Sampson Baker

29 November 1581 (baptised) to 1647

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1581

 

Sampson Baker was the son of William and Margery Baker (BAK00010). He was baptised on 29 November 1581 at Holy Trinity, Coventry.

 

1605

 

Sampson Baker married Millicent Gooddale (? to 1634) in 1605 in Market Bosworth, near Nuneaton.

 

1606

 

George Baker was born and died in 1606 (BAK00030).

 

1608

 

William Baker (1608 to 1671) (BAK00031) was born in 1608.

 

1610

 

Dorothy Baker (BAK00032) was born in 1610.

 

1611

 

Thomas Baker (BAK00033) was born in 1611.

 

1614

 

Sampson Baker (1614 to 1668) (BAK00034) was born in 1614.

 

1617

 

Elizabeth Baker (1617 to 1638) (BAK00035) was born in 1617.

 

1619

 

George Baker (1619 to 1619) (BAK00036) was born in 1619.

 

1620

 

Walter Baker (1620 to 1645) (BAK00037) was born in 1620.

 

1622

 

John Baker (BAK00038) was born in 1622.

 

1624

 

Nicholas Baker (1624 to 1645) (BAK00039) was born in 1624.

 

1628

 

Millicent Baker (1628 to 1645) (BAK00040) was born in 1628.

 

1634

 

Millicent Baker died in 1634.

 

1638

 

In 1638, Sampson Baker was a Woolman of Baxterley, Warwickshire.

 

1641

 

On 9 October 1641 Sampson Baker married Esther Martin at St Michael, Lichfield, Staffordshire.

 

1647

 

Sampson Baker of Baxterley, Warwickshire died before October 1647. Probate 14 October 1647, London. Proved by his sons William and Thomas Baker.

 

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