Capt. Thomas Baker, s/o Timothy Baker and Sarah Hollister, captured at Deerfield 29 Feb 1703-4, taken to Canada, escaped "sometime in May or June, 1705", probably lived in Northampton, in Brookfield about 1719, Mendon 1732, Newport RI 1733, Dover NH about 1735. Petition of his wife in 1735 says "her husband past his Labour", and he had apparently died by the time of his daughter Mary's wedding in 1753, when "she and her mother were then living with Col. Otis Baker". Tradition says he died at Roxbury of the "Lethargy" while visiting friends.
