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Frederick James Baker, son of Thomas Baker, gardener and Hannah Baker
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Type
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1868
Born
In the Parish of Tunbridge Wells, Kent
1881 Census
Tunbridge Wells, Kent
 
26th January 1868
Christened
In the Parish of Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Tunbridge Wells Parish Registers
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At 2 Elem Cottages in the Parish of Tonbridge, Kent; Frederick J. Baker, M, Son, age 13, born Tunbridge Wells, Kent; occupation: scholar
1881 Census
Tunbridge Wells, Kent

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Baker, Bakere, Bakes family records
The ancestral pedigree of Frederick James Baker
  
 Thomas Baker
gardener		m: c 1860Hannah 
 b: 1833 Tunbridge Wells, Kent  b: 1834 Speldhurst, Kent 
  
   
 Eliza Emma Frederick James
 b: 1864 Tunbridge Wells, Kent b: 1866 Tunbridge Wells, Kent
ch: 29th Apr 1866		 b: 1868 Tunbridge Wells, Kent
ch: 26th Jan 1868
    
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