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flag male ancestor  Richard  BAKER

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May 1885 New York, USA
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Born: May 1885 in New York, USA

Father: Eugene BAKER
Mother: Fanny E MOSHER
Maternal grandparents: Alonzo P MOSHER , Isabel BAKER

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BirthBirth — 1885
May 1885
New York, USA
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