnshire, England
DeathApril 1895 - Sunderland, Durham
MotherAnn Dodd
FatherJohn Baker

Born in Timberland, Lincolnshire, England on 1834 to John Baker and Ann Dodd. Richard Baker married Hannah King and had 10 children. He passed away on April 1895 in Sunderland, Durham.

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Parents
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John Baker
1790 - 1851
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Ann Dodd
1797 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Hannah King
1837 - 1913
Children Show all
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Robert Baker
1873 - 1897
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George Thomas Baker
1870 - 1951
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Henry Baker
1875 - Unknown
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Emily Ann Baker
1868 - Unknown
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John W Baker
1865 - Unknown
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Anne 'Annie' Elizabeth Baker
1868 - Unknown
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George Baker
1862 - Unknown
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Eliza Taylor
1858 - Unknown
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Eliza Baker
1859 - Unknown
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James Baker
1860 - Unknown

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