Rebecca Arnot Robinson was the wife of Henry A Baker. They were married on June 23, 1835, in Monroe County, Virginia which is now West Virginia. They were the parents of 7 known children; Newton A Baker, Joseph Walter Baker, Nathaniel "Nathan" Lewis Baker, Virginia Sarah Baker, Frances Charlotte Baker, Louvisa C Baker, Henrietta "Etta" Baker.
Soon after their marriage, Henry and Rebecca moved to Gallia County, Ohio, and are seen in the 1840 census. They are not seen in the 1850 census, and then in 1860 Rebecca Baker was listed as a widow, age 46. Her husband, Henry, is said by our family, to have died in 1853. Rebecca is not seen after this, and a second marriage has not been found, so it is believed she also died between 1860 and 1870.
Henry and Rebecca Baker's place of burial has not been verified as no tombstones have been found, but family members say they are buried in the old Drummond Folden Cemetery in Mudsoc where the Baker parents are buried. It is abandoned and wildly overgrown with many unmarked graves.
Any additional information on our grandparents, Henry and Rebecca Baker is welcome.
Children of Henry A Baker and Rebecca A Robinson:
*Newton A Baker (1836–1864) m: Mary Frances Hively in 1857
*Joseph Walter Baker (1839–1923) m: Isabell Frances Hively in 1865
*Nathan Lewis Baker (1841–19170 m: Orinda Vaselle in 1864
*Virginia Sarah Baker Sprinkle (1844–1876) m: George W Sprinkle in 1864
*Frances Charlotte Baker VanHorn (1846–1936) m: 1) David Eakman in 1861 and 2) Samuel R VanHorn in 1864
*Louvisa C Baker Hively (1850–1918) m: 1) Albert Armstrong in 1867 and 2) William J Hively in 1872
*Henrietta Baker Boring (1852–1938) m: John V Boring in 1875
Soon after their marriage, Henry and Rebecca moved to Gallia County, Ohio, and are seen in the 1840 census. They are not seen in the 1850 census, and then in 1860 Rebecca Baker was listed as a widow, age 46. Her husband, Henry, is said by our family, to have died in 1853. Rebecca is not seen after this, and a second marriage has not been found, so it is believed she also died between 1860 and 1870.
Henry and Rebecca Baker's place of burial has not been verified as no tombstones have been found, but family members say they are buried in the old Drummond Folden Cemetery in Mudsoc where the Baker parents are buried. It is abandoned and wildly overgrown with many unmarked graves.
Any additional information on our grandparents, Henry and Rebecca Baker is welcome.
Children of Henry A Baker and Rebecca A Robinson:
*Newton A Baker (1836–1864) m: Mary Frances Hively in 1857
*Joseph Walter Baker (1839–1923) m: Isabell Frances Hively in 1865
*Nathan Lewis Baker (1841–19170 m: Orinda Vaselle in 1864
*Virginia Sarah Baker Sprinkle (1844–1876) m: George W Sprinkle in 1864
*Frances Charlotte Baker VanHorn (1846–1936) m: 1) David Eakman in 1861 and 2) Samuel R VanHorn in 1864
*Louvisa C Baker Hively (1850–1918) m: 1) Albert Armstrong in 1867 and 2) William J Hively in 1872
*Henrietta Baker Boring (1852–1938) m: John V Boring in 1875
Rebecca Arnot Robinson was the wife of Henry A Baker. They were married on June 23, 1835, in Monroe County, Virginia which is now West Virginia. They were the parents of 7 known children; Newton A Baker, Joseph Walter Baker, Nathaniel "Nathan" Lewis Baker, Virginia Sarah Baker, Frances Charlotte Baker, Louvisa C Baker, Henrietta "Etta" Baker.
Soon after their marriage, Henry and Rebecca moved to Gallia County, Ohio, and are seen in the 1840 census. They are not seen in the 1850 census, and then in 1860 Rebecca Baker was listed as a widow, age 46. Her husband, Henry, is said by our family, to have died in 1853. Rebecca is not seen after this, and a second marriage has not been found, so it is believed she also died between 1860 and 1870.
Henry and Rebecca Baker's place of burial has not been verified as no tombstones have been found, but family members say they are buried in the old Drummond Folden Cemetery in Mudsoc where the Baker parents are buried. It is abandoned and wildly overgrown with many unmarked graves.
Any additional information on our grandparents, Henry and Rebecca Baker is welcome.
Children of Henry A Baker and Rebecca A Robinson:
*Newton A Baker (1836–1864) m: Mary Frances Hively in 1857
*Joseph Walter Baker (1839–1923) m: Isabell Frances Hively in 1865
*Nathan Lewis Baker (1841–19170 m: Orinda Vaselle in 1864
*Virginia Sarah Baker Sprinkle (1844–1876) m: George W Sprinkle in 1864
*Frances Charlotte Baker VanHorn (1846–1936) m: 1) David Eakman in 1861 and 2) Samuel R VanHorn in 1864
*Louvisa C Baker Hively (1850–1918) m: 1) Albert Armstrong in 1867 and 2) William J Hively in 1872
*Henrietta Baker Boring (1852–1938) m: John V Boring in 1875
Soon after their marriage, Henry and Rebecca moved to Gallia County, Ohio, and are seen in the 1840 census. They are not seen in the 1850 census, and then in 1860 Rebecca Baker was listed as a widow, age 46. Her husband, Henry, is said by our family, to have died in 1853. Rebecca is not seen after this, and a second marriage has not been found, so it is believed she also died between 1860 and 1870.
Henry and Rebecca Baker's place of burial has not been verified as no tombstones have been found, but family members say they are buried in the old Drummond Folden Cemetery in Mudsoc where the Baker parents are buried. It is abandoned and wildly overgrown with many unmarked graves.
Any additional information on our grandparents, Henry and Rebecca Baker is welcome.
Children of Henry A Baker and Rebecca A Robinson:
*Newton A Baker (1836–1864) m: Mary Frances Hively in 1857
*Joseph Walter Baker (1839–1923) m: Isabell Frances Hively in 1865
*Nathan Lewis Baker (1841–19170 m: Orinda Vaselle in 1864
*Virginia Sarah Baker Sprinkle (1844–1876) m: George W Sprinkle in 1864
*Frances Charlotte Baker VanHorn (1846–1936) m: 1) David Eakman in 1861 and 2) Samuel R VanHorn in 1864
*Louvisa C Baker Hively (1850–1918) m: 1) Albert Armstrong in 1867 and 2) William J Hively in 1872
*Henrietta Baker Boring (1852–1938) m: John V Boring in 1875
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