James Baker Grave

From the Cemetery Records compiled by the Lost River Chapter DAR


Stampers Creek Township Sec. 2-T. 1N.-R.1.E. Abandoned

This lone grave is a short distance northeast of the Old Methodist graveyard, in the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of the section. The head stone is broken and leans against a large oak tree. James Baker died soon after coming from Kentucky with his family. Mary Davis Baker, his wife, was a daughter of Thomas Davis, a Revolutionary Soldier. She is buried in the Old Town Cemetery at Paoli. The late Arthur I. Dillard of Paoli, a descendant of James and Mary Baker, copied the inscription, which is viz:

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James BAKER born Aug. 12, 1779 died Aug. 12, 1816