"She was an attractive girl who could sing and play the melodeon. This pleased Daniel DeCamp who was very fond of music. He urged my mother to go home with him, promising her a piano and a musical education. Though this was a tempting offer, my mother did not accept. But she never forgot Daniel nor the temptation of his offer. When her fourth son was born, she named him, "Daniel DeCamp".
"Aunt Sue and mother were married at a double wedding...mother always boasted of having milked six cows on the morning of her wedding day."
After the death of her husband, she sold their home on Elmwood Ave in Lockport NY and spent her remaining years living among her children.
"She was an attractive girl who could sing and play the melodeon. This pleased Daniel DeCamp who was very fond of music. He urged my mother to go home with him, promising her a piano and a musical education. Though this was a tempting offer, my mother did not accept. But she never forgot Daniel nor the temptation of his offer. When her fourth son was born, she named him, "Daniel DeCamp".
"Aunt Sue and mother were married at a double wedding...mother always boasted of having milked six cows on the morning of her wedding day."
After the death of her husband, she sold their home on Elmwood Ave in Lockport NY and spent her remaining years living among her children.
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Sarah Augusta Baker Johnson
1839–1896
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Horace Durand Baker
1840–1859
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Susan Baker Briggs
1842–1918
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Henrietta Agnes Baker Drake
1846–1917
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Henry Elihu Baker
1848–1917
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Elizabeth Hannah Baker Richardson
1853–1888
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Cynthia Eveline Baker
1855–1855
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David Baker
1856–1856
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Dilman Baker
1856–1856
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B. Fowler Baker
1858–1914
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Allison D Baker
1860–1902
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Laura Bristol Baker
1862–1863
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