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The Fenton House and Hasfield Court
Line of the Baker Family
The
Bakers of Fenton House and Hasfield Court BAK00300
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The home page of the Farndale family website of which this section is a part |
The Home page of the Baker family part of the website |
The Baker Family directory |
Notes on the Baker family history |
The Baker Family Tree, which is the best way to search the family history |
Fenton House, Staffordshire |
Hasfield Court, Gloucestershire |
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See the Central Baker Family Tree William
Baker II of Fenton 1744 to 25
November 1784. Married Sarah
Bagnall, daughter of Thomas Bagnall of Fenton William Baker
of Fenton, Culvert, Staffordshire. He was Lord of the Manor, a partner with
Baker & Bagnall of Fenton, potters
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William
Baker III of Fenton 25 November
1771 to 1833 Married Molly Bourne, daughter of John Bourne in 1794 Potter,
partner with Bourne, Baker and Bourne, Lord of the Manor Deputy Lord
Lieutenant and JP
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Richard
Baker 16 October
1774 to 1859 Married Lucy
Mansfield at St Peter Ad Vincula, Stoke on Trent on 7 August 1796 Married Ann
Mills at St Peter Ad Vincula, Stoke on Trent on 5 May 1833 Twin |
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Samuel
Baker 16 October 1774 to 1844 Married Mary Poole at St Peter Ad Vincula, Stoke on Trent on 20 March 1826 Married Myra Smith at St Peter Ad Vincula, Stoke on Trent on 9 November 1834 Twin |
Jeremiah
Baker 1778 Married Mary
Aynsley at Norton in the Moors, Staffordshire on 1 December 1800 |
Charity
Baker About 1780? to ? |
Mary Baker About 1782? to ? |
Jane Baker 30 November
1786 to ? Married
Edward Warrant on 18 November 1808 |
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Harriet Baker 29 September 1794 to 1834 Married, 14 April 1825 at Stoke-on-Trent, Henry Cartwright of New Inn Mill, Trentham, Staffordshire One daughter |
Charity Baker 5 February 1796 to 1844 Married, 14 April 1825 at Stoke-on-Trent, Philip Barnes Broade JP (1803-52) of Fenton Manor House and Fenton Vivian No issue |
Mary Baker 2 August 1799 to 1834 One daughter |
William Baker IV of Fenton and Hasfield
Court 1800 to 16 August 1865 He inherited Fenton House from his father in 1833 and purchased the Hasfield Court estate, Glos in 1863 for Ł42,500. At his death his property passed to his next brother, Rev. Ralph Bourne Baker Unmarried No issue |
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Rev Ralph Bourne Baker of Fenton and Hasfield Court 1802 to November 1875 Married Frances, daughter of Rt Rev Singer, Bishop of Meath
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Jane Baker 6 January 1805 to 31 May 1860 Unmarried |
John Baker 10 July 1806 to 1837 In partnership with his brother William in the 1830s |
Sarah Baker 23 June 1808 to 7 July 1890 Married, 26 April 1832 at Stoke-on-Trent, John Hitchman (d. 1867) of Leamington (Warks), surgeon As a widow lived at Fenton House |
Charlotte Baker 1810 to 26 December 1874 Lived at Fenton House A railway proprietor Unmarried |
Elizabeth Baker 12 May 1812 to 14 July 1827 Died aged only 15. Stoke on Trent |
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Mary Frances Baker 21 April 1848 to 30 December 1937 Married, 28 August 1895, Canon Alfred Penny (1845-1935), prebendary and Rural Dean of Lichfield, son of Rev. Charles Joseph Penny, rector of Bubbenhall (Warks) No issue |
Sarah Adelaide Baker July 1850 to 24 April 1851 Died in infancy |
Letitia Jane Dorothea Baker 29 February 1852 to 30 November1930 Married, 28 July 1881 at Hasfield, Richard Baxter Townshend (1846-1923), youngest son of Rev. Chambré Corker Townshend No issue |
William Meath Baker of Hasfield and Fenton 1 November 1857 to 1935 Married Hannah Corbett, daughter of Captain R J Corbett Sheriff of Gloucester 1896 A close friend of the composer, Sir Edward Elgar, and was one of the friends portrayed in Elgar's 'Enigma Variations' of 1899 He inherited Hasfield Court and Fenton House from his father in 1875 and came of age in 1880. After his eldest son joined the Roman Catholic church in 1918 they agreed to break the entail on the estate so that it could be left to his second son |
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Rev. William George Corbett
Baker 13 May 1885 to 25 April 1947 Educated at Trinity College, Oxford (MA 1910) Ordained in the Church of England; curate of West Hoe, Plymouth, 1913; converted to Roman Catholicism in 1918 and became a priest at the Brompton Oratory Unmarried |
Francis (“Frank”) Ralph Meath Baker of Hasfield 23 June 1886 to 7 June 1940 Married Madeleine Susan Bryan on 12 April 1921 Served in the First World War with the Royal Field Artillery, 1914-16 as a Lieutenant. JP for Gloucestershire. A committee member of the Ledbury Hunt. |
Edward John Baker 4 August 1887 to 5 April 1936 Unmarried Yacht designer Served in First World War as a sapper in Royal Engineers, 1914-16 Sussex |
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Lucinda Helen Mary Francis
Meath Baker 19 January 1922 to 24 February 2013 Married Sir John Wells MP on 31 July 1948 Two sons and two daughters |
Judith Veronica Sybil Mary
Francis Meath Baker 13 July 1924 to 2 December 1974 Vice-President of the Girls Friendly Society, 1966-74 Unmarried |
William Gregory Francis Meath (“Gregory”)
Baker 22 April 1930 to 12 September 2019 Married Priscilla Ann Gurney on 31 May 1958 Hasfield, Gloucestershire |
Prudence Dorothea Mary Francis Meath Baker 11 February 1932 Married Sir Anthony Salt in 1957 Four daughters |
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(William John) Clovis Meath Baker 1959 |
(Samuel) Justin Francis Meath Baker 1961 |
(Hugh) Lysander Luke Meath Baker 1964 |
Joshua Ralph Meath Baker 1965 |
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Dorothea Julia Cecelia Meath Baker |
Boadicea Louisa Ann Meath Baker 1988 |
Agnes Charlotte Gertrude Meath Baker 1990 |
Constance Daffodil Bohemia Meath Baker 1992 |
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