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Thomas BAKER

Birth1662 - Colonial Virginia, America
Death13 Jul 1717 - Goose Creek, Berkeley, Colonial South Carolina
MotherElizabeth Piddleton
FatherMAURICE MORRIS BAKER

Born in Colonial Virginia, America on 1662 to MAURICE MORRIS BAKER and Elizabeth Piddleton. Thomas BAKER married Joanna SUMNER and had 16 children. He passed away on 13 Jul 1717 in Goose Creek, Berkeley, Colonial South Carolina.

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Parents
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Maurice Morris Baker
1640 - 1700
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Elizabeth Piddleton
1650 - 1703
Spouse(s)
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Joanna Sumner
1663 - 1741
Children Show all
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William Jeans Baker
1710 - 1767
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Thomas Baker
1683 - 1735
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Richard Baker
1701 - 1737
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Sarah Baker
1711 - 1741
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Mary (Marsey) Baker
1707 - 1752
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Samuel Baker
1686 - 1756
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Benjamin Baker
1717 - 1785
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James Baker
1685 - 1755
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Joseph Baker
1701 - 1741
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John Thomas Baker
1700 - Unknown
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Thomas Baker
1695 - 1738
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Rebecca Baker Carpenter
1709 - 1752
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Mary Baker
1697 - 1738
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Samuel Baker
1686 - 1687
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Joseph Baker
1687 - 1688
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Francis Rosella Baker
Unknown - Unknown

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