Addison is the son of Nathan BAKER Jr. 1793 - 1862, brother of Nathan C. BAKER (1830 - ?) father of Nathan A. BAKER (1843 - 1934) and Helen C. BAKER SNELL WOOD (1851 - 1901) Grand father of Addison Elton (Eltie) BAKER (1866-1938), Lily MOYN BAKER SEBBEN (1872-1960) and Jos J. and Millie WOOD. Jos and Millie where born after his death. Addison's wife, was his first cousin, Charlotte BAKER (1820 - 1892) Laura SHATTUCK (1840 - 1918) and Sarah ROSZELL (1855 - 1926) are both daughters of his sister, Angeline "Angelina" BAKER (1817 - 1892) who married Joseph Beckwith SHATTUCK (1815 - 1875) Addison has often been mixed up with Nathan Baker. Addison is the person with the white Arabian horse on his grave at Riverside Cemetery, Denver, CO; picture can be viewed at their web site, also, three pictures of Addison can be found on the Denver Library web site. There is also a picture of Addison at the Denver Historical Society.
1850 Census. Racine, Racine Co., WI p 036
#200=218 page 72 1850 City of Racine Census
r. 209 Main St.
BAKER, Addison: 32 Male Livery $3,000 b. New York
Charlotte: 29 Female b. New York
Nathan: 7 Male att. school b. New York
The Daily News: Denver, CO. Tuesday, June 15, 1880 page 8.
The stable belonging to Mr. Addison Baker was entered by horse thieves on Sunday night, and a very valuable horse stolen. The animal was branded with a letter "R" on the left shoulder. Mr. Baker has offered a reward of $50 for the horse, $100 for the horse and thief, and $200 for the dead body of the thief.
~"My treasures do not ching together or glitter. They gleam in the sun and neigh in the night." - Arabian Proverb~
1850 Census. Racine, Racine Co., WI p 036
#200=218 page 72 1850 City of Racine Census
r. 209 Main St.
BAKER, Addison: 32 Male Livery $3,000 b. New York
Charlotte: 29 Female b. New York
Nathan: 7 Male att. school b. New York
The Daily News: Denver, CO. Tuesday, June 15, 1880 page 8.
The stable belonging to Mr. Addison Baker was entered by horse thieves on Sunday night, and a very valuable horse stolen. The animal was branded with a letter "R" on the left shoulder. Mr. Baker has offered a reward of $50 for the horse, $100 for the horse and thief, and $200 for the dead body of the thief.
~"My treasures do not ching together or glitter. They gleam in the sun and neigh in the night." - Arabian Proverb~
Addison is the son of Nathan BAKER Jr. 1793 - 1862, brother of Nathan C. BAKER (1830 - ?) father of Nathan A. BAKER (1843 - 1934) and Helen C. BAKER SNELL WOOD (1851 - 1901) Grand father of Addison Elton (Eltie) BAKER (1866-1938), Lily MOYN BAKER SEBBEN (1872-1960) and Jos J. and Millie WOOD. Jos and Millie where born after his death. Addison's wife, was his first cousin, Charlotte BAKER (1820 - 1892) Laura SHATTUCK (1840 - 1918) and Sarah ROSZELL (1855 - 1926) are both daughters of his sister, Angeline "Angelina" BAKER (1817 - 1892) who married Joseph Beckwith SHATTUCK (1815 - 1875) Addison has often been mixed up with Nathan Baker. Addison is the person with the white Arabian horse on his grave at Riverside Cemetery, Denver, CO; picture can be viewed at their web site, also, three pictures of Addison can be found on the Denver Library web site. There is also a picture of Addison at the Denver Historical Society.
1850 Census. Racine, Racine Co., WI p 036
#200=218 page 72 1850 City of Racine Census
r. 209 Main St.
BAKER, Addison: 32 Male Livery $3,000 b. New York
Charlotte: 29 Female b. New York
Nathan: 7 Male att. school b. New York
The Daily News: Denver, CO. Tuesday, June 15, 1880 page 8.
The stable belonging to Mr. Addison Baker was entered by horse thieves on Sunday night, and a very valuable horse stolen. The animal was branded with a letter "R" on the left shoulder. Mr. Baker has offered a reward of $50 for the horse, $100 for the horse and thief, and $200 for the dead body of the thief.
~"My treasures do not ching together or glitter. They gleam in the sun and neigh in the night." - Arabian Proverb~
1850 Census. Racine, Racine Co., WI p 036
#200=218 page 72 1850 City of Racine Census
r. 209 Main St.
BAKER, Addison: 32 Male Livery $3,000 b. New York
Charlotte: 29 Female b. New York
Nathan: 7 Male att. school b. New York
The Daily News: Denver, CO. Tuesday, June 15, 1880 page 8.
The stable belonging to Mr. Addison Baker was entered by horse thieves on Sunday night, and a very valuable horse stolen. The animal was branded with a letter "R" on the left shoulder. Mr. Baker has offered a reward of $50 for the horse, $100 for the horse and thief, and $200 for the dead body of the thief.
~"My treasures do not ching together or glitter. They gleam in the sun and neigh in the night." - Arabian Proverb~
