Huntsville Independent
Friday, October 10, 1890
[Lowe News]
Brother J. W. Baker has passed away to the better world. He died at his sons, Mr. A. Baker's, a few days since. Mr. Baker came to this county from Kentucky in 1812. He was married to Miss Mahala Glover in 1819. His family consisted of eight boys and six girls. He lived to see the fifth generation. Father Baker was a good man in the fullest sense of the word, member of the Missionary Baptist Church at Cave Springs. He was loved and honored by all who, knew him
Born in Lincoln County Kentucky, USA in 1801 to Absalom Baker 1762-1849 and Eleanor Webster Baker born 1765-1842 Kentucky & both died in Owens Cross Roads Alabama.
Brother of Rebecca Baker Ellett #136320114
and Sarah "Sally" Baker Glover
John Webster married Mahala Glover. She was the daughter of William & Nancy Glover.
Name:
Mahala Glover
Gender:
Female
Spouse:
John Baker
Spouse Gender:
Male
Marriage Date:
11 Jan 1821
Marriage Place:
Madison
Performed By:
Justice of Peace.
Surety/Perf. Name:
Ezekiel Craft
OSPage:
18
He passed away in 1891 in Owens Cross Roads, Madison County Alabama USA.
We don't know for sure where he & his wife Mahala are buried.
We rely on family stories to guess; sadly even today family members are buried without a burial marker.
According to family members John W. may be buried in Patterson Cemetery that no longer exist or Richard "Dick" Glover Cemetery which is on private property & overgrown & is considered a "Dead Cemetery" as the tombstone & marker stones may no longer be there.
We know they are buried in the Owens Cross Roads area, probably in the Cave Springs Area as they owned property in that area. Please see below:
What I do know is that my grandfather, Edd Baker told me that John W Baker (his great grandfather) was buried in Patterson Cemetery but I have been unable to find it, it is possible that the name changed over the years as they do. I also believe that it might be possible that John W and his wife, Mahala and John's parents Absalom and Eleanor Baker are buried in Richard Glover Cemetery which is located off Low Gap Road in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama in a field among trees, it had been cleared off by the owners but they have since let it grow up again... I was there once and they didn't seem keen on anyone going into the cemetery. I believe that they might be buried here because it was in this area that Absalom and Jonathan Glover purchased land so in essence this area would be the first homeplace for the Bakers and Glovers.
- snofaerie -
John & Mahala's children are as follows:
1. Absalom Perry Baker
2. Elizabeth Ann Baker
3. Jarole W. Baker
4. William Glover Baker
5. Elender W. Baker Married James J. Cousen
Sept 9 1845, Madison County Alabama no death info.
6. Martha L. Baker
7. Andrew Jackson Baker #109134732
8. James Harvia Baker #37697706
9. Richard Webster Baker
10. Adgel Maguire Baker died 1893 Fort Smith, Arkansas
11. Sarah P. Baker
12. Henry H. Baker
13. John W. Baker
14. Mary E. Baker
The 1850 Census Reports
John W Baker
United States Census, 1860
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1860 Township No. 3 In Range 7. E, Jackson, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Henry Baker, John Baker, Mary Baker
John W Baker
United States Census, 1850
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1850 Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Andrew J Baker, James H Baker, Richard W Baker, Adgel M Baker, Sarah P Baker...
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Name: John W Baker
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1850
Event Place: Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 49
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1801
Birthplace: Kentucky
House Number: 221
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John W Baker M 49 born 1801 Kentucky
Mahala Baker F 44 born 1806 Georgia
Andrew J Baker M 18 born 1832 Alabama
James H Baker M 16 born 1834 Alabama
Richard W Baker M 14 born 1836 Alabama
Adgel M Baker M 13 born 1837 Alabama
Sarah P Baker F 10 born 1840 Alabama
Henry H Baker M 8 born 1842 Alabama
John W Baker M 6 born 1844 Alabama
Mary E Baker F 4 born 1846 Alabama
Household ID: 221 , Line Number: 35 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M432 , Affiliate Film Number: 9 , GS Film Number: 2351 , Digital Folder Number: 004187299 , Image Number: 00429
Friday, October 10, 1890
[Lowe News]
Brother J. W. Baker has passed away to the better world. He died at his sons, Mr. A. Baker's, a few days since. Mr. Baker came to this county from Kentucky in 1812. He was married to Miss Mahala Glover in 1819. His family consisted of eight boys and six girls. He lived to see the fifth generation. Father Baker was a good man in the fullest sense of the word, member of the Missionary Baptist Church at Cave Springs. He was loved and honored by all who, knew him
Born in Lincoln County Kentucky, USA in 1801 to Absalom Baker 1762-1849 and Eleanor Webster Baker born 1765-1842 Kentucky & both died in Owens Cross Roads Alabama.
