Matilda is the daughter of Theophilus Spooner and Marceline.
Ogdensburg Republican Journal - Monday July 14, 1919
The death of Mrs. Henry Baker aged 57 years, occurred at the family home, 166 Lake street, Saturday morning of diptheria. The funeral was held the same afternoon and interment was made in Notre Dame cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Baker is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Henry Burgess, Mrs. Richard Larock, Miss Pearl Baker, and three sons, Arthur, Moses and George all of Ogdensburg; four sisters, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Joseph Farley, and Mrs. Louis Dashnaw of this city, and Mrs. Joel Hastings of Hermon, and a brother, Theophilus Spooner of Ogdensburg.
Ogdensburg Republican Journal - Monday July 14, 1919
The death of Mrs. Henry Baker aged 57 years, occurred at the family home, 166 Lake street, Saturday morning of diptheria. The funeral was held the same afternoon and interment was made in Notre Dame cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Baker is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Henry Burgess, Mrs. Richard Larock, Miss Pearl Baker, and three sons, Arthur, Moses and George all of Ogdensburg; four sisters, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Joseph Farley, and Mrs. Louis Dashnaw of this city, and Mrs. Joel Hastings of Hermon, and a brother, Theophilus Spooner of Ogdensburg.
Matilda is the daughter of Theophilus Spooner and Marceline.
Ogdensburg Republican Journal - Monday July 14, 1919
The death of Mrs. Henry Baker aged 57 years, occurred at the family home, 166 Lake street, Saturday morning of diptheria. The funeral was held the same afternoon and interment was made in Notre Dame cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Baker is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Henry Burgess, Mrs. Richard Larock, Miss Pearl Baker, and three sons, Arthur, Moses and George all of Ogdensburg; four sisters, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Joseph Farley, and Mrs. Louis Dashnaw of this city, and Mrs. Joel Hastings of Hermon, and a brother, Theophilus Spooner of Ogdensburg.
Ogdensburg Republican Journal - Monday July 14, 1919
The death of Mrs. Henry Baker aged 57 years, occurred at the family home, 166 Lake street, Saturday morning of diptheria. The funeral was held the same afternoon and interment was made in Notre Dame cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Baker is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Henry Burgess, Mrs. Richard Larock, Miss Pearl Baker, and three sons, Arthur, Moses and George all of Ogdensburg; four sisters, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Joseph Farley, and Mrs. Louis Dashnaw of this city, and Mrs. Joel Hastings of Hermon, and a brother, Theophilus Spooner of Ogdensburg.
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