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Mary Baker 1823 to 6 November 1905
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1823
Mary Baker was the daughter of William and Ann (nee Hough) Baker (BAK00102). She was baptised at Audlem
on 15 April 1823.
1861
1861 Census – Kinsey Heath, Buerton, Nantwich, Cheshire
William Baker, head, widower, born Leominster, Herefordshire in
1788, 73, magistrate
Ann Baker, daughter, unmarried, 38, magistrate’s daughter, born
Buerton
Mary Baker, daughter, unmarried,
33, magistrate’s daughter, born Buerton
Jane Baker, daughter, unmarried, 30, magistrate’s daughter, born
Buerton
George Baker, son, unmarried, 28, solicitor, born Buerton
Charlotte Baker, daughter, unmarried, 25, magistrate’s daughter,
born Buerton
Henrietta Baker, granddaughter, unmarried, 11,
born London
Jane E Baker, granddaughter, unmarried, 6, born Buerton
Richard D Baker, grandson, unmarried, 4, born Buerton
A visitor, John R Piercy, 29 (who would marry Mary Baker in
1863)
3 house servants and a groom
1863
Mary Baker married John Beaumont Piercy (c.1834-1900), an architect and later secretary of the
Staffordshire Waterworks Co, eldest son of Rev. John Piercy, rector of Rushock,
Worcestershire, on 22 April 1863 at Audlem.
Berrow's Worcester Journal, 25 April 1863: April 22, at the parish church, Audlem, Cheshire, by the Rev
Holland Sandford, vicar of Eaton under Heywood, assisted by the Rev J M
Gillington, curate of Audlem, John Beaumont Piercy Esquire, of Northwood
cottage, Hanley, eldest son of the rev John Piercy, rector of Rushock, in this
county, to Mary, third daughter of William Baker esquire, Highfields hall,
Cheshire. No cards sent.
1905
Mary Piercy died on 6 November 1905. Administration of her goods was granted on 6 January 1906, with
effects £306.