William was born on Sept 15, 1842, in Saint-Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada[1]. Son of David Baker and Isabella Cattenach. Birth place is assume based upon the information that Isabella resided in Saint-Anicet her whole life[2].
In the 1870 US Census for William L. Baker[4] in Fillmore County, Nebraska, we find 1. William L. Baker, 27, M, W, Farmer, Canada, Father and Mother Foreign birth; 2. Ruth M. Baker, 26, F, W, Keeping House, Ohio; 3. Jennie G. Baker, 6, F, W, Ohio; 4. George H. Baker, 4, M, W, Ohio; 5. Edith Baker, 1, F, W, Ohio
In the 1880 US Census for William L. Baker[5] in Franklin, Fillmore, Nebraska, we find 1. William Baker, W, M, 36, Farmer, Canada, Scotland, New York; 2. Ruth Baker, W, F, 26(36), Wife, Keeping House, Ohio, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania; 3. Jennie Baker, W, F, 15, Daughter, Keeping house, Ohio, Canada, Ohio; 4. George Baker, W, M, 14, Son, Farming, Ohio, Canada, Ohio; 5. Eda Baker, W, F, 10, Daughter, at home, Ohio, Canada, Ohio; 6. William Baker, W, M, 6, Son, at home, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio; 7. Charles Baker, W, M, 4, Son, at home, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio
In the 1885 Nebraska Census for William L. Baker[6] in Franklin, Fillmore, Nebraska, we find 1. Wm Baker, W, M, 42, Canada, Scotland, Scotland; 2. Ruth Baker, W, F, 42, wife, Keep House, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ohio; 3. George Baker, W, M, 19, son, laborer, Ohio, Canada, Ohio; 4. Edith Baker, W, F, 15, daughter, home, Ohio, Canada, Ohio; 5. William Baker, W, M, 12, son, school, Nebraska, Canada,Ohio; 6. Charles Baker, W, M, 10, son, school, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio; 7. David Baker, W, M, 4, son, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio; 8. Ruth Baker, W, F, 1, daughter, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio; 9. True Tacy, W, F, 76, mother-in-law, boarder, Ohio, Virginia, Virginia
In the 1900 US Census for William L. Baker[7] in Franklin, Fillmore, Nebraska, we find 1. William Baker, Head, W,M, Sept 1842, 57, Canada, Canada, Scotland; 2. Luth H. (Ruth M.) Baker, wife, W, F, Mar 1842, 58, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio; 3. Dave L. Baker, Son, W, M, Apr 1881, 19, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio; 4. Eva Baker, daughter, W, F, Aug 1883, 16, Nebraska, Canada, Ohio
In the 1910 US Census for William L. Baker[8] in Franklin, Fillmore, Nebraska, we find 1. Wm L. Baker, Head, M, W, 67, Canada, New York, Scotland; 2. Ruth Baker, Wife, F, w, 68, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ohio
William Baker passed away on January 24, 1920, in Ohiowa, Fillmore, Nebraska and is buried in the Ohiowa Cemetery in Ohiowa, Nebraska.[1]
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with William by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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