H. Brown and Son Funeral Home record lists differing dates:
Baker, Mary
B. 5 Jul 1857 OH. D. 11 Nov 1917.
bur. Jones Cem.
Fa. David Noe, b. OH. Mo. Harriett Goodman, b. OH
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Bluffton, Indiana Evening Banner
Monday, November 12, 1917 - P1C5
Mrs. Martin Baker Died Yesterday
Was Sister of Oscar Noe And Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, Of This City
Mrs. Martin Baker, 76, sister of Oscar Noe and Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, of this city, died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her home in Warren. She was apparently in good health Saturday, but on Sunday she suffered from neuralgia of the heart and soon passed away.
Mrs. Baker's former name was Hupp. She is survived by the husband, and six children. The children are: David Hupp, Oaks, S. D.; Ed and Joseph Hupp, Mrs. Manson Deaver, of South Dakota; Oliver Hupp of Illinois, and Elmer Miller, at home. Besides the brother and sister here, a sister, Mrs. W. H. Karns, resides at Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Baker only recently moved to Warren from near Mt. Zion.
The funeral arrangements will not be announced until word from the children in South Dakota is received.
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she was first married to Joseph Hupp, who died before the 1880 Census and was remarried by the 1900
Census, which is supported by her daughter's listing in a 1910 Census -- all as seen below...
1880 Liberty, Wells, IN
Mary Hupp 33 (widowed)
Aaron Hupp 11
David Hupp 10
Oliver Hupp 8
Jonas Hupp 5
1900 Jackson, Well, IN
Martin Baker 47
Mary Baker 52
Clifford Baker 17
Nettie L Baker 15
Dessie S Baker 12
1910 Limestone, Pennington, SD
Aaron Hupp 40 (Farmer)
... son of Joseph Hupp and Mary (Noe) Hupp
Manson K Deaver 27 (Farm Laborer, brother-in-law)
Lucy N Deaver 25 (half-sister of Aaron)
... daughter of Martin Baker and Mary (Noe) Hupp Baker
James M Deaver 5
George W Deaver 2
Contributor: ErgoSum (48057957)
Baker, Mary
B. 5 Jul 1857 OH. D. 11 Nov 1917.
bur. Jones Cem.
Fa. David Noe, b. OH. Mo. Harriett Goodman, b. OH
======================================================
Bluffton, Indiana Evening Banner
Monday, November 12, 1917 - P1C5
Mrs. Martin Baker Died Yesterday
Was Sister of Oscar Noe And Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, Of This City
Mrs. Martin Baker, 76, sister of Oscar Noe and Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, of this city, died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her home in Warren. She was apparently in good health Saturday, but on Sunday she suffered from neuralgia of the heart and soon passed away.
Mrs. Baker's former name was Hupp. She is survived by the husband, and six children. The children are: David Hupp, Oaks, S. D.; Ed and Joseph Hupp, Mrs. Manson Deaver, of South Dakota; Oliver Hupp of Illinois, and Elmer Miller, at home. Besides the brother and sister here, a sister, Mrs. W. H. Karns, resides at Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Baker only recently moved to Warren from near Mt. Zion.
The funeral arrangements will not be announced until word from the children in South Dakota is received.
==============================================
she was first married to Joseph Hupp, who died before the 1880 Census and was remarried by the 1900
Census, which is supported by her daughter's listing in a 1910 Census -- all as seen below...
1880 Liberty, Wells, IN
Mary Hupp 33 (widowed)
Aaron Hupp 11
David Hupp 10
Oliver Hupp 8
Jonas Hupp 5
1900 Jackson, Well, IN
Martin Baker 47
Mary Baker 52
Clifford Baker 17
Nettie L Baker 15
Dessie S Baker 12
1910 Limestone, Pennington, SD
Aaron Hupp 40 (Farmer)
... son of Joseph Hupp and Mary (Noe) Hupp
Manson K Deaver 27 (Farm Laborer, brother-in-law)
Lucy N Deaver 25 (half-sister of Aaron)
... daughter of Martin Baker and Mary (Noe) Hupp Baker
James M Deaver 5
George W Deaver 2
Contributor: ErgoSum (48057957)
H. Brown and Son Funeral Home record lists differing dates:
Baker, Mary
B. 5 Jul 1857 OH. D. 11 Nov 1917.
bur. Jones Cem.
Fa. David Noe, b. OH. Mo. Harriett Goodman, b. OH
======================================================
Bluffton, Indiana Evening Banner
Monday, November 12, 1917 - P1C5
Mrs. Martin Baker Died Yesterday
Was Sister of Oscar Noe And Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, Of This City
Mrs. Martin Baker, 76, sister of Oscar Noe and Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, of this city, died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her home in Warren. She was apparently in good health Saturday, but on Sunday she suffered from neuralgia of the heart and soon passed away.
Mrs. Baker's former name was Hupp. She is survived by the husband, and six children. The children are: David Hupp, Oaks, S. D.; Ed and Joseph Hupp, Mrs. Manson Deaver, of South Dakota; Oliver Hupp of Illinois, and Elmer Miller, at home. Besides the brother and sister here, a sister, Mrs. W. H. Karns, resides at Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Baker only recently moved to Warren from near Mt. Zion.
The funeral arrangements will not be announced until word from the children in South Dakota is received.
==============================================
she was first married to Joseph Hupp, who died before the 1880 Census and was remarried by the 1900
Census, which is supported by her daughter's listing in a 1910 Census -- all as seen below...
1880 Liberty, Wells, IN
Mary Hupp 33 (widowed)
Aaron Hupp 11
David Hupp 10
Oliver Hupp 8
Jonas Hupp 5
1900 Jackson, Well, IN
Martin Baker 47
Mary Baker 52
Clifford Baker 17
Nettie L Baker 15
Dessie S Baker 12
1910 Limestone, Pennington, SD
Aaron Hupp 40 (Farmer)
... son of Joseph Hupp and Mary (Noe) Hupp
Manson K Deaver 27 (Farm Laborer, brother-in-law)
Lucy N Deaver 25 (half-sister of Aaron)
... daughter of Martin Baker and Mary (Noe) Hupp Baker
James M Deaver 5
George W Deaver 2
Contributor: ErgoSum (48057957)
Baker, Mary
B. 5 Jul 1857 OH. D. 11 Nov 1917.
bur. Jones Cem.
Fa. David Noe, b. OH. Mo. Harriett Goodman, b. OH
======================================================
Bluffton, Indiana Evening Banner
Monday, November 12, 1917 - P1C5
Mrs. Martin Baker Died Yesterday
Was Sister of Oscar Noe And Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, Of This City
Mrs. Martin Baker, 76, sister of Oscar Noe and Mrs. C. H. Popejoy, of this city, died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her home in Warren. She was apparently in good health Saturday, but on Sunday she suffered from neuralgia of the heart and soon passed away.
Mrs. Baker's former name was Hupp. She is survived by the husband, and six children. The children are: David Hupp, Oaks, S. D.; Ed and Joseph Hupp, Mrs. Manson Deaver, of South Dakota; Oliver Hupp of Illinois, and Elmer Miller, at home. Besides the brother and sister here, a sister, Mrs. W. H. Karns, resides at Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Baker only recently moved to Warren from near Mt. Zion.
The funeral arrangements will not be announced until word from the children in South Dakota is received.
==============================================
she was first married to Joseph Hupp, who died before the 1880 Census and was remarried by the 1900
Census, which is supported by her daughter's listing in a 1910 Census -- all as seen below...
1880 Liberty, Wells, IN
Mary Hupp 33 (widowed)
Aaron Hupp 11
David Hupp 10
Oliver Hupp 8
Jonas Hupp 5
1900 Jackson, Well, IN
Martin Baker 47
Mary Baker 52
Clifford Baker 17
Nettie L Baker 15
Dessie S Baker 12
1910 Limestone, Pennington, SD
Aaron Hupp 40 (Farmer)
... son of Joseph Hupp and Mary (Noe) Hupp
Manson K Deaver 27 (Farm Laborer, brother-in-law)
Lucy N Deaver 25 (half-sister of Aaron)
... daughter of Martin Baker and Mary (Noe) Hupp Baker
James M Deaver 5
George W Deaver 2
Contributor: ErgoSum (48057957)
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