Wansley Baker

Birth1763 - Frederick County, Virginia, USA

Death24 Oct 1857 - Rockcastle County, Kentucky, USA

MotherElizabeth Terrill

FatherColonel John Teneretta "Renta" Baker, Revolutionary War Veteran - North Carolina Continental Troops and Farmer

Born in Frederick County, Virginia, USA on 1763 to Colonel John Teneretta "Renta" Baker, Revolutionary War Veteran - North Carolina Continental Troops and Farmer and Elizabeth Terrill. Wansley Baker married Charity Phelps and had 9 children. He passed away on 24 Oct 1857 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents

Colonel John Teneretta "Renta" Baker, Revolutionary War Veteran - North Carolina Continental Troops And Farmer
1744 - 1831

Elizabeth Terrill
1735 - 1785

Spouse(s)

Charity Phelps
1766 - 1852

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Braddock H Baker
1791 - 1878

Wansley Baker Jr
1788 - 1850

Basil Bazel Baker
1806 - 1887

Falleby "Fanny" Baker
1800 - 1874

Abraham Baker
1791 - 1843

Nancy Baker
1807 - Unknown

David Baker
1789 - 1818

Sarah Ann Haley Baker
1816 - 1897

Eleanor Jane Aka Elender Baker
1805 - 1889

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