William Baker
c 1731 to 25 July 1736 (buried)
BAK00080B
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1731
William Baker was the son of
William Baker (FAR00068).
He was probably born in about 1731.
1736
William Baker, the son of William
Baker, died in 1736 and was buried at St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth on 25 July
1736 (St Mary Magdalene,
Bridgnorth Parish Records).
