Baker, James A. (James Addison), Jr., 1892-1973

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.

James A. Baker Jr., retrieved November 2, 2020.
Preferred name form: James A. Baker Jr. Full name: James Addison Baker. November 3, 1892 (Houston) – May 21, 1973. Parents: James A. Baker 1857-1941 and Alice Graham Baker; children: James A. Baker III and Bonner Means Baker; spouse: Bonner Means. Educated at The Hill School & Princeton. Served in WWI from July 1918 until early 1919, taking part in trench warfare on the Western Front including the battle of Battle of Saint-Mihiel, and the occupation of Germany. Cited for valor, promoted to captain. Returned to the US in April 1919. Joined w/father in real estate development, notably Broadacres subdivision. Joined family law firm, partner 10 years later. "From 1927, the Bakers resided at their house on the curve on Poor Farm Road (Bissonnet Street) in the Turner Addition. Their neighbors included relatives and friends: Browne and Adelaide Lovett Baker, Malcolm Lovett, and William Kirkland." Lived at that address for the rest of his life.