Charlotte Baker
14 February 1832 to 28 April 1899
BAK00129
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1832
Charlotte Baker was the daughter
of William and Ann (nee Hough) Baker (BAK00102). She was born on 14 February 1832 and
baptised at Audlem, 23 July 1832.
Charlotte, born 14 February 1832,
died unmarried (Burke, John and Burke, Sir
Bernard (1836)(Eighteenth Edition, 1972), Bellyse
Baker of Highfields in Burke’s Landed Gentry, Volume 3, pages
35 to 38)
1841
1841 Census, Highfields, Buerton
William Baker, 50, land
Ann Baker, 45
Richard Baker, 25, solicitor
William Baker, 20, land
Sarah Baker, 20
Ann Baker, 20
John Baker , 15
Mary Baker, 15
Jane Baker, 15
George Baker, 13
Thomas Baker, 4
Charlotte Baker, 9
Charity Baker, 7
1851
1851
Census –
Highfields, Woodhouse Lane, Buerton, Nantwich, Cheshire:
William Baker,
63, head, magistrate esquire
Ann Baker,57
Ann Baker, 30
Mary Baker, 27
Jane Baker, 25
George Baker, 23
Thomas Dod Baker,
21
Charlotte Baker,
19
Charity Baker, 17
4 servants
Waggoner
1861
1861 Census – Kinsey Heath, Buerton, Nantwich,
Cheshire
William Baker, head, widower, born
Leominster, Herefordshire in 1788, 73, magistrate
Ann Baker, daughter, unmarried,
38, magistrate’s daughter, born Buerton
Mary Baker, daughter, unmarried,
33, magistrate’s daughter, born Buerton
Jane Baker, daughter, unmarried,
30, magistrate’s daughter, born Buerton
George Baker, son, unmarried, 28,
solicitor, born Buerton
Charlotte Baker, daughter, unmarried, 25,
magistrate’s daughter, born Buerton
Henrietta Baker,
granddaughter, unmarried, 11, born London
Jane E Baker, granddaughter,
unmarried, 6, born Buerton
Richard D Baker, grandson,
unmarried, 4, born Buerton
A visitor, John R Piercy, 29 (who
would marry Mary Baker in 1863)
3 house servants and a groom
There is a window by C E Kempe in
the north aisle of the parish church of St James the Great at Audlem, in memory
of Charlotte Baker who died in 1858. But this cannot have been her.
1871
1871 Census – 25 Church Street, Kidderminster
Thomas D Baker, married, 40,
architect
Emily Baker, 33, his wife
Charlotte Baker, 35, his sister
Elizabeth Nauley, 19, servant
1899
Charlotte Baker died on 28 April
1899 (Monumental Record).
Gravestone at Audlem Cemetery