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Willard Alcinous Baker

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Willard Alcinous Baker

Birth
Perry, Lake County, Ohio, USA
Death
27 Aug 1957 (aged 78)
Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Willard Alcinous Baker

The first child born to...
Father: Alcinous Baker b. Oct 1 1847 in Carroll Co. Ohio
Mother: Emily (Calvin) Baker b. Jan 4, 1857 in Ohio

Reportedly, Willard attended Hiram College.

Married (1) Mary Elizabeth Lettuce Young "Mellie" Oct 1, 1902 at the Canton Christian Church in Canton, Ohio.

Children: Margaret Lemon, Arthur Elroy, Willard Calvin, Olive Estelle, and Ralph who lived only a few months.

Willard was a Farmer. For many years he owned and operated a hardware store in Mt. Union, at the south end of Alliance, Ohio and lived on his farm just south of town.

Late in life, after a divorce, Willard married (2) Alice Ludlum and lived in Alliance.

Willard died at S. Side Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio, from injuries received when he was hit by a tractor-trailer rig which jumped the curb and hit him while he was waiting to cross the street.

ref: extracts from a manuscript by Donald H. Baker.
Willard Alcinous Baker

The first child born to...
Father: Alcinous Baker b. Oct 1 1847 in Carroll Co. Ohio
Mother: Emily (Calvin) Baker b. Jan 4, 1857 in Ohio

Reportedly, Willard attended Hiram College.

Married (1) Mary Elizabeth Lettuce Young "Mellie" Oct 1, 1902 at the Canton Christian Church in Canton, Ohio.

Children: Margaret Lemon, Arthur Elroy, Willard Calvin, Olive Estelle, and Ralph who lived only a few months.

Willard was a Farmer. For many years he owned and operated a hardware store in Mt. Union, at the south end of Alliance, Ohio and lived on his farm just south of town.

Late in life, after a divorce, Willard married (2) Alice Ludlum and lived in Alliance.

Willard died at S. Side Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio, from injuries received when he was hit by a tractor-trailer rig which jumped the curb and hit him while he was waiting to cross the street.

ref: extracts from a manuscript by Donald H. Baker.


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