Lon Sharpless Baker was born December 6, 1879, in Stanford, Monroe County, Indiana, the son of Howard Absalom and Elizabeth Ann Freese Baker. In 1907, he married in Indiana to Anna Lowry Rankin, daughter of Arthur Tappan Rankin. It appears they had no children. Lon passed away November 1, 1959, in LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, and was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Decatur County, Indiana.
From the WW2 Draft Registration Card, 1942: Lon Sharpless Baker, 62, of 444 South 7th Avenue, LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, was born December 6, 1879, in Monroe County, Indiana. The person who would always know his address was Mrs. L. S. Baker, of the same address. He was employed by Western Electric Company, Inc., Hawthorne Station, Chicago.
From the WW2 Draft Registration Card, 1942: Lon Sharpless Baker, 62, of 444 South 7th Avenue, LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, was born December 6, 1879, in Monroe County, Indiana. The person who would always know his address was Mrs. L. S. Baker, of the same address. He was employed by Western Electric Company, Inc., Hawthorne Station, Chicago.
Lon Sharpless Baker was born December 6, 1879, in Stanford, Monroe County, Indiana, the son of Howard Absalom and Elizabeth Ann Freese Baker. In 1907, he married in Indiana to Anna Lowry Rankin, daughter of Arthur Tappan Rankin. It appears they had no children. Lon passed away November 1, 1959, in LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, and was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Decatur County, Indiana.
From the WW2 Draft Registration Card, 1942: Lon Sharpless Baker, 62, of 444 South 7th Avenue, LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, was born December 6, 1879, in Monroe County, Indiana. The person who would always know his address was Mrs. L. S. Baker, of the same address. He was employed by Western Electric Company, Inc., Hawthorne Station, Chicago.
From the WW2 Draft Registration Card, 1942: Lon Sharpless Baker, 62, of 444 South 7th Avenue, LaGrange, Cook County, Illinois, was born December 6, 1879, in Monroe County, Indiana. The person who would always know his address was Mrs. L. S. Baker, of the same address. He was employed by Western Electric Company, Inc., Hawthorne Station, Chicago.
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