Dorothy Baker
1610
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1610
Dorothy Baker was the daughter of
Sampson and Millicent (nee Goodale) Baker (FAR00017). She
was born in or about 1610.
1681
and 1682
There are
some Dorothy Bakers who died in or near Coventry at about the right time, but
they don’t seem to have been born Bakers.
A Dorothy Baker was buried at Holy
Trinity, Coventry on 13 December 1681 (Holy
Trinity, Coventry Parish Records).
This Dorothy Baker was a widow however, so was
unlikely to have been born a Baker.
The will of another, or the same
Dorothy Baker was proved on 26 April 1682 in Coventry. However
this Dorothy seems to have been the wife of an Edmond Baker of Tiverton (Monthly Meeting of East Div of
Devon (Exeter, Barnstaple, Collumpton)).
There was also a Dorothy Baker who
was buried at Holt, Denbighshire on 4 February 1682 (Anglican Burials), but she was the wife of John
Baker.
