| Born: | Cliffords Inn, London, England | Abt. 1607 |
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| Died: | Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony | May 11, 1685 |
| Married: | Elizabeth Flournoy or Farrar | London, England By: 1632 |
| Father: | ? Baker | |
| Mother: | ? |
Alexander Baker |
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| 1. | Elizabeth Baker | London, England Abt. 1632 |
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| 2. | Christian Baker | London, England Abt. 1634 |
| 3. | Alexander Baker | January 15, 1635/36 |
| 4. | Samuel Baker | Duxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colon January 16, 1637/38 |
| 5. | John Baker | June 20, 1640 |
| 6. | Joshua Baker | April 30, 1642 |
| 7. | Hannah Baker | September 29, 1644 |
| 8. | William Baker | May 15, 1647 |
| 9. | Benjamin Baker | March 16, 1652/53 |
| 10. | Joshua Baker | February 26, 1654/55 Died in Infancy |
| 11. | Joshua Baker | February 26, 1657/58 |
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COMMENT: Alexander Baker, the common ancestor of a numerous progeny, was born in London, England, about 1607. He sailed from London in the ship, Elizabeth &: Ann, in 1635, at the age of 28, with his wife, Elizabeth Farrar, aged 23, and two children, Elizabeth aged 2 years and Christian aged 1 year. They landed at or near Boston. It appears that for a short time he lived in Gloucester, Mass., and afterwards settled in Boston, where he became a permanent resident. His occupation was a rope maker. Alexander Baker was a Baptist and did not get along well with the Puritan authorities. |
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OATH: Before their departure from London, he obtained a certificate from a minister of the established church and before two justices of the peace took the oath of allegiance. |
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