Brother of Rebecca Baker Ellett #136320114
and Sarah "Sally" Baker Glover
John Webster married Mahala Glover. She was the daughter of William & Nancy Glover.
Name:
Mahala Glover
Gender:
Female
Spouse:
John Baker
Spouse Gender:
Male
Marriage Date:
11 Jan 1821
Marriage Place:
Madison
Performed By:
Justice of Peace.
Surety/Perf. Name:
Ezekiel Craft
OSPage:
18
He passed away in 1891 in Owens Cross Roads, Madison County Alabama USA.
We don't know for sure where he & his wife Mahala are buried.
We rely on family stories to guess; sadly even today family members are buried without a burial marker.
According to family members John W. may be buried in Patterson Cemetery that no longer exist or Richard "Dick" Glover Cemetery which is on private property & overgrown & is considered a "Dead Cemetery" as the tombstone & marker stones may no longer be there.
We know they are buried in the Owens Cross Roads area, probably in the Cave Springs Area as they owned property in that area. Please see below:
What I do know is that my grandfather, Edd Baker told me that John W Baker (his great grandfather) was buried in Patterson Cemetery but I have been unable to find it, it is possible that the name changed over the years as they do. I also believe that it might be possible that John W and his wife, Mahala and John's parents Absalom and Eleanor Baker are buried in Richard Glover Cemetery which is located off Low Gap Road in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama in a field among trees, it had been cleared off by the owners but they have since let it grow up again... I was there once and they didn't seem keen on anyone going into the cemetery. I believe that they might be buried here because it was in this area that Absalom and Jonathan Glover purchased land so in essence this area would be the first homeplace for the Bakers and Glovers.
- snofaerie -
John & Mahala's children are as follows:
1. Absalom Perry Baker
2. Elizabeth Ann Baker
3. Jarole W. Baker
4. William Glover Baker
5. Elender W. Baker Married James J. Cousen
Sept 9 1845, Madison County Alabama no death info.
6. Martha L. Baker
7. Andrew Jackson Baker #109134732
8. James Harvia Baker #37697706
9. Richard Webster Baker
10. Adgel Maguire Baker died 1893 Fort Smith, Arkansas
11. Sarah P. Baker
12. Henry H. Baker
13. John W. Baker
14. Mary E. Baker
The 1850 Census Reports
John W Baker
United States Census, 1860
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1860 Township No. 3 In Range 7. E, Jackson, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Henry Baker, John Baker, Mary Baker
John W Baker
United States Census, 1850
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1850 Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Andrew J Baker, James H Baker, Richard W Baker, Adgel M Baker, Sarah P Baker...
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Name: John W Baker
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1850
Event Place: Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 49
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1801
Birthplace: Kentucky
House Number: 221
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John W Baker M 49 born 1801 Kentucky
Mahala Baker F 44 born 1806 Georgia
Andrew J Baker M 18 born 1832 Alabama
James H Baker M 16 born 1834 Alabama
Richard W Baker M 14 born 1836 Alabama
Adgel M Baker M 13 born 1837 Alabama
Sarah P Baker F 10 born 1840 Alabama
Henry H Baker M 8 born 1842 Alabama
John W Baker M 6 born 1844 Alabama
Mary E Baker F 4 born 1846 Alabama
Household ID: 221 , Line Number: 35 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M432 , Affiliate Film Number: 9 , GS Film Number: 2351 , Digital Folder Number: 004187299 , Image Number: 00429
Huntsville Independent
Friday, October 10, 1890
[Lowe News]
Brother J. W. Baker has passed away to the better world. He died at his sons, Mr. A. Baker's, a few days since. Mr. Baker came to this county from Kentucky in 1812. He was married to Miss Mahala Glover in 1819. His family consisted of eight boys and six girls. He lived to see the fifth generation. Father Baker was a good man in the fullest sense of the word, member of the Missionary Baptist Church at Cave Springs. He was loved and honored by all who, knew him
Born in Lincoln County Kentucky, USA in 1801 to Absalom Baker 1762-1849 and Eleanor Webster Baker born 1765-1842 Kentucky & both died in Owens Cross Roads Alabama.
