Son of Capt. Thomas Baker and Christine Otis BAKER. He married twice: Tamsin Chesley; Lydia Wentworth (see Otis Genealogy). Various DOB given in records.
His father, Thomas Baker, is said to have died in Northhampton, MA, while on a visit, and supposedly buried there.
He served during his life as: Colonel, Representative, Judge, Court of Common Pleas; Man of Committee of Safety (1776-77); Muster and Company Pay Master, 1776, 1777, 1778 (War years).
(More information on Amer. Gen. Biographical Index; also, Genealogy of the Otis Family: Three articles for the NE Historical and Genealogical Registry. By H.N. Otis,[Boston,1845]
Records indicate a Col. Otis Baker burial lot on Pine Hill, 'which needs a marker.' (At present time, could there be a section so designated?)
His father, Thomas Baker, is said to have died in Northhampton, MA, while on a visit, and supposedly buried there.
He served during his life as: Colonel, Representative, Judge, Court of Common Pleas; Man of Committee of Safety (1776-77); Muster and Company Pay Master, 1776, 1777, 1778 (War years).
(More information on Amer. Gen. Biographical Index; also, Genealogy of the Otis Family: Three articles for the NE Historical and Genealogical Registry. By H.N. Otis,[Boston,1845]
Records indicate a Col. Otis Baker burial lot on Pine Hill, 'which needs a marker.' (At present time, could there be a section so designated?)
Son of Capt. Thomas Baker and Christine Otis BAKER. He married twice: Tamsin Chesley; Lydia Wentworth (see Otis Genealogy). Various DOB given in records.
His father, Thomas Baker, is said to have died in Northhampton, MA, while on a visit, and supposedly buried there.
He served during his life as: Colonel, Representative, Judge, Court of Common Pleas; Man of Committee of Safety (1776-77); Muster and Company Pay Master, 1776, 1777, 1778 (War years).
(More information on Amer. Gen. Biographical Index; also, Genealogy of the Otis Family: Three articles for the NE Historical and Genealogical Registry. By H.N. Otis,[Boston,1845]
Records indicate a Col. Otis Baker burial lot on Pine Hill, 'which needs a marker.' (At present time, could there be a section so designated?)
His father, Thomas Baker, is said to have died in Northhampton, MA, while on a visit, and supposedly buried there.
He served during his life as: Colonel, Representative, Judge, Court of Common Pleas; Man of Committee of Safety (1776-77); Muster and Company Pay Master, 1776, 1777, 1778 (War years).
(More information on Amer. Gen. Biographical Index; also, Genealogy of the Otis Family: Three articles for the NE Historical and Genealogical Registry. By H.N. Otis,[Boston,1845]
Records indicate a Col. Otis Baker burial lot on Pine Hill, 'which needs a marker.' (At present time, could there be a section so designated?)
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