Annie Eliza BAKER

Father: Benjamin Moberly BAKER
Mother: Emily Ann HULL

Family 1: Charles C. DANIELS

(1) 1910 United States Census for Texas, Hemphill Co., Canadian Town, Canadian Justice Precinct: Ward Three; Supervisor's District 13; Enumeration District 138; Sheet 20A; April 29, 1910: Chas. C. and Annie E. [HULL] DANIELS are listed as having been married 9 years.

  1. Benjamin M. Baker DANIELS
                                                ___________________
                           _Benjamin H. BAKER_|
                          |                   |___________________
 _Benjamin Moberly BAKER _|
|                         |                    ___________________
|                         |_Eliza GREER_______|
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|--Annie Eliza BAKER
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|                                              _Henry Sealy HULL _
|                          _Edwin Sealy HULL _|
|                         |                   |_Eleanor WEBB _____
|_Emily Ann HULL _________|
                          |                    _James YOUNG ______
                          |_Sarah Ann YOUNG __|
                                              |_Olivia J. // _____

Notes

Updated January 23, 2015. Compiled by Howder (www.howderfamily.com) from the following source(s):

(1) LDS FamilySearch 1880 United States Census database for E. D. 60, Precinct 1, Panola Co., TX. Family History Library Film 1255322, NA Film Number T9-1322, Page 186C.

Annie E. BAKER is the 6-year-old daughter of Benjamin and Emily BAKER. Her birthplace is Texas.

(2) 1900 United States Census for Texas, Hemphill Co., Justice No. 1 - Canadian: Supervisor's District 3; Enumeration District 33; Sheet 6A; June 12, 1900.

Annie E. [BAKER] DANIELS is the daughter of Benjamin and Emile A. BAKER. She is 26 years old, born November 1873 in Texas, and is an art teacher. Her husband Charles C. DANIELS is also a resident of the household. They have no children.

(3) 1910 United States Census for Texas, Hemphill Co., Canadian Town, Canadian Justice Precinct: Ward Three; Supervisor's District 13; Enumeration District 138; Sheet 20A; April 29, 1910.

Annie E. [BAKER] DANIELS is married to Chas. C. DANIELS, head of household. Their son Benjamin M. DANIELS is also part of the household.

- Age: 36; married for 9 years.
- Birthplace: Texas, with her father from Alabama and her mother from North Carolina.
- Annie's parents, Benjamin and Emily [Hull] BAKER, are just a few households away (sheet 19B).

(4) 1920 United States Census for Texas, Hemphill Co., Justice Precinct No. 1, Canadian Town, Ward 2: Supervisor's District 18; Enumeration District 142; Sheet 14B; January 16-17, 1920.

Annie E. [BAKER] DANIELS is married to Charles C. DANIELS, head of household. Their son B. M. DANIELS is also part of the household.

- Home: Renting.
- Age: 46 years old.
- Birthplace: Texas, with her father from Alabama and her mother from Texas.
- Occupation: Public school teacher.

(5) 1930 United States Census for Texas, Gray Co., Pampa Town: Justice Precinct; Enumeration District 90-4; Sheet 7B; April 8-9, 1930.

Annie [BAKER] DANIELS is living with her mother Mrs. B. M. BAKER (Emily Ann HULL) who is head of household. Annie's husband Charles C. DANIELS continues to live in Hemphill County -- why?

- Address: 210 Ballard? St.; appears to be a multi-tenant building.
- Age: 57 years old at time of census; 20 when first married.
- Birthplace: Texas, with her father from Alabama and her mother from North Carolina.
- Occupation: Teacher for the Public Schools (code 7494).

(6) 1940 United States Census for Texas, Gray Co., Pampa, Precinct 2: Supervisor's District 23; Enumeration District 90-6B; Sheet 4A; April 4, 1940.

Annie DANIELS is head of household, living by herself.

- Address: 403 North Ward
- Home: Renter; $20 per month
- Age: 67, widowed
- Highest Grade of School Completed: High School - 4th year
- Birthplace: Texas
- Residence on April 1, 1935: Same Place
- At Work: Yes
- Number of hours worked per week: 35
- Occupation: Teacher; Public School
- Occupation Code: V34-91-2
- Number of Weeks Worked in 1939: 52
- Salary: $1,440
- Income Other Than Salary: No

(7) U.S. City Directories via Ancestry.com

Pampa, Texas

- 1939: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr B M Baker Sch h403 N Ward
- 1940: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr B M Baker Sch h403 N Ward
- 1941: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr B M Baker Sch r403 N Ward
- 1943: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr B M Baker Sch h5, 401 Yager
- 1945: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr Sam Houston Sch h5, 401 Yager
- 1946: DANIELS Annie (wid C C) tchr PS h401 Yager apt 1

Amarillo, Texas

- 1949: DANIELS Annie Mrs. (wid Chas C) tchr Higgins Private School h4233 W 9th av
- 1952: DANIELS Annie Mrs. (wid Chas C) h4233 W 9th av

(8) Texas Deaths Certificates via Ancestry.com

- Name: Annie BAKER DANIELS
- Date of Death: March 17, 1959; 7:20 pm
- Place of Death: Northwest Texas Hospital; Amarillo, Potter County, Texas
- Usual Residence: 4233 W. 9th; Amarillo, Potter County, Texas
- Length of Stay: 15 years
- Cause of Death: Metastasis; Carcinoma of left breast (18 months)
- Date of Birth: November 27, 1873; age 85
- Birthplace: Carthage, Texas
- Usual Occupation: Teacher; Public Schools
- Father: B. M. BAKER
- Mother: Emma HULL
- Marital Status: Widowed
- Burial: Removal March 19, 1959; Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas
- Informant: B. M. DANIELS

(9) Annie BAKER DANIELS via Find a Grave

- Name: Annie BAKER DANIELS
- Birth: Nov. 27, 1873
- Death: Mar. 17, 1959
- Burial: Llano Cemetery; Amarillo, Randall County, Texas, USA
- Plot: Section 23 Lot 85 Space 1
- Inscription: Mother

(10) Panola Watchman; Carthage, Texas; March 26, 1959.

"Carthage Native Dies Tuesday in Amarillo. Mrs. Anna BAKER DANIELS, 85, died in Amarillo last Tuesday. She was a native of Carthage, born Nov. 27, 1873, and was the daughter of Mrs. Emmie HULL BAKER and granddaughter of the late Col. Edwin Sealey HULL. She was the widow of Charles C. DANIELS, who died in 1930. She was also a member of the First Methodist Church of Carthage. Mrs. DANIELS taught in the Panhandle area for more than 50 years. She served as the principal of the B. M. BAKER School in Pampa, named for her father, who was Texas’ first superintendent of public instruction. Final rites were held at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with burial in Llano Cemetery, Amarillo. Surviving are her son, B. M. DANIELS of Amarillo, a grandson B. M. DANIELS Jr. of Waco, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Herbert SATTERFIELD, Amarillo."

(11) LaGrone, Leila B., editor, "A History of Panola County, Texas 1819-1978" (Panola County Historical Commission: Carthage, TX, 1979), page 327 (entry 362) and page 364 (entry 426).

- Taught school in the Texas panhandle for more than fifty years; "served as principal of B. M. Baker School in Pampa, Texas, which was named for her father."