baker, melvin
12/16/1913 – 3/20/1999
- Name variants
- Baker, Melvin; Melvin Baker; Melvin Baker, Dexter, Mo. - Informant (cert of John W. Baker)
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Stoddard County, Mo.; Tatum; dexter-cemetery
- First event date
- 1929-01-11
- Last event date
- 1953-09-26
Timeline — 7 events
- 1927-04-08 Dexter. Eighth Month Honor Roll, Dexter school, Room 12
- 1928-10-12 Tatum. Melvin Baker was one of the two best spellers in the 8th grade at Tatum school in the Friday spelling exercise Co-mentioned: Henry Smith. Quote: "The two best spellers in the 8th grade were Henry Smith and Melvin Baker"
- 1928-11-23 Tatum. Eighth grade pupils Melvin Baker, Dorothy Seegraves, Nile Bond and Erma Guethle averaged 90 plus on first quarter exams at the Tatum school Co-mentioned: Dorothy Seegraves; Nile Bond; Erma Guethle.
- 1929-01-11 Tatum. Pupils making the highest average on second-quarter examinations: eighth grade Melvin Baker, Henry Smith, Nile Bond, Erma Guethle; sixth grade Fred Smith, Dale Bond, Hilda Meyers; fifth grade George Baker, Junior Meyers Co-mentioned: Henry Smith, Nile Bond, Erma Guethle, Fred Smith, Dale Bond…
- 1929-02-01 Dexter. Spelling class prizes are given each week to those having the most head marks; last week the prize was won by Melvin Baker in the 8th grade, by Holly Clark in the 5th grade, and by Dale Bond in the 6th grade Co-mentioned: Holly Clark; Dale Bond. Quote: "Last week the prize was won by Melvin…
- 1929-10-04 Dexter. Melvin Baker and Nile Bond are attending Dexter High school this year Co-mentioned: Nile Bond. Quote: "Melvin Baker and Nile Bond are attending Dexter High school this year."
- 1929-10-11 Dexter. Absentees for this week, on account of sickness: Melvin Baker, 1 day; Charles Edwards, 1/2 day; Dorothy Burton, 2 1/2 days; Dinty Baker, 1 day; Marlie Ardingger, 1/2 day; Loran Cox, 1 day; Grundy Turlington, 1 day; Leslie Norman, 1 day; Reed Hardy, 3 days; Louise Wyatt, 1/2 day; Ralph Lingel…
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.