User:Levana Taylor/James Bakers

Part I Part II Part III -- notes on other probs found during work: Coast guard, multi-person-titles

90 distinct persons. Of these, 23 are unidentified ones about whom I know essentially nothing beyond the date and description of the document they appear in, but I'm certain none of those duplicate any other.

couldn't resist throwing in two other resources I found along the way, II.2 and II.6

I'm afraid that, not knowing exactly how your data collation process works, I may not have sent you my corrections in the form you would have preferred. So I've indexed the information three different ways, as I'll explain below. Also, on a previous occasion I sent you a note indicating that a particular archival resource was to be moved from one record to another, and you made the correction; at that time I'd assumed that the associated Places, Subjects, and so forth would travel with the resource, but I found that that was not true, as they are still in the original record -- this time, therefore, I've gone into great, possibly redundant, detail, about what is to be corrected. I hope I've managed to organize the information clearly enough.

As I know you're aware, many of the records have been automatically attached to a VIAF ID that has nothing to do with the archival resources in the record, and in most cases the record heading is generated from that VIAF ID, leading to a mismatch between heading and resources. I wasn't sure what to do about recording corrections to such records; I finally opted to write as though the VIAF ID defined a record from which archival resources should be shifted to other records where they actually belong, potentially leaving the record empty. Therefore, in Part II of my document, the index of all James Baker SNAC IDs with indication of what should be corrected or moved in each record, some records have had all contents except the VIAF ID listed as to-be-moved.

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== Part I is the key to everything: it's a full description of the 90 records you would end up with if you completely rearranged the data. Parts II and III are alternate ways of describing sections of the information in Part I.

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Talk a lot about moving things out of records with irrelevant external links because that's the least clear

For the Record: a list of the VIAF-generated records that I moved everything out of

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==== 73286496 Baker, James K. I am not entirely sure who this is supposed to be a record for -- maybe the person identified by the VIAF record? That is James K. Baker, a computer speech recognition researcher, see Wikidata Q6137041. He has no Archival Resources to be associated with him. In this record, none of the sources except VIAF pertain to him (and therefore none of the Places or Subjects do). As for alternate names, "Baker, Jaems" is indeed a form of his name, but "Baker, James, of Add MS 39672" is not. The Exist Dates and biographical snippets don't pertain to him (and indeed, the epithet "of Add MS 39672" isn't exactly an epithet since it derives from a British Library archives code). ALSO in Archival Resources the british library.

