I'm fairly certain the date of death (1926) on his gravestone is wrong (Florida death certificate #17874).∼The death record for Joseph H. Baker notes his middle name as Henry but his burial card notes it as Harry.
He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Baker, "King of the wreckers" and the first man to raise pineapples commercially in Florida, and Catherine S. Albury, both of Abaco.
He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Baker, "King of the wreckers" and the first man to raise pineapples commercially in Florida, and Catherine S. Albury, both of Abaco.
I'm fairly certain the date of death (1926) on his gravestone is wrong (Florida death certificate #17874).∼The death record for Joseph H. Baker notes his middle name as Henry but his burial card notes it as Harry.
He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Baker, "King of the wreckers" and the first man to raise pineapples commercially in Florida, and Catherine S. Albury, both of Abaco.
He was the son of Capt. Benjamin Baker, "King of the wreckers" and the first man to raise pineapples commercially in Florida, and Catherine S. Albury, both of Abaco.
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