Maymie Deal (Staiti) Baker, Loving wife of Edwin C. Baker.
Daughter of Santo Staiti and Mary Jane (Deal) Staiti.
Lived in Marshall, Mineral Wells, and since 1951 in Dallas, TX.
Sister to John Santo Staiti, Frank William Staiti, Annie Rosalina (Staiti) Baughn, Nina Clara (Staiti) Deaderick, Henry Thomas Staiti, Charles Cole Staiti, Albert Walter Staiti, and Grover Cleveland Staiti.
Aunt to Alta D. (Staiti) Sparks, Milton Hubert Baughn Jr., Mary Sue (Baughn) McLaughlin, George Calvin Baughn, and Nina Frances (Deaderick) Stuart.
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BAKER - STAITI
Ed C. Baker, of this city, and Miss Mayme Staiti were married at the home of the bride in Ft. Worth, Wednesday November 7, 1900. The happy couple arrived in this city Thursday afternoon and will occupy rooms at the Redus Hotel. Mr. Baker is one of Palo Pinto county's most energetic business men, and is a native of Palo Pinto county, having discovered America in the town of Palo Pinto several years ago, while his charming young bride belongs to one of the best families in Ft Worth, and is an accomplished young lady. The Star joins his many friends in congratulations and best wishes. (Palo Pinto County Star, Palo Pinto, Tex, Nov 9, 1900)
Daughter of Santo Staiti and Mary Jane (Deal) Staiti.
Lived in Marshall, Mineral Wells, and since 1951 in Dallas, TX.
Sister to John Santo Staiti, Frank William Staiti, Annie Rosalina (Staiti) Baughn, Nina Clara (Staiti) Deaderick, Henry Thomas Staiti, Charles Cole Staiti, Albert Walter Staiti, and Grover Cleveland Staiti.
Aunt to Alta D. (Staiti) Sparks, Milton Hubert Baughn Jr., Mary Sue (Baughn) McLaughlin, George Calvin Baughn, and Nina Frances (Deaderick) Stuart.
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BAKER - STAITI
Ed C. Baker, of this city, and Miss Mayme Staiti were married at the home of the bride in Ft. Worth, Wednesday November 7, 1900. The happy couple arrived in this city Thursday afternoon and will occupy rooms at the Redus Hotel. Mr. Baker is one of Palo Pinto county's most energetic business men, and is a native of Palo Pinto county, having discovered America in the town of Palo Pinto several years ago, while his charming young bride belongs to one of the best families in Ft Worth, and is an accomplished young lady. The Star joins his many friends in congratulations and best wishes. (Palo Pinto County Star, Palo Pinto, Tex, Nov 9, 1900)
Maymie Deal (Staiti) Baker, Loving wife of Edwin C. Baker.
Daughter of Santo Staiti and Mary Jane (Deal) Staiti.
Lived in Marshall, Mineral Wells, and since 1951 in Dallas, TX.
Sister to John Santo Staiti, Frank William Staiti, Annie Rosalina (Staiti) Baughn, Nina Clara (Staiti) Deaderick, Henry Thomas Staiti, Charles Cole Staiti, Albert Walter Staiti, and Grover Cleveland Staiti.
Aunt to Alta D. (Staiti) Sparks, Milton Hubert Baughn Jr., Mary Sue (Baughn) McLaughlin, George Calvin Baughn, and Nina Frances (Deaderick) Stuart.
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BAKER - STAITI
Ed C. Baker, of this city, and Miss Mayme Staiti were married at the home of the bride in Ft. Worth, Wednesday November 7, 1900. The happy couple arrived in this city Thursday afternoon and will occupy rooms at the Redus Hotel. Mr. Baker is one of Palo Pinto county's most energetic business men, and is a native of Palo Pinto county, having discovered America in the town of Palo Pinto several years ago, while his charming young bride belongs to one of the best families in Ft Worth, and is an accomplished young lady. The Star joins his many friends in congratulations and best wishes. (Palo Pinto County Star, Palo Pinto, Tex, Nov 9, 1900)
Daughter of Santo Staiti and Mary Jane (Deal) Staiti.
Lived in Marshall, Mineral Wells, and since 1951 in Dallas, TX.
Sister to John Santo Staiti, Frank William Staiti, Annie Rosalina (Staiti) Baughn, Nina Clara (Staiti) Deaderick, Henry Thomas Staiti, Charles Cole Staiti, Albert Walter Staiti, and Grover Cleveland Staiti.
Aunt to Alta D. (Staiti) Sparks, Milton Hubert Baughn Jr., Mary Sue (Baughn) McLaughlin, George Calvin Baughn, and Nina Frances (Deaderick) Stuart.
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BAKER - STAITI
Ed C. Baker, of this city, and Miss Mayme Staiti were married at the home of the bride in Ft. Worth, Wednesday November 7, 1900. The happy couple arrived in this city Thursday afternoon and will occupy rooms at the Redus Hotel. Mr. Baker is one of Palo Pinto county's most energetic business men, and is a native of Palo Pinto county, having discovered America in the town of Palo Pinto several years ago, while his charming young bride belongs to one of the best families in Ft Worth, and is an accomplished young lady. The Star joins his many friends in congratulations and best wishes. (Palo Pinto County Star, Palo Pinto, Tex, Nov 9, 1900)
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