Anne Baker
4
October 1579 (baptised) to probably 22 January 1625
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1579
Anne Baker was the daughter of
William Baker (BAK00010) and
was baptised at Holy Trinity, Coventry on 9 April 1579 (Holy Trinity Coventry Parish
Records).
1625
There was an Ane Baker, described
as a servant, who was buried at Austrey, about ten
miles north of Coventry, on 22 January 1625 (Austrey Parish Registers). This seems likely to have been
her. If so, she would have been 46 years old.
