Person:Phebe Baker (14)

Type: aka

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653)
   John McKenzie household; Census Place: Big Spring, Shelby,Illinois; Roll: M653_228; Page: 506; Image: 510; Family History Library Film: 803228. ; Dwelling 773.

   7 July 1860
   Big Spring, Shelby, Illinois
   Dwelling 772, Family 772
   
   Nancy Baker
   35
   Female
   Slash in the black, white, mulatto column
   Farmer
   Value of real estate: 1300
   Value of personal estate: 300
   Born in Tennessee
   Cannot read and write
   
   James P. Baker
   17
   Male
   Farm Labor
   Born in Illinois
   Attended school within the year
   
   John Baker
   16
   Male
   Attended school within the year
   
   Hannah Baker
   14
   Female
   Attended school within the year
   
   Mary Baker
   12
   
   Sarah Baker
   10
   
   Nancy J. Baker
   8
   
   William Baker
   7
   
   Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Big Spring, Shelby, Illinois; Roll: M653_228; Page: 505; Image: 509; Family History Library Film: 803228.
   Source Information:Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
   Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publications M593 and T132)
   J.D. Baker household; Census Place: Big Spring, Shelby,Illinois; Roll: M593_277; Page: 32A; Image: 67; Family History Library Film: 545776; Family 180; Dwelling 184.

   Census 1870 Baker Joseph
   
   25 June 1870
   Big Spring, Shelby, Illinois
   Family 180, Dwelling 184
   
   J.D. Baker
   39
   Male
   White
   Farmer
   Value of personal estate: 311
   Born in Illinois
   Male citizen 21 years of age or older
   
   Martha Baker
   28
   Female
   White
   Housekeeper
   Born in Illinois
   
   Faraba Baker
   15
   Female
   White
   Born in Illinois
   Attended school within the year
   
   Joseph D. Baker
   8
   Male
   White
   Born in Illinois
   Attended school within the year
   
   Not Named Baker
   1
   Female
   White
   Born in Illinois

3. ↑ ^3.0 3.1 Illinois. Secretary of State. 1855 State Census of Illinois. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975).

   Rolen Daniel
   
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Females 20 to 30: 1
   
   Total: 2
   Militia: 1
   
   Paul Daniel
   
   Males Under 10: 2
   Males 30 to 40: 1
   Females Under 10: 3
   Females 20 to 30: 1
   
   Total: 7
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 250
   Number of pounds of wool: 25
   
   Thomas Daniel
   
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Females 10 to 20: 1
   
   Total: 2
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 200
   Number of pounds of wool: 15
   
   Nathan Daniel
   
   Males 50 to 60: 1
   Females 10 to 20: 1
   Females 50 to 60: 1
   
   Total: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 200
   Number of pounds of wool: 10
   Evan Baker
   
   Males 10 to 20: 2
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Males 50 to 60: 1
   Females under 10: 3
   
   Total: 7
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 600
   Number of pounds of wool: 25
   
   R.N. Cline (immediately after Evan Baker)
   
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Females Under 10: 1
   Females 20 to 30: 1
   Total: 3
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 80
   Number of pounds of wool: 8
   
   J.D. Baker
   
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Females Under 10: 1
   Females 10 to 20: 1
   Total:3
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 150
   Number of pounds of wool: 13

4. ↑ J.D. Baker (immediately after R.N. Cline)
   
   Males 20 to 30: 1
   Females Under 10: 1
   Females 10 to 20: 1
   Total:3
   Militia: 1
   
   Value of livestock: 150
   Number of pounds of wool: 13