Fulton Daily Sun-1917:
On March, eleven years ago, F.T. Baker put up four-inch ice on his farm in the White Cloud neighborhood. It was the last ice ever put up on the farm. That year also marked the retirement of Mr. Baker from farm life. On that same day, J. Baker came to the Baker home to get a piano of Mrs. Baker and made the trip from the Earl Neighborhood on a slide, enough snow on the ground to make sleighing fine.
Very little ice is put up now by the people of the White Cloud Neighborhood, many of them buying it during the summer from the McIntire Ice Company in Fulton.
Missouri Death Certificate#7917:
Frank Tinsley Baker, age 77, of Fulton, Missouri died March 6, 1930 at his home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Pylitis, Enlarged Prostrate. Informant was J.R. Baker of Fulton.
Frank was born December 27, 1852 in Callaway County, Missouri, the son of John and Elizabeth (Sampson) Baker. He was married to Barbara Ellen Baker "Jennie" who preceeded him in death. Frank was retired.
Arrangements were under the direction of Herndon-Taylor Furniture Company and Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was held in White Cloud Church Cemetary.
History of Callaway County:
Frank
On March, eleven years ago, F.T. Baker put up four-inch ice on his farm in the White Cloud neighborhood. It was the last ice ever put up on the farm. That year also marked the retirement of Mr. Baker from farm life. On that same day, J. Baker came to the Baker home to get a piano of Mrs. Baker and made the trip from the Earl Neighborhood on a slide, enough snow on the ground to make sleighing fine.
Very little ice is put up now by the people of the White Cloud Neighborhood, many of them buying it during the summer from the McIntire Ice Company in Fulton.
Missouri Death Certificate#7917:
Frank Tinsley Baker, age 77, of Fulton, Missouri died March 6, 1930 at his home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Pylitis, Enlarged Prostrate. Informant was J.R. Baker of Fulton.
Frank was born December 27, 1852 in Callaway County, Missouri, the son of John and Elizabeth (Sampson) Baker. He was married to Barbara Ellen Baker "Jennie" who preceeded him in death. Frank was retired.
Arrangements were under the direction of Herndon-Taylor Furniture Company and Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was held in White Cloud Church Cemetary.
History of Callaway County:
Frank
Fulton Daily Sun-1917:
On March, eleven years ago, F.T. Baker put up four-inch ice on his farm in the White Cloud neighborhood. It was the last ice ever put up on the farm. That year also marked the retirement of Mr. Baker from farm life. On that same day, J. Baker came to the Baker home to get a piano of Mrs. Baker and made the trip from the Earl Neighborhood on a slide, enough snow on the ground to make sleighing fine.
Very little ice is put up now by the people of the White Cloud Neighborhood, many of them buying it during the summer from the McIntire Ice Company in Fulton.
Missouri Death Certificate#7917:
Frank Tinsley Baker, age 77, of Fulton, Missouri died March 6, 1930 at his home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Pylitis, Enlarged Prostrate. Informant was J.R. Baker of Fulton.
Frank was born December 27, 1852 in Callaway County, Missouri, the son of John and Elizabeth (Sampson) Baker. He was married to Barbara Ellen Baker "Jennie" who preceeded him in death. Frank was retired.
Arrangements were under the direction of Herndon-Taylor Furniture Company and Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was held in White Cloud Church Cemetary.
History of Callaway County:
Frank
On March, eleven years ago, F.T. Baker put up four-inch ice on his farm in the White Cloud neighborhood. It was the last ice ever put up on the farm. That year also marked the retirement of Mr. Baker from farm life. On that same day, J. Baker came to the Baker home to get a piano of Mrs. Baker and made the trip from the Earl Neighborhood on a slide, enough snow on the ground to make sleighing fine.
Very little ice is put up now by the people of the White Cloud Neighborhood, many of them buying it during the summer from the McIntire Ice Company in Fulton.
Missouri Death Certificate#7917:
Frank Tinsley Baker, age 77, of Fulton, Missouri died March 6, 1930 at his home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Pylitis, Enlarged Prostrate. Informant was J.R. Baker of Fulton.
Frank was born December 27, 1852 in Callaway County, Missouri, the son of John and Elizabeth (Sampson) Baker. He was married to Barbara Ellen Baker "Jennie" who preceeded him in death. Frank was retired.
Arrangements were under the direction of Herndon-Taylor Furniture Company and Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was held in White Cloud Church Cemetary.
History of Callaway County:
Frank
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