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Baker, Rufus Chas & Bessie Kissel c1898 FB190123LarryJohnson

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Larry Johnson?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy
January 23 · 2019

My maternal grandparents, Rufus Charles (1874-1946) and Bessie Kissel Baker (1877-1965).
Picture c. 1898.
Rufus was a son of Isaac Baker, Jr. and Polly Amy Luce Baker of Coudersport.
Bessie was a daughter of Joseph and Flora Fosmer Kissel of Sterling Run.
Rufus and Bessie were married at her father's home May 4, 1898.
Rufus and Bessie made their home first in Coudersport, before moving to Shinglehouse and later Olean.

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Patricia Neilly Vella
Love these old pics !
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Larry Johnson
How about grandpa's hair?!
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January 23, 2019

· My maternal grandparents, Rufus Charles (1874-1946) and Bessie Kissel Baker (1877-1965). Picture c. 1898.
Rufus was a son of Isaac Baker, Jr. and Polly Amy Luce Baker of Coudersport. Bessie was a daughter of Joseph and Flora Fosmer Kissel of Sterling Run. Rufus and Bessie were married at her father's home May 4, 1898. Rufus and Bessie made their home first in Coudersport, before moving to Shinglehouse and later Olean.

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Patricia Neilly Vella
Love these old pics !
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Larry Johnson
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How about grandpa's hair?!
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Lydia Boots Haskins
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Larry Johnson
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Rufus died when I was 3 months old. I grew up and loved my Grandma Baker (lived a short block away) till she passed in 1965. She knew I collected coins. She gave me an 1878 Silver (Morgan) Dollar that her father Joseph Kissel had given her when she was a baby. He drilled a hole on it and Grandma wore it around her neck and cut her teeth on it. I treasure it.
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Lydia Boots Haskins
fantastic !
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Warr White
Hey Larry Johnson my great great grandma is Alice Baker. My great Grandpa is Lloyd Baker/John White. Anyhow in our family our heritage has been mystery for years due to his name change, curious if have any photos of Alice (or lloyd) in your searching?
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Larry Johnson
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Loscelia , b. 4 Feb.1889; d. 25 Mar.1889
ii. Lloyd6, b.1891; m. Marie?
iii. Lex6, b.1891; m. Coudersport 31 Dec.1912
License #3339 Zelma Thompson, Hebron, Pa.
b. 1894; dau. of Burt Thompson and Lydia,
of Crandall Hill, Coudersport. 1939, res.
Franklinville, N.Y.
Children: surname Baker, order unk.
a)Arlouine , m . Angelo Nosea; res,
Franklinvill e
b)Maxine?, b. l Feb.1924; d.24 Nov.
1933. V.R, Coudersport
c)Eileen?
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Larry Johnson
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Warr White This is from "Descendants of William Baker" All I have on Lloyd Baker. Baby Loscelia is buried at Hebron Cemetery (Crandall Hill) near my gr-grandparents Isaac and Polly Amy and GrGr Grandparents Isaac B. and Permelia.
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Warr White
Larry Johnson alice baker (1872-1932) is Rufus and Omers sister, daughter of Isaac and Polly. She married Luther Baker, oldest son of Amandon when she was 16. They had 4 children Losceilla, Lloyd, Leck, and Leon. They divorced in 1900 and she married Charles Mirecle that same year. They had 2 children issac and Mary mirecle. Alice's 3rd husband was Irving (ervin) Smith he is actually the son of Sarah Jane Baker and Alice's 1st cousin.
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Larry Johnson
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Warr White I have "Descendants of William Baker" compiled 1985 by Merl F. Baker as a .pdf file. If you message me your email I can send it to you. It is searchable.
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Warr White
May be an image of text
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Larry Johnson
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Kissel, Kissell, now Keisel. It is "Kissel" on the stones at the Sterling Run Cemetery.
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