1. The archival resources collected in this record pertain to a great number of different people, only some of whom I have managed to identify. i. Baker, James (Jim) 1818-1898. i. https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/13488663 James Baker papers, [ca. 1861]-1910. "Collection contains Baker's record book for the Dixon, Wyo. toll bridge; includes his personal accounts, accounts for persons using the bridge, bills of sale, IOUs. Miscellaneous items recorded: birth dates, letters, inventories of cattle and supplies, poetry." ii. OCLC 754863400. "Portraits of Charles S. Stobie, James Baker and Charles Christy: photographic prints." Photographic portrait taken in Denver in the 1860s or 70s, of Baker, Jim, 1818-1898. iii. OCLC 78987089 https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=700051&q=baker&facet_setname_s=dha_wpabs United States. Works Progress Administration. Utah Section. Biographical sketches, Box 1, A-Bl. Baker, Jim, 1818-1898. Text of a letter by James Baker, of Dixon, Wyoming, to the committee for the Pioneer Jubilee Celebration of 1897, as published in the Millennial Star in June 1897. Copied by Sarah L. Porter and typed by E. Peabody in 1941. Baker was a fur trader who was in the Provo area at the time of the arrival of the first Mormon pioneers https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=700051&q=baker&facet_setname_s=dha_wpabs iv. (probably) Baker, James. James Baker land documents 1860-1873. OCLC 28387762 2 land transactions in Denver, 1860 and 1873. " 	Collection contains legal copies dated October 15, 1930 of: 1. land patent (homestead claim) to James Baker for the NW 1/4 of Sec. 18, T3S, R68W, Denver City, Colo. Territory (May 15, 1873); 2. Deed of sale from James Baker to Thomas Gibson & Co. conveying one-half interest in a coal claim consisting of 160 acres situated upon Coal Creek, below California Road (November 2, 1860). Both documents were originally filed in Denver City, Kansas Territory." B. Baker, James Addison, 1930- McNamee, Wally. McNamee, Wally, photographic archive ca. 1955-2000. The named persons are all high-level federal government people of the latter half of the 20th century, so the "James Baker" named must be 16166952 Baker, James Addison, 1930- iii. Baker, James K. (James Keaton), 1919-2003. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Philadelphia Branch (Pa.). Records, 1943-1963. See Baker, James K. (James Keaton), 1919-2003 iv. Baker, James Lloyd, 1904-1999 i.OAC Review Index. OAC Review ,University of Guelph. Athletics. v.39, no.5, Jan. 1927, p.245-248. OAC Review, v.39, no.6, Feb. 1927, p.298-300. no.7, Mar. 1927, p.339-340. Alumni v.41, no.1, Sept. 1928, p.25-29. OCLC 625389470, 625481556, 625481560, 625481563 ii. Baker, James. Named in History of milk marketing in Ontario research materials, Collected by Everett Biggs. OCLC 626246079 Everett Biggs Collection https://www.lib.uoguelph.ca/archives/our-collections/agricultural-history-and-rural-heritage/everett-biggs-collection E. https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/317621467 Jazz recital, Stevens Center, Winston-Salem, N.C., Oct. 31, 1989. Bob Hallahan, piano ; Paul Ingbretsen, bass ; James Baker, drums ; Ronald Rudkin, saxophone and clarinet. Perhaps the James Baker profiled in Charlotte Magazine, December 22, 2014; he was a jazz drummer performing in North Carolina in the late 80s. F. Baker, James; Baker family. Miscellanea, 1801-1824. John Baker's commissions in the New York State Militia, other papers pertaining to him, James Baker, and Sally Baker, and a book of prayers by Benjamin Jenks, bearing an Albany imprint of 1801. (Baker, John, 1774-1816.) https://www.worldcat.org/title/miscellanea-1801-1824/oclc/155464960 ; Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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II. Archival resources to be added. (James A. Baker III)

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========= Baker, James A., 1857-1941 Q15996390 https://snaccooperative.org/view/4924351 Baker, James Addsion, 1857-1941 https://snaccooperative.org/view/19533614 I. Archival Resources in 4924351 i. "Early Rice Institute records UA 101., 1844-1941 (bulk 1880-1916)" http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ricewrc/00226/00226-P.html B. "Alfred C. Finn Papers MSS 0019., 1913-1964" http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/houpub/00024/00024-P.html iii. "Capt. James A. Baker Family papers MS 487., 1874-1951" http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ricewrc/00130/00130-P.html http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/261225267

II. Errors in 4924351 i. "William B. Provine collection of evolutionary biology reprints, 20th century" http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMM06776-B.xml It isn't clear which biologist named James A. Baker is the author in this collection of scientific articles. One possibility is James A. [Arthur] Baker of the University of Guelph (Wikidata Q96781284), but there are surely others.

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=== James B[arnes] Baker, architect VIAF ID: 125399242 NOTE that this is different

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Baker, James Addison, 1821-1897 Q6128383 https://snaccooperative.org/view/38465448

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Baker, James Chamberlain, 1879-1969 (bishop) Q6131197 https://snaccooperative.org/view/70845580 Archival Resources: i. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122597111 B. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/215449488 II. Archival resources to Add i. The James C. Baker referenced in "Arthur Stanley Pease correspondence and compositions" https://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/hou01321/catalog is probably James Chamberlain Baker, since he and Pease were both professors at the University of Illinois during the same time period. Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. III. Source Citation: http://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/hou01321/catalog Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. From This Source: Name Entry: Baker, James C. Relation: Pease, Arthur Stanley, 1881-

