Birth: 1720 Headley, Hampshire, UK
Father: Christopher Baker 1675-1739
Mother: Ann (Anne) Hunt 1675-1734
Christening: 20 May 1720 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Marriage: 21 May 1736 St Bartholomew, Haslemere, Surrey, UK
Wife: Ann (Anne) Loveland (Lonland, Louland) b1721-a1742
Death: November 1742 Headley, Hampshire, UK
Burial: 17 November 1742 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Nicolas (Nicholas) Baker 1736-1808
John Baker 1738
Stephen Baker 1742
Entry in the IGI for the christening of Nicholas Baker on 20 May 1720 in Headley, Hampshire, parents Christopher Baker and Anne. The same information is in Ancestry All England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975.
Entry in Ancestry All Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 for Nicholas Baker baptised on 20 May 1720 in Headley, All Saints, parents Christopher and Anne Baker. "1720 [...] May 20 Nicholas the Son of Christopher & anne Baker was baptized".
Entry in the IGI for the marriage of Nicholas Baker and Ann Louland on 21 May 1736 in Haslemere, Surrey. The same information is in Ancestry England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973.
There are two entries in West Surrey Family History Society West Surrey Marriages for Nicholas Baker and Ann Louland of Headley Hampshire in Haslemere, one on 21 May 1735 and the 21 May 1736. (Although this states Ann came from Headley, it would make more sense if Nicholas came from Headley and Ann from Haslemere - I cannot find Louland, Lonland, Loveland in Headley records).
Entry in Ancestry All Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 for the marriage of Nicholas Baker and Ann Lonland on 21 May 1735 at Haslemere, St Bartholomew. ] "3? [...] Nicholas Baker & Ann Louland of Headly was Married May ye 21". The first two digits of the year are missing, the previous page is headed Marriages 1721, the previous year is 34 and the next year immediate after Nicholals is 37, and the last digit of the year for Nicholas is indistinct and could be a 5 or a 6 - there appears to be a complete year with no marriages, but the previous marriage was 8 February and the 1736 year started on March 25 so I assume this was 1736.
All three children were christened in Headley, parents Nicolas and Anne.
There are two submitted entries in the IGI for his birth in Haslemere in about 1711, and his marriage to Ann Lonland on 21 May 1736. Another submitted entry just gives the marriage to Ann Lonland on the same date, and another to Ann Louland on the same date.
There is an entry in Headley Burials for Nicolas Baker on 17 November 1742 - was this the same person, and were the children brought up by his parents?
Entry in Headley Wills for Baker Nicholas in 1747 with note "Will Admon renunc yeoman; bur choice 1742 or 1753" which I assume that administration of the will was renouced in 1747 but it is not clear which was the date of death
The following is extracted from Bakers of Headley: Christopher & Ann’s son Nicholas was baptized in Headley on 20 May 1720. He married Anne Loveland at Haslemere on 21 May 1736, and they had three children: Nicholas born in 1736, John in 1738 and Stephen in 1742. Nicholas senior died in 1742, being buried on 17 November.
Two entries Ancestry All Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 for Nicolas Baker buried 17 November 1742 at Headley All Saints. "1742 [...] Nov. 17 Nicolas Baker was buried Affidavit received ye 22nd do." in one and "1742 [Page] 45 [...] Nov. 17. Nicolas Baker was buried." in the other.
Susan F Belsey has an entry in Nicholas Baker (son of Christopher Baker and Ann Hunt) born 1720 in Headley, and died 1742. He married Anne Loveland on May 21, 1736 in Haslemere, Surrey. He was baptised on 20 May 1720, married on 21 May 1736 in Haslemere, Surrey, had three children Nicholas Baker born 33 July 1736 in Headley, died 10 January 1808, John Baker born in 1738, died date unknown, and Stephen Baker born in 1742, died date unknown, and was buried on 17 November 1742.
There are sixty seven entries in AncestryAncestry Public Member Trees for Nicholas Baker.
Nicholas Baker was my fifth great grandfather.
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