Son of Edmund Baker and his wife Sarah Howe. He was a chocolate manufacturer and merchant.
He graduated from Harvard in 1811. He practiced law in Litchfield, CT. During the War of 1812, he ran a successful woolen mill that failed when trade resumed with Great Britain. He joined his father maufactuering chocolate in Dorchester. --- New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1889, Vol 43, pg 288
Husband of Deborah Smith Mott. Married 10 Mar 1823 in Dorchester (intentions on 9 Feb 1823). His wife died while visiting London, England. --- Genealogies of the Early Settlers of Watertown (Waltham & Weston), Mass., Dr. Henry Bond, M.D., Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1855, Vol 2, pg 694
Children with first wife:
Walter Baker, 5 Jan 1827 –
Children with second wife:
Eleanor Williams Baker, 1841 – 1845
Anna Gurney Buxton Baker, 1843 – 1846
Robert Williams Baker, 1845 – 1846
Edith Baker, 1850 – 1854
He graduated from Harvard in 1811. He practiced law in Litchfield, CT. During the War of 1812, he ran a successful woolen mill that failed when trade resumed with Great Britain. He joined his father maufactuering chocolate in Dorchester. --- New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1889, Vol 43, pg 288
Husband of Deborah Smith Mott. Married 10 Mar 1823 in Dorchester (intentions on 9 Feb 1823). His wife died while visiting London, England. --- Genealogies of the Early Settlers of Watertown (Waltham & Weston), Mass., Dr. Henry Bond, M.D., Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1855, Vol 2, pg 694
Children with first wife:
Walter Baker, 5 Jan 1827 –
Children with second wife:
Eleanor Williams Baker, 1841 – 1845
Anna Gurney Buxton Baker, 1843 – 1846
Robert Williams Baker, 1845 – 1846
Edith Baker, 1850 – 1854
Son of Edmund Baker and his wife Sarah Howe. He was a chocolate manufacturer and merchant.
He graduated from Harvard in 1811. He practiced law in Litchfield, CT. During the War of 1812, he ran a successful woolen mill that failed when trade resumed with Great Britain. He joined his father maufactuering chocolate in Dorchester. --- New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1889, Vol 43, pg 288
Husband of Deborah Smith Mott. Married 10 Mar 1823 in Dorchester (intentions on 9 Feb 1823). His wife died while visiting London, England. --- Genealogies of the Early Settlers of Watertown (Waltham & Weston), Mass., Dr. Henry Bond, M.D., Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1855, Vol 2, pg 694
Children with first wife:
Walter Baker, 5 Jan 1827 –
Children with second wife:
Eleanor Williams Baker, 1841 – 1845
Anna Gurney Buxton Baker, 1843 – 1846
Robert Williams Baker, 1845 – 1846
Edith Baker, 1850 – 1854
He graduated from Harvard in 1811. He practiced law in Litchfield, CT. During the War of 1812, he ran a successful woolen mill that failed when trade resumed with Great Britain. He joined his father maufactuering chocolate in Dorchester. --- New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1889, Vol 43, pg 288
Husband of Deborah Smith Mott. Married 10 Mar 1823 in Dorchester (intentions on 9 Feb 1823). His wife died while visiting London, England. --- Genealogies of the Early Settlers of Watertown (Waltham & Weston), Mass., Dr. Henry Bond, M.D., Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1855, Vol 2, pg 694
Children with first wife:
Walter Baker, 5 Jan 1827 –
Children with second wife:
Eleanor Williams Baker, 1841 – 1845
Anna Gurney Buxton Baker, 1843 – 1846
Robert Williams Baker, 1845 – 1846
Edith Baker, 1850 – 1854
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