Harriett "Hattie" L. (Fife) Baker was Charles G. Baker's first wife. She was from New Hampshire, moved with her family to Brockton, MA, worked at a shoe factory, and married Charles G. Baker [my Grandfather] (her next-door neighbor in 1900).
It is with great honor, respect, humility, and love that I create this memorial.
May you Rest in Peace, Hattie. I hope you know somehow that your life, your love, and your memory will not be forgotten.
Hattie (Fife) BAKER was not a mormon and prefers to stay that way.
It is with great honor, respect, humility, and love that I create this memorial.
May you Rest in Peace, Hattie. I hope you know somehow that your life, your love, and your memory will not be forgotten.
Hattie (Fife) BAKER was not a mormon and prefers to stay that way.
Harriett "Hattie" L. (Fife) Baker was Charles G. Baker's first wife. She was from New Hampshire, moved with her family to Brockton, MA, worked at a shoe factory, and married Charles G. Baker [my Grandfather] (her next-door neighbor in 1900).
It is with great honor, respect, humility, and love that I create this memorial.
May you Rest in Peace, Hattie. I hope you know somehow that your life, your love, and your memory will not be forgotten.
Hattie (Fife) BAKER was not a mormon and prefers to stay that way.
It is with great honor, respect, humility, and love that I create this memorial.
May you Rest in Peace, Hattie. I hope you know somehow that your life, your love, and your memory will not be forgotten.
Hattie (Fife) BAKER was not a mormon and prefers to stay that way.
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