A daughter of M. Absolom Baker and Jane E. Christmas Baker. Her Certificate of Death provides the name of her mother as Edna Christmas, so it is possible that Jane Elizabeth (as linked) could have been Jane Edna Christmas Baker.
The 1900 Federal Census for Sumter County states that by the year 1900 she had given birth to 12 children and 7 of them were living.
Those currently known are: Bluford A. Hussey; Lilly H. Hussey; Hattie Abigail; and Robert Hussey.
The 1900 Federal Census for Sumter County states that by the year 1900 she had given birth to 12 children and 7 of them were living.
Those currently known are: Bluford A. Hussey; Lilly H. Hussey; Hattie Abigail; and Robert Hussey.
A daughter of M. Absolom Baker and Jane E. Christmas Baker. Her Certificate of Death provides the name of her mother as Edna Christmas, so it is possible that Jane Elizabeth (as linked) could have been Jane Edna Christmas Baker.
The 1900 Federal Census for Sumter County states that by the year 1900 she had given birth to 12 children and 7 of them were living.
Those currently known are: Bluford A. Hussey; Lilly H. Hussey; Hattie Abigail; and Robert Hussey.
The 1900 Federal Census for Sumter County states that by the year 1900 she had given birth to 12 children and 7 of them were living.
Those currently known are: Bluford A. Hussey; Lilly H. Hussey; Hattie Abigail; and Robert Hussey.
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Records on Ancestry
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South Carolina, U.S., Death Records, 1821-1971
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1880 United States Federal Census
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1850 United States Federal Census
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South Carolina, U.S., Delayed Birth Records, 1766-1900 and City of Charleston, South Carolina, U.S., Birth Records, 1877-1901
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U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
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