baker, will
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Baker, Will; Will Baker
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Richwood
- First event date
- 1915-09-03
- Last event date
- 1915-11-19
Timeline — 10 events
- 1915-09-03 Dexter. A son was born to Will Baker's household ("they have a new boy at their house") Quote: "Why, they have a new boy at their house."
- 1915-09-10 Richwood. That new baby at Will Baker's is certainly an attraction; they have company that they never had before since it has arrived
- 1915-09-10 Richwood. A new baby at Will Baker's is 'certainly an attraction'; company has been visiting since the baby arrived [date from clip_id] Quote: "That new baby at Will Baker's is certainly an attraction"
- 1915-10-01 Will Baker and family were all day visitors at the home of Tom Baker, Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Tom Baker.
- 1915-11-12 Richwood. Will Baker and Tom Baker and their families spent Sunday at the Fletcher and Carter farm, which Will Baker expects to occupy after the first of the year [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Tom Baker. Quote: ""spent Sunday at the Fletcher and Carter farm""
- 1915-11-19 Richwood. Will and Tom Baker and families spent Sunday at the Fletcher and Carter farm, which Will Baker expects to occupy after the first of the year Co-mentioned: Tom Baker.
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Will Baker and family moved to the Carter farm near Dexter last week [date from clip_id]
- 1916-11-03 Richwood. Will Baker and family and H. R. Cotton and family were visitors at the home of Tom Baker, Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Tom Baker. Quote: "Will Baker and family and H. R. Cotton and family were visitors at the home of Tom Baker, Sunday."
- 1917-03-30 Richwood. Will Baker and family visited Tom Baker, Sunday Co-mentioned: Tom Baker. Quote: "Will Baker and family visited Tom Baker, Sunday."
- (undated) Richwood, Missouri. Will Baker and family and Jim Hendry and family were visitors at the home of Tom Baker Sunday Co-mentioned: Jim Hendry; Tom Baker.
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.