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Note: 1830 census for Franklin County, Illinois lists on page 101: William Baker as head of household
Baker, william 0001 30001 P 101
Males Females
1st Digit under age 5 7th Digit age 40 but under 50
2nd Digit age 5 but under 10 8th Digit age 50 but under 60
3rd Digit age 10 but under 15 9th Digit age 60 but under 70
4th Digit age 15 but under 20 10th Digit age 70 but under 80
5th Digit age 20 but under 30 11th Digit age 80 but under 90
6th Digit age 30 but under 40 12th Digit age 90 but under 100
13th Digit over 100
Other Bakers listed in the 1830 Franklin County Illinois census include:
Baker, James page 112
Baker, John page 96
Baker, John C. page 99
Baker, Robert page 112
1850 census for Williamson County, Illinois lists:
household 122 Baker, William 45 m farmer TN
Sarah 50 f TN
Sarah A. 20 f IL
David 18 m farmer IL
Burrell J. 15 m IL
Mary J. 14 f IL
1860 census for Williamson County, Illinois lists:
1646-1476 William Baker 55 M farmer 1300 800 Tennessee
Sarah 63 F Tennessee
Mary J. 20 F Illinis
David 24 M laborer 100 Illinois
James B. Wiggs 3 M Illinois
James B. Wiggs is a grandson, son of Phebe who married Hamilton Wiggs.
William Baker is buried in the Pleasant Grove cemetery located of Route13 east of Marion IL. Go to the Paulton turnoff and turn north.Approximately 3-4 miles turn east onto the Galatia Post Rd. Church andcemetery are on the left.
William Baker biography, source is Bill Davis
BIOGRAPHY: William Baker, the husband of "Aunt Sallie" Sarah Davis Bakercame to Southern Illinois with Sarah's brothers, David Jr. and Oliver andtheir spouses in 1829 and settled near them north of Crab Orchard. Whenthe Civil War cemmenced William Baker joined Company E, 60th IllinoisInfantry Vols. as a Second Lieutenant. Military pension #Z1514 in whichboth Oliver and David gave despositions on behalf of their sister. Sarahshowed that William died March 19, 1862 of Typhoid Pneumonia at CampDubois, Anna, Union County, Illinois.
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