Baker, John, 1671-1746
John Baker (1671-1746) and his son James (1713-1776) were shoemakers and farmers in Dorchester, MA near Boston. John Baker married Hannah Withington in 1708 and they had seven children. One of his sons, James, married Priscilla Paul in 1738. They had four children, one of whom (James), founded the Baker's chocolate company which still operates today.
From the description of Ledger, 1743-1775. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 122355462
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| creatorOf | Baker, John, 1671-1746. Ledger, 1743-1775 | Winterthur Library |
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| grandparentOf | Baker, Ebenezer, 1743-1798 | person |
| ancestorOf | Baker, Edmund, 1770-1846. | person |
| memberOf | Baker (Family : Baker's Chocolate) | family |
| parentOf | Baker, James, 1713-1776. | person |
| grandparentOf | Baker, James, 1739-1825 | person |
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| Animal breeding |
| Baker family |
| Boots |
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| Shoe industry |
| Shoemakers |
| Shoes |
| Twine |
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Birth 1671
Death 1746
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