William Baker
15 May 1608 (baptised) to 14 August 1665 (buried)
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1608
William Baker was the son of
Sampson and Millicent (nee Goodale) Baker (FAR00017). He
was born in or about 1608 at Market Bosworth, Leicestershire and baptised on 15
May 1608.
There was also a William Baker,
son of Samson (sic) Baker, was born in 1612 and baptised at St Dunstan
and All Saints, Stepney in February 1612 (St
Dunstan Parish Records). This seems less likely
as they seem to have moved to Stepney later.
1631
William Baker, husbandman, married
Susannah Nurse at Market Bosworth on 29 October 1631 (Market Bosworth Parish Records).
The marriage of William Baker and
Susannah Nurse reimagined using artificial intelligence
1640
William Baker, husbandman, working
in Market Drayton, reimagined by artificial intelligence
1665
William Baker, son of Sampson
Baker, died in or about 1665 and was buried on 14 August 1665 at St Dunstan,
Stepney (St Dunstan, Stepney
Parish Records).
