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This cemetery should maybe be called/referred to as the Baker Cemetery, as it was in the former town of Baker; most of the population moved to Avery when the train was run through there in early 1900's. Name of cemetery provided by: Nancy Robertson Schallner
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Direction to the cemetery. Go 3 miles south of Avery to the Parkland road. Go east (left) about 1 + or - a mile I'm not sure just how far, but two miles is too far I think. It seems like it is at about the half section point, which would make it about 1 and 1/2 miles. It has about 50 yds of fence that consists of pig wire but it is just a mesh fence on the north side of the road. It was rather broken down then and the weeds and grass have probably grown up around it by now.
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an obit, tombstone photo, funeral home record or memorial card to this website,
please send Carmen Watkins an e-mail.
| BROWN | JOSEPH | 09-13-1818 | 06-06-1819 | |
| HENRY | ELIZABETH | 02-20-1903 | 83 YRS OLD | |
| HENRY | PEARL | 1888 | 1909 | |
| HENRY | RACHEL | 07-03-1887 | 04-12-1888 | |
| HENRY | ROSS | 08-09-1899 | 06-29-1903 |
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