Ulrich Hayes Baker, 84, of 16 Spring St. a retired employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died this morning at Abington Hospital, Phila. after a brief illness.
He had been visiting relatives when he took ill and was removed to the hospital and underwent surgery on Monday.
Born Aug. 27, 1867 in Perry Co. he was the son of the late Samuel E. and Catharine Baker.
Survivors include his wife Elizabeth J, 5 daughters; Mrs. Raymond Forbes, 455 E. King St; Mrs. Glen Crouse, 345 L.W.W; Mrs. Lester Kauffman; Mrs. Merle Crout and Mrs. George Adams of Langhorne; 3 sons, Hayes, of 402 W Queen St.; Ambrose of 23 S. Federal St.; Coyle of Port Jarvis, N.Y. Brother David, of Chester, 4 sisters: Mrs. Mary Hawk of R.R.; Mrs. Margaret Kramer of L.W.W.; Mrs. Amanda Kramer of R.R. and Mrs. Noah Brechbiel of Middlesburg. Mr. Baker also had 23 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Source: Public Opinion 11-15 and 16-1951
He had been visiting relatives when he took ill and was removed to the hospital and underwent surgery on Monday.
Born Aug. 27, 1867 in Perry Co. he was the son of the late Samuel E. and Catharine Baker.
Survivors include his wife Elizabeth J, 5 daughters; Mrs. Raymond Forbes, 455 E. King St; Mrs. Glen Crouse, 345 L.W.W; Mrs. Lester Kauffman; Mrs. Merle Crout and Mrs. George Adams of Langhorne; 3 sons, Hayes, of 402 W Queen St.; Ambrose of 23 S. Federal St.; Coyle of Port Jarvis, N.Y. Brother David, of Chester, 4 sisters: Mrs. Mary Hawk of R.R.; Mrs. Margaret Kramer of L.W.W.; Mrs. Amanda Kramer of R.R. and Mrs. Noah Brechbiel of Middlesburg. Mr. Baker also had 23 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Source: Public Opinion 11-15 and 16-1951
Ulrich Hayes Baker, 84, of 16 Spring St. a retired employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died this morning at Abington Hospital, Phila. after a brief illness.
He had been visiting relatives when he took ill and was removed to the hospital and underwent surgery on Monday.
Born Aug. 27, 1867 in Perry Co. he was the son of the late Samuel E. and Catharine Baker.
Survivors include his wife Elizabeth J, 5 daughters; Mrs. Raymond Forbes, 455 E. King St; Mrs. Glen Crouse, 345 L.W.W; Mrs. Lester Kauffman; Mrs. Merle Crout and Mrs. George Adams of Langhorne; 3 sons, Hayes, of 402 W Queen St.; Ambrose of 23 S. Federal St.; Coyle of Port Jarvis, N.Y. Brother David, of Chester, 4 sisters: Mrs. Mary Hawk of R.R.; Mrs. Margaret Kramer of L.W.W.; Mrs. Amanda Kramer of R.R. and Mrs. Noah Brechbiel of Middlesburg. Mr. Baker also had 23 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Source: Public Opinion 11-15 and 16-1951
He had been visiting relatives when he took ill and was removed to the hospital and underwent surgery on Monday.
Born Aug. 27, 1867 in Perry Co. he was the son of the late Samuel E. and Catharine Baker.
Survivors include his wife Elizabeth J, 5 daughters; Mrs. Raymond Forbes, 455 E. King St; Mrs. Glen Crouse, 345 L.W.W; Mrs. Lester Kauffman; Mrs. Merle Crout and Mrs. George Adams of Langhorne; 3 sons, Hayes, of 402 W Queen St.; Ambrose of 23 S. Federal St.; Coyle of Port Jarvis, N.Y. Brother David, of Chester, 4 sisters: Mrs. Mary Hawk of R.R.; Mrs. Margaret Kramer of L.W.W.; Mrs. Amanda Kramer of R.R. and Mrs. Noah Brechbiel of Middlesburg. Mr. Baker also had 23 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Source: Public Opinion 11-15 and 16-1951
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