Baker, James Marion, Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue; born in Abbeville District (now County), August 18, 1861; son of Theophilus and Mandeline (Latimer) Baker; educated in public schools and Wofford College, student of law in New York City during 1885; business interests kept him at home from 1888 to 1892; appointed assistant librarian of the U.S. Senate in 1893; elected Secretary of the Senate in 1913 and served until 1919; appointed Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, July 19, 1919; member of the University and Washington Country Clubs; married Mary Adams of Augusta, Ga., in 1888. Address, Washington, D.C. [Source: Who's Who in South Carolina, 1921, tb Donna Gurr]
Baker, James Marion, Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue; born in Abbeville District (now County), August 18, 1861; son of Theophilus and Mandeline (Latimer) Baker; educated in public schools and Wofford College, student of law in New York City during 1885; business interests kept him at home from 1888 to 1892; appointed assistant librarian of the U.S. Senate in 1893; elected Secretary of the Senate in 1913 and served until 1919; appointed Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, July 19, 1919; member of the University and Washington Country Clubs; married Mary Adams of Augusta, Ga., in 1888. Address, Washington, D.C. [Source: Who's Who in South Carolina, 1921, tb Donna Gurr]
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