Mrs. Emma Baker, wife of Mr. George Baker, died last Tuesday at her home in Buford township after being sick about three weeks. Mrs. Baker's maiden name was Funderburk and she was a sister of Mr. N.A. Funderburk and was 52 years old. A husband and twelve children survive. Deceased was a woman of fine Christian character and was a member of the Baptist church. Rev. Messrs. Hammond and Synder conducted funeral services at Spring Hill church in Lancaster county.
The Monroe Journal (NC) Oct 5, 1909 - provided by: Catoe4
The Monroe Journal (NC) Oct 5, 1909 - provided by: Catoe4
Mrs. Emma Baker, wife of Mr. George Baker, died last Tuesday at her home in Buford township after being sick about three weeks. Mrs. Baker's maiden name was Funderburk and she was a sister of Mr. N.A. Funderburk and was 52 years old. A husband and twelve children survive. Deceased was a woman of fine Christian character and was a member of the Baptist church. Rev. Messrs. Hammond and Synder conducted funeral services at Spring Hill church in Lancaster county.
The Monroe Journal (NC) Oct 5, 1909 - provided by: Catoe4
The Monroe Journal (NC) Oct 5, 1909 - provided by: Catoe4
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