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Baker, Luther Strong c1888 SterlingCO Indian parade anc_beforetime
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Sterling, Colorado
Posted 24 Apr 2010 by beforetime
Helped build the first courthouse in Sterling, Colorado and a member of Buffalo Bill's buffalo hunting parties
Luther Strong Baker
Posted 24 Oct 2010 by lvhn1
"Luther S Baker, the well known insurance and real estate man of Endicott, Nebraska, is counted among the old settlers of this part of Southeastern Nebraska....
"Mr. Baker was born in Allegany county, New York, March 22, 1839, a son of Daniel and Abigail Strong Baker, the former of whom died in 1856, aged fifty-three, and the latter at the age of fifty-three in Pennsylvania. They were parents of fifteen children: five of the sons were Union soldiers, Alanson, who was wounded at Cedar Mountain, Hiram, David, who was killed at Cedar Mountain, Luther and Amandon, who was in the war....
Luther S Baker lived at home in New York until 1856, and then went with his parents to Virginia. In May, 1861, he enlisted at Roulette, Potter county, Pennsylvania, for three month's service, but did not leave the state of Pennsylvania. September 28, 1861, he enlisted in Company H, Forty-sisth Pennsylvania Infantry...his term of enlistment being for three years and he received his honorable discharge at Alexandria, Virginia, July 16, 1865....at Cedar Mountain, August 9, (1862), was taken prisoner and held at Belle Isle until the following November, when he made his escape and joined his regiment...He returned home to Potter county, Pennsylvania, where he remained until 1870, when he came to the state of Nebraska and took a homestead in Jefferson county. He has since been engaged in farming and other lines of activity, and now has a large business in insurance and real estate...
"On August 11, 1872, Mr. Baker was married in Nebraska to Miss Amanda M. Wells, who come here in 1867, a daughter of one of the old settlers, James A. Wells, who was soldier in the twentieth Iowa Infantry and now lives at Lamar, Missouri. Ten children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Baker, as follows: Alvin, Adella, Andrew, Florence, William, James, Maud, Rosetta, David, and Wanda, who is deceased..." A Biographical and Genealogical History of Southeastern Nebraska, Chicage, Lewis Publishing Company, 1904, pp. 569-570.
Courthouse, Research from Nita Stolns, posted by Nita Stolns
W E Crissman Law Office and Temporary Courthouse (posted by Nita Stolns)
Page two of the entrounge thu Sterling (Original Photo Property of Nita Stolns)
Luther Stong Baker (Original Photo Property of Nita Stolns)
Some of the primative lifestyle in Sterling turn of cent (Original Photo Property of Nita Stolns)
Adel 'Della' Caroline Baker. (Posted by Nita Stolns)
Sterling, Colorado
Posted 09 Apr 2016 by beforetime
Helped build the first courthouse in Sterling, Colorado and a member of Buffalo Bill's buaffalo hunting parties
Page two of the entrounge thu Sterling (Original Photo Property of Nita Stolns)
cal late 1880's
Sterling Colorado
This is part of the Indian celebration that paraded thru town with Luther Strong Baker in the lead. Luther is featured on Page one in the front
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