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Baker, James Sherman, 1835-1880 Q97057350 https://snaccooperative.org/view/19933832 i. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52445191 B. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/43422420

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 * 1) James Baker. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency 1864-1870
 * 2) James H. Baker. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency 1864-1870
 * 3) James M. Baker #1. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency  1864-1870
 * 4) James M. Baker #2. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency  1864-1870
 * 5) James M. Baker #3. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency  1864-1870
 * 6) James M. Baker #4. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency  1864-1870
 * 7) James M. Baker #5. Had a file with the U.S. Army and Navy Claim Agency  1864-1870

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Baker, James, Lieutenant-Colonel, 1830-1906 Baker, James, 1830-1906 Q5250220 https://snaccooperative.org/view/74132374

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James A. Baker Institute Q96906625 https://snaccooperative.org/view/22241745

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Baker, James T. unknown Correspondent of Smithsonian Institute Secretary Joseph Henry between 1863 and 1879 Archival resources SIA RU000026, Smithsonian Institution Office of the Secretary, Correspondence, 1863-1879 https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_216640

Baker, James T. (U.S. Coast Guard) "Record Group 26 - Records of the United States Coast Guard (USCG)" https://www.archives.gov/findingaid/stat/discovery/26

James D. Baker, deck crew, b. 1953-08-14, d. 05/11/1990; drowned in North Atlantic Ocean due to carelessly falling into the water while on deck duty MC90003715BAKER    JAMES D   19530814DC        FL N2 WATRDROWN     MULTIPARTSDNVC      CRLSS     WRONG MOVEJACDECKDD99AON     197905/11/1990J POLSTON D962074   VN90004358US        FISH          CONV      35     15    BIGGIN                                  001 case, last name, first name,d.o.b.,status,nature of accident,nature of injury,parts injured,result,primary cause,secondary cause,investigating office,location on vessel,activity,

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Baker, James M., 1948- the birthdate is that of Q96843779 but both archival resources are from the 19th century https://snaccooperative.org/view/74595776

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Baker, James M. (James Marion), 1861-1940. Secretary of the U.S. Senate; part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidential campaign team. Q6138914 https://snaccooperative.org/view/24004521 I. Archival Resources. 1. . http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/findingaids/roper/ (Daniel C. Roper papers, 1860-1958) mentions correspondence 1928-1939 with a James M. Baker who is probably James Marion Baker 1861-1940, since both he and Roper worked with President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the time period in question. Currently filed under 16166952 Baker, James Addison, 1930- Baker, James; Baker, James H.; Baker, James M.

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=== Jim Baker 1818-1898. Q6193504 II. Additional Archival Resources 1. https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/13488663 James Baker papers, [ca. 1861]-1910. "Collection contains Baker's record book for the Dixon, Wyo. toll bridge; includes his personal accounts, accounts for persons using the bridge, bills of sale, IOUs. Miscellaneous items recorded: birth dates, letters, inventories of cattle and supplies, poetry." Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. 2. OCLC 754863400. "Portraits of Charles S. Stobie, James Baker and Charles Christy: photographic prints." Photographic portrait taken in Denver in the 1860s or 70s, of Baker, Jim, 1818-1898. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. 3. OCLC 78987089 https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=700051&q=baker&facet_setname_s=dha_wpabs United States. Works Progress Administration. Utah Section. Biographical sketches, Box 1, A-Bl. Baker, Jim, 1818-1898. Text of a letter by James Baker, of Dixon, Wyoming, to the committee for the Pioneer Jubilee Celebration of 1897, as published in the Millennial Star in June 1897. Copied by Sarah L. Porter and typed by E. Peabody in 1941. Baker was a fur trader who was in the Provo area at the time of the arrival of the first Mormon pioneers https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=700051&q=baker&facet_setname_s=dha_wpabs Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. 4. Baker, James. James Baker land documents 1860-1873. https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/28387762 2 land transactions in Denver, 1860 and 1873. " 	Collection contains legal copies dated October 15, 1930 of: 1. land patent (homestead claim) to James Baker for the NW 1/4 of Sec. 18, T3S, R68W, Denver City, Colo. Territory (May 15, 1873); 2. Deed of sale from James Baker to Thomas Gibson & Co. conveying one-half interest in a coal claim consisting of 160 acres situated upon Coal Creek, below California Road (November 2, 1860). Both documents were originally filed in Denver City, Kansas Territory." Maybe Baker, Jim, 1818-1898. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K.

