Harriet 'Hattie' Gilbert was born in 1845. Hattie is the child of Ira Gilbert and Philena Mack.
Obituary, The Tribune, 17 September 1910[1]
Mrs. Harriet Baker
The body of Mrs. Harriet Baker of Denver was brought to Ft. Calhoun (NE) from Salt Lake City, Sept. 7, 1910 and placed beside her first husband, Mr. (Philander William) Briggs, who was buried here forty-two years ago (note; 1868)
There are also buried in this cemetery her father and mother, Elder Gilbert and wife, her brother, Thomas, and sister, Mrs. Runyan-Parker.
Baker died several years after they left here and is buried in Colorado.
Mrs. Baker was born in Bangor, New York about 1845 and came to Washington County (NE) over fifty years ago, was married to Baker in 1871 and afterwards lived for a time on part of the property now owned by John Landis.
Mrs. Baker leaves ten children, all married, two by her first husband and eight by her second.
Her body was brought back by her youngest daughter, Violet, who was a school girl here twelve years ago when a visitor at her uncle’s Thomas Gilbert’s.
The funeral was held in the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Hilkeman presiding and among other present were Mrs. Krinzer and daughter of Rockport. We did not feel well enough to attend the services.
W. H. Woods
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