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Daughter of Mary Heeter and Azariah McClain. Married to Isaac Lemon Baker.

The source for birth and death dates and the obituary below are taken from the I. L. Baker family bible.

Catharine E Mcclain
United States Census, 1850
birth: 1831 Pennsylvania, United States
residence: 1850 Todd, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Azariah Mcclain Male 44 Pennsylvania, United States
Mary Mcclain Female 42 Pennsylvania, United States
Catharine E Mcclain Female 19 Pennsylvania, United States
Mary S Mcclain Female 17 Pennsylvania, United States
Lavina Mcclain Female 16 Pennsylvania, United States
Jane Mcclain Female 12 Pennsylvania, United States
William Mcclain Male 10 Pennsylvania, United States
Joseph N Mcclain Male 7 Pennsylvania, United States
John W Mcclain Male 5 Pennsylvania, United States
Nancy E Mcclain Female 4 Pennsylvania, United States

Catharine E Baker
Kansas State Census, 1865
birth: 1832 Pennsylvania
residence: 1865 Douglas, Kansas
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Isaac S Baker Male 35 Pennsylvania
Catharine E Baker Female 33 Pennsylvania
Mary J Baker Female 12 Pennsylvania
Simon C Baker Male 10 Pennsylvania
Eliza A Baker Female 6 Kansas
Jacob H Baker Male 4 Kansas
Nellie A Baker Female 1 Kansas

Catherine Baker Wife
United States Census, 1880
birth: 1831 Pennsylvania, United States
residence: 1880 Willow Springs, Douglas, Kansas,
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
I L Baker Self Male 51 Pennsylvania, United States
Catherine Baker Wife Female 49 Pennsylvania, United States
Lemman Baker Son Male 25 Pennsylvania, United States
Eliza Ann Baker Daughter Female 21 Kansas, United States
Jacob C Baker Son Male 19 Kansas, United States
Nellie A Baker Daughter Female 16 Kansas, United States
Judson Baker Son Male 13 Kansas, United States
Isaac O Baker Son Male 8 Kansas, United States
Vola A Baker Son Male 6 Kansas, United State

Mrs. Catharine Baker, wife of I. L. Baker, residing near Baldwin, died November 20th in Los Angeles, California. The remains arrived in the city this morning, and were taken to Baldwin where they will be interred. Mr. and Mrs. Baker were among the earliest settlers in Douglas County. They selected a pleasant home about two miles west of Baldwin where they lived very happily. A little over a year ago Mrs. Baker's health began to fail and they at once went to California in hopes that the change of climate would prove beneficial. Notwithstanding the skill of her physicians she gradually failed until at last the summons of death came. The deceased was a member of the Methodist church at Baldwin, and a sincere and consistant Christian. The grief stricken husband accompanied the remains.

Provided by Find A Grave contributor Becky Doan (#46821009)