W. H. Baker is number 22 on Weigle's 1911 list of those who died, with the following notations:
Buried on Setser Creek. We wrote to Mrs. Martha Bachus, Box 372 Luverne, Minnesota, and through her we have established the identity of W. H. Baker, she being a sister. She states that his brother and father are living in San Antonio, Texas.
The body of W. H. Baker was exhumed in 1912 with 25 others at Setzer Creek and reburied at the Woodlawn Cemetery in St. Maries, Idaho.
Buried on Setser Creek. We wrote to Mrs. Martha Bachus, Box 372 Luverne, Minnesota, and through her we have established the identity of W. H. Baker, she being a sister. She states that his brother and father are living in San Antonio, Texas.
The body of W. H. Baker was exhumed in 1912 with 25 others at Setzer Creek and reburied at the Woodlawn Cemetery in St. Maries, Idaho.
W. H. Baker is number 22 on Weigle's 1911 list of those who died, with the following notations:
Buried on Setser Creek. We wrote to Mrs. Martha Bachus, Box 372 Luverne, Minnesota, and through her we have established the identity of W. H. Baker, she being a sister. She states that his brother and father are living in San Antonio, Texas.
The body of W. H. Baker was exhumed in 1912 with 25 others at Setzer Creek and reburied at the Woodlawn Cemetery in St. Maries, Idaho.
Buried on Setser Creek. We wrote to Mrs. Martha Bachus, Box 372 Luverne, Minnesota, and through her we have established the identity of W. H. Baker, she being a sister. She states that his brother and father are living in San Antonio, Texas.
The body of W. H. Baker was exhumed in 1912 with 25 others at Setzer Creek and reburied at the Woodlawn Cemetery in St. Maries, Idaho.
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