Brother of Rebecca Baker Ellett #136320114
and Sarah "Sally" Baker Glover
John Webster married Mahala Glover. She was the daughter of William & Nancy Glover.
Name:
Mahala Glover
Gender:
Female
Spouse:
John Baker
Spouse Gender:
Male
Marriage Date:
11 Jan 1821
Marriage Place:
Madison
Performed By:
Justice of Peace.
Surety/Perf. Name:
Ezekiel Craft
OSPage:
18
He passed away in 1891 in Owens Cross Roads, Madison County Alabama USA.
We don't know for sure where he & his wife Mahala are buried.
We rely on family stories to guess; sadly even today family members are buried without a burial marker.
According to family members John W. may be buried in Patterson Cemetery that no longer exist or Richard "Dick" Glover Cemetery which is on private property & overgrown & is considered a "Dead Cemetery" as the tombstone & marker stones may no longer be there.
We know they are buried in the Owens Cross Roads area, probably in the Cave Springs Area as they owned property in that area. Please see below:
What I do know is that my grandfather, Edd Baker told me that John W Baker (his great grandfather) was buried in Patterson Cemetery but I have been unable to find it, it is possible that the name changed over the years as they do. I also believe that it might be possible that John W and his wife, Mahala and John's parents Absalom and Eleanor Baker are buried in Richard Glover Cemetery which is located off Low Gap Road in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama in a field among trees, it had been cleared off by the owners but they have since let it grow up again... I was there once and they didn't seem keen on anyone going into the cemetery. I believe that they might be buried here because it was in this area that Absalom and Jonathan Glover purchased land so in essence this area would be the first homeplace for the Bakers and Glovers.
- snofaerie -
John & Mahala's children are as follows:
1. Absalom Perry Baker
2. Elizabeth Ann Baker
3. Jarole W. Baker
4. William Glover Baker
5. Elender W. Baker Married James J. Cousen
Sept 9 1845, Madison County Alabama no death info.
6. Martha L. Baker
7. Andrew Jackson Baker #109134732
8. James Harvia Baker #37697706
9. Richard Webster Baker
10. Adgel Maguire Baker died 1893 Fort Smith, Arkansas
11. Sarah P. Baker
12. Henry H. Baker
13. John W. Baker
14. Mary E. Baker
The 1850 Census Reports
John W Baker
United States Census, 1860
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1860 Township No. 3 In Range 7. E, Jackson, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Henry Baker, John Baker, Mary Baker
John W Baker
United States Census, 1850
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1850 Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Andrew J Baker, James H Baker, Richard W Baker, Adgel M Baker, Sarah P Baker...
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Name: John W Baker
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1850
Event Place: Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 49
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1801
Birthplace: Kentucky
House Number: 221
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John W Baker M 49 born 1801 Kentucky
Mahala Baker F 44 born 1806 Georgia
Andrew J Baker M 18 born 1832 Alabama
James H Baker M 16 born 1834 Alabama
Richard W Baker M 14 born 1836 Alabama
Adgel M Baker M 13 born 1837 Alabama
Sarah P Baker F 10 born 1840 Alabama
Henry H Baker M 8 born 1842 Alabama
John W Baker M 6 born 1844 Alabama
Mary E Baker F 4 born 1846 Alabama
Household ID: 221 , Line Number: 35 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M432 , Affiliate Film Number: 9 , GS Film Number: 2351 , Digital Folder Number: 004187299 , Image Number: 00429
Friday, October 10, 1890
[Lowe News]
Brother J. W. Baker has passed away to the better world. He died at his sons, Mr. A. Baker's, a few days since. Mr. Baker came to this county from Kentucky in 1812. He was married to Miss Mahala Glover in 1819. His family consisted of eight boys and six girls. He lived to see the fifth generation. Father Baker was a good man in the fullest sense of the word, member of the Missionary Baptist Church at Cave Springs. He was loved and honored by all who, knew him
Born in Lincoln County Kentucky, USA in 1801 to Absalom Baker 1762-1849 and Eleanor Webster Baker born 1765-1842 Kentucky & both died in Owens Cross Roads Alabama.