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Baker, James H. (James Heaton), 1829-1913 Q14623604 https://snaccooperative.org/view/16156780 Archival Resources. I. In 16156780 i. OCLC 639592997 "Certificate appointing Jacob Heaton a trustee of the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, 1857 Mar. 20." B. "Gordon, Hanford Lennox, 1836-1920. Hanford L. Gordon papers, 1868-1920."http://www2.mnhs.org/library/findaids/01078.xmlC. OCLC 122524291 "Gordon, Hanford Lennox, 1836-1920. Hanford L. Gordon papers, 1868-1920." iv. OCLC 122615868 "Jones, Stiles P., 1862-1920. Stiles P. Jones and family papers, 1848-1918. " E. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Letters to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. 1761-1904. https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/repositories/24/resources/1598 F. "Mary Edwards Walker Papers, 1799-1919 " https://library.syr.edu/digital/guides/w/walker_me.htm G. OCLC 122474770 "Mills, Samuel Titus, 1819-1873. Samuel T. Mills and family reminiscences, 1933." H. OCLC 122599860 "Moore, Kate O. Biographical data on Greenleaf Clark, 1904 December 18 / by Kate O. Moore." I. http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf7j49n8zt"Photographic Portrait File " Huntingdon Library.

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Baker, Jimmy, about 1915-2010 Wikidata: Q12858641 SNAC: VIAF: 8184148390851710830009 Exist dates: born about 1915; died 2010-04-20

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Baker, James C. Q98392511 Student of folklore at the University of Oregon between 1969 and 1970 (per http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv78292); published an article "Echoes of Tommy Knockers in Bohemia, Oregon, Mines" in Western Folklore, Vol. 30, no. 2, April 1971. Nothing further known. I. Archival Resources: i. "Folktales from Bohemia Mines, 1970" http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv78292 Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. B. "Initial Contacts for a Rogue River Oral History and Folklore Project, 1970" http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv04571Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. iii. "McAffee's Confession, 1969" http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv58978 Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. II. Source Citations: All 3 of the archival resources, currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. III. Places: "John Day, Oregon," "Agnes[s], Ore.," and "Bohemia Mines, Cottage Grove, Ore." Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. IV. Related Names: Barton, George S.; Barton, Hal; Estes, George; Haight, Clint; Hembree, Capt. W.H.; Hentz, Carl; Lombard, Herbert W.; Nelson, Ray; Patten, Bill; Sims, Hank; W., Lloyd (Dr.) Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C. V. Subjects: Bohemia miners; Federal Writers Project; German immigrants. Currently filed under 12020852 Baker, James C.

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James Baker (drummer) Wikidata item: Q98433879 VIAF ID: none SNAC ID: none (?) Exist dates: born 1950s Biography: He wrote extensive self-portraits [] and []. The key facts are that he taught drums and music theory at Berklee College of Music for several years in the 1970s; was a drummer performing with various ensembles from the 1970s until 2003, including the touring production of Ain't Misbehavin' and a jazz quintet that spent a year in Germany in 1985; after that he settled in Charlotte, North Carolina; also became a licensed piano tuner in 1988; from 2003 to 2015, was the piano technician of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra and the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center. Archival resources: i. (probably) https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/317621467 Jazz recital, Stevens Center, Winston