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1840 Jackson Co VA
1m 20-30
1f 5-10
1f 20-30
1850 Jackson Co, VA 171-175
Baker Eliza 34 M Framer Va
Baker Nancy 35 F Va
Baker William 7 M Va
Baker Poindexter 3 M Va
Baker America 1 F Va
Baker Sylvester 2/12 M Va
1860 Jackson Co, VA # 895-846 all born V
Baker, Elijah 44
Nancy 44
Wm H 17
P D M M 14 (m)
A M S 12 (f)
A S 8 (f)
F P 5 (m)
Eliz J 2
Mary S Keelly 16
1870 Gilmore, Jackson Co, WV # 119 all born VA
Baker, Elijah 54
Nancy 55
Dallas, 23
America 21
Alamanzia 18 (f)
Franklin P 16
Elizabeth S 12
1880 Ravenswood, Jackson, West Virginia
Elija BAKER Self M M W 64 WV
Occ: Dry Goods Merchant Fa: WV Mo: WV
Nancey BAKER Wife F M W 65 WV
Almanza S. BAKER Dau F S W 28 WV
Elizabeth BAKER Dau F S W 22 WV
J.W. MOWDERS Other M S W 13 OH
Fa: OH Mo: OH
1900 Ravenswood, Jackson, WV
Michael Tatterson 1/1858 m 20y
Elizabeth 3/1860 m 20y 2-2 children
Howard E 4/1883
John F 5/1885
Nancy Baker mil 4/1815 wd 13-5 children
Baker, Elizabeth 5/24/1858 Elijah & Nancy Baker, Jackson Co, farmer
Baker, Franklin 9/25/1853 Elijah & Nancy Baker farmer
Baker, ____ 3/1854 Elijah & Nancy Baker Jackson Co, farmer (f) (dead)
Jackson County WV Death records
Baker, Franklin P 7/25/1938 84y9m20d (D) Jackson Co (P) Elijah & Nancy (Wolfe) Baker (B) Leroy, WVa, farmer (W)
Baker, Madelfina 12/31/1856 1y4m (P) Elijah & Nancy Baker (B) Jackson Co.
This sketch taken from "Pioneers of Jackson County", by John House, it appears in the section
"Upper Sandy Valley".
Baker
The first settler of whom I have any account at the mouth of Fallen Timber and Rush Run after Hartley and his daughter, was Elijah Baker. He was born in 1815, and died February 12, 1896, aged eighty years. He was a son of John Baker, who lived below the mouth of Conrad's Run, on Reedy. He married Nancy Wolfe. A daughter of James Wolfe, who settled at the mouth of Elk Fork, on Mill Creek, soon after she was born.
Nancy Baker was born in 1815, and died June 30, 1902, at the age of eighty seven years.
Baker settled here many years ago. He kept a country store at the mouth of Rush Run several years, and was the first Postmaster at Leroy. When I first knew the country, he lived on the hill above the road, where Mike Tatterson now resides. He was a strong Union man, and had a child killed about the beginning of the war.
Wolf family:
Nancy Wolfe married Elijah Baker, of Reedy, and lived at Leroy, on Sandy. Their children were Dal Baker, who married a Johnson, Frank who married Alice Stout, and America, who married John Spencer.
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