Brother of Rebecca Baker Ellett #136320114
and Sarah "Sally" Baker Glover
John Webster married Mahala Glover. She was the daughter of William & Nancy Glover.
Name:
Mahala Glover
Gender:
Female
Spouse:
John Baker
Spouse Gender:
Male
Marriage Date:
11 Jan 1821
Marriage Place:
Madison
Performed By:
Justice of Peace.
Surety/Perf. Name:
Ezekiel Craft
OSPage:
18
He passed away in 1891 in Owens Cross Roads, Madison County Alabama USA.
We don't know for sure where he & his wife Mahala are buried.
We rely on family stories to guess; sadly even today family members are buried without a burial marker.
According to family members John W. may be buried in Patterson Cemetery that no longer exist or Richard "Dick" Glover Cemetery which is on private property & overgrown & is considered a "Dead Cemetery" as the tombstone & marker stones may no longer be there.
We know they are buried in the Owens Cross Roads area, probably in the Cave Springs Area as they owned property in that area. Please see below:
What I do know is that my grandfather, Edd Baker told me that John W Baker (his great grandfather) was buried in Patterson Cemetery but I have been unable to find it, it is possible that the name changed over the years as they do. I also believe that it might be possible that John W and his wife, Mahala and John's parents Absalom and Eleanor Baker are buried in Richard Glover Cemetery which is located off Low Gap Road in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama in a field among trees, it had been cleared off by the owners but they have since let it grow up again... I was there once and they didn't seem keen on anyone going into the cemetery. I believe that they might be buried here because it was in this area that Absalom and Jonathan Glover purchased land so in essence this area would be the first homeplace for the Bakers and Glovers.
- snofaerie -
John & Mahala's children are as follows:
1. Absalom Perry Baker
2. Elizabeth Ann Baker
3. Jarole W. Baker
4. William Glover Baker
5. Elender W. Baker Married James J. Cousen
Sept 9 1845, Madison County Alabama no death info.
6. Martha L. Baker
7. Andrew Jackson Baker #109134732
8. James Harvia Baker #37697706
9. Richard Webster Baker
10. Adgel Maguire Baker died 1893 Fort Smith, Arkansas
11. Sarah P. Baker
12. Henry H. Baker
13. John W. Baker
14. Mary E. Baker
The 1850 Census Reports
John W Baker
United States Census, 1860
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1860 Township No. 3 In Range 7. E, Jackson, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Henry Baker, John Baker, Mary Baker
John W Baker
United States Census, 1850
birth: 1801 Kentucky
residence: 1850 Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
other: Mahala Baker, Andrew J Baker, James H Baker, Richard W Baker, Adgel M Baker, Sarah P Baker...
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Name: John W Baker
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1850
Event Place: Madison county, part of, Madison, Alabama, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 49
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1801
Birthplace: Kentucky
House Number: 221
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John W Baker M 49 born 1801 Kentucky
Mahala Baker F 44 born 1806 Georgia
Andrew J Baker M 18 born 1832 Alabama
James H Baker M 16 born 1834 Alabama
Richard W Baker M 14 born 1836 Alabama
Adgel M Baker M 13 born 1837 Alabama
Sarah P Baker F 10 born 1840 Alabama
Henry H Baker M 8 born 1842 Alabama
John W Baker M 6 born 1844 Alabama
Mary E Baker F 4 born 1846 Alabama
Household ID: 221 , Line Number: 35 , Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) , Affiliate Publication Number: M432 , Affiliate Film Number: 9 , GS Film Number: 2351 , Digital Folder Number: 004187299 , Image Number: 00429
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