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Thomas Baker

Birth13 Sep 1636 - Norwich, Norfolk, England
Death18 Mar 1718 - Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Day Woodhouse
FatherJohn Baker

Born in Norwich, Norfolk, England on 13 Sep 1636 to John Baker and Elizabeth Day Woodhouse. Thomas Baker married Priscilla Baker and had 8 children. He passed away on 18 Mar 1718 in Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Baker
1598 - 1680
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Elizabeth Day Woodhouse
1606 - 1679
Spouse(s)
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Priscilla Baker
1648 - 1733
Children Show all
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Priscilla Appleton
1674 - 1731
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John Baker
1690 - 1734
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Thomas Baker
1687 - 1729
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Rebecca Baker
1685 - 1780
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Martha Baker
1682 - 1713
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Elizabeth Baker Farley
1693 - 1745
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Joanna Baker
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Baker
Unknown - Unknown

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