1st husband of Addie Dahlia P Watts (buried in Mt. Hope as Barnes). Roscoe BAker is also the son of Rivers & Dahlia
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R.A. Baker of Dallas, formerly of the Union Community in Jones County was killed when a truck he was driving overturned on the highway six miles out of Dallas. Services were held in the Anson Baptist Church. Survived by his wife; two children; his mother - Mrs. A.J. Baker; four brothers - Ben, Jordan, Willie, and Howard Baker; two sisters - Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mrs. T.C. McClellan. Mr. Baker married Miss Dahlia Watts in 1915 in Anson. Two children were born into this union. He lived for 18 years near Anson.
Anson Western Observer
June 16, 1932
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R.A. Baker of Dallas, formerly of the Union Community in Jones County was killed when a truck he was driving overturned on the highway six miles out of Dallas. Services were held in the Anson Baptist Church. Survived by his wife; two children; his mother - Mrs. A.J. Baker; four brothers - Ben, Jordan, Willie, and Howard Baker; two sisters - Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mrs. T.C. McClellan. Mr. Baker married Miss Dahlia Watts in 1915 in Anson. Two children were born into this union. He lived for 18 years near Anson.
Anson Western Observer
June 16, 1932
front page
1st husband of Addie Dahlia P Watts (buried in Mt. Hope as Barnes). Roscoe BAker is also the son of Rivers & Dahlia
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R.A. Baker of Dallas, formerly of the Union Community in Jones County was killed when a truck he was driving overturned on the highway six miles out of Dallas. Services were held in the Anson Baptist Church. Survived by his wife; two children; his mother - Mrs. A.J. Baker; four brothers - Ben, Jordan, Willie, and Howard Baker; two sisters - Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mrs. T.C. McClellan. Mr. Baker married Miss Dahlia Watts in 1915 in Anson. Two children were born into this union. He lived for 18 years near Anson.
Anson Western Observer
June 16, 1932
front page
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R.A. Baker of Dallas, formerly of the Union Community in Jones County was killed when a truck he was driving overturned on the highway six miles out of Dallas. Services were held in the Anson Baptist Church. Survived by his wife; two children; his mother - Mrs. A.J. Baker; four brothers - Ben, Jordan, Willie, and Howard Baker; two sisters - Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mrs. T.C. McClellan. Mr. Baker married Miss Dahlia Watts in 1915 in Anson. Two children were born into this union. He lived for 18 years near Anson.
Anson Western Observer
June 16, 1932
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