--He was a son of George Franklin Baker and wife Mary Cook.
--He married Alice Skinner. The couple had 2 children: Oscar Bell Baker and Sadie Baker.
--Occupation: Pants Presser at a laundry in Charlotte in 1900. He farmed in Union County in 1910. He farmed in Mecklenburg County in 1920. By 1930, he was widowed and residing in the home of his son.
--Cause of death: hip fracture.
--He married Alice Skinner. The couple had 2 children: Oscar Bell Baker and Sadie Baker.
--Occupation: Pants Presser at a laundry in Charlotte in 1900. He farmed in Union County in 1910. He farmed in Mecklenburg County in 1920. By 1930, he was widowed and residing in the home of his son.
--Cause of death: hip fracture.
--He was a son of George Franklin Baker and wife Mary Cook.
--He married Alice Skinner. The couple had 2 children: Oscar Bell Baker and Sadie Baker.
--Occupation: Pants Presser at a laundry in Charlotte in 1900. He farmed in Union County in 1910. He farmed in Mecklenburg County in 1920. By 1930, he was widowed and residing in the home of his son.
--Cause of death: hip fracture.
--He married Alice Skinner. The couple had 2 children: Oscar Bell Baker and Sadie Baker.
--Occupation: Pants Presser at a laundry in Charlotte in 1900. He farmed in Union County in 1910. He farmed in Mecklenburg County in 1920. By 1930, he was widowed and residing in the home of his son.
--Cause of death: hip fracture.
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