Susanna Baker
26 May 1714 (baptised) to 17 November 1771 (buried)
BAK00071
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1714
Susanna Baker was the daughter of
Richard and Mary (nee Smith) Baker (FAR00060). She
was baptised at Leominster on 26 May 1714.
1771
Susanna Baker, daughter of Richard
Baker, was buried at St Giles Cripplegate, City of London on 17 November 1771.
(St Giles Cripplegate, City of London Parish Records)
(There was a Shusanna
(sic?) Baker, daughter of Richard and Mary Baker, who was buried on 3
December 1719 at Leominster (Herefordshire burials). It is possible this was the
Susannah who was born in 1714 mand that another
Susannah was born afterwards)