There is confusion as to where Elisa was born. It was either St. Clairsville, Ohio or Wheeling, WV. which is just across the river. She did reside in Wheeling after marrying James Baker.
First married Augustus D. Carroll on 13 Sept 1833, St. Clairsville, Ohio. They had one son named for his father, Augustus D. Carroll. Second married James Baker on 7 March 1836. They had four children, James Roberts Baker, Amelia Roberts Baker, Susan Pennock Baker and Tirzah Clara Baker.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898
BAKER - At Netherwood, N.J. on Monday, March 14, 1898, Elisa D., widow of James Baker of New York, and daughter of the late Hon. Benjamin Ruggles of Ohio, aged 83 years. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John P. Gross, 602 Belvedere Av., Netherwood, N.J., on Wednesday,
16th, at 11 A.M. Carriages will meet the 10 A.M. train from foot of Liberty St., New York, Central Railroad of N.J.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898 (News item)
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Baker, aged eighty years, died at Plainfield yesterday. She was born in Wheeling, West Va., and had been a resident of Plainfield for twenty years. She was the widow of a Wall Street banker who died several years ago.
First married Augustus D. Carroll on 13 Sept 1833, St. Clairsville, Ohio. They had one son named for his father, Augustus D. Carroll. Second married James Baker on 7 March 1836. They had four children, James Roberts Baker, Amelia Roberts Baker, Susan Pennock Baker and Tirzah Clara Baker.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898
BAKER - At Netherwood, N.J. on Monday, March 14, 1898, Elisa D., widow of James Baker of New York, and daughter of the late Hon. Benjamin Ruggles of Ohio, aged 83 years. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John P. Gross, 602 Belvedere Av., Netherwood, N.J., on Wednesday,
16th, at 11 A.M. Carriages will meet the 10 A.M. train from foot of Liberty St., New York, Central Railroad of N.J.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898 (News item)
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Baker, aged eighty years, died at Plainfield yesterday. She was born in Wheeling, West Va., and had been a resident of Plainfield for twenty years. She was the widow of a Wall Street banker who died several years ago.
There is confusion as to where Elisa was born. It was either St. Clairsville, Ohio or Wheeling, WV. which is just across the river. She did reside in Wheeling after marrying James Baker.
First married Augustus D. Carroll on 13 Sept 1833, St. Clairsville, Ohio. They had one son named for his father, Augustus D. Carroll. Second married James Baker on 7 March 1836. They had four children, James Roberts Baker, Amelia Roberts Baker, Susan Pennock Baker and Tirzah Clara Baker.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898
BAKER - At Netherwood, N.J. on Monday, March 14, 1898, Elisa D., widow of James Baker of New York, and daughter of the late Hon. Benjamin Ruggles of Ohio, aged 83 years. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John P. Gross, 602 Belvedere Av., Netherwood, N.J., on Wednesday,
16th, at 11 A.M. Carriages will meet the 10 A.M. train from foot of Liberty St., New York, Central Railroad of N.J.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898 (News item)
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Baker, aged eighty years, died at Plainfield yesterday. She was born in Wheeling, West Va., and had been a resident of Plainfield for twenty years. She was the widow of a Wall Street banker who died several years ago.
First married Augustus D. Carroll on 13 Sept 1833, St. Clairsville, Ohio. They had one son named for his father, Augustus D. Carroll. Second married James Baker on 7 March 1836. They had four children, James Roberts Baker, Amelia Roberts Baker, Susan Pennock Baker and Tirzah Clara Baker.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898
BAKER - At Netherwood, N.J. on Monday, March 14, 1898, Elisa D., widow of James Baker of New York, and daughter of the late Hon. Benjamin Ruggles of Ohio, aged 83 years. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John P. Gross, 602 Belvedere Av., Netherwood, N.J., on Wednesday,
16th, at 11 A.M. Carriages will meet the 10 A.M. train from foot of Liberty St., New York, Central Railroad of N.J.
The New York Times, Tuesday, 15 March, 1898 (News item)
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Baker, aged eighty years, died at Plainfield yesterday. She was born in Wheeling, West Va., and had been a resident of Plainfield for twenty years. She was the widow of a Wall Street banker who died several years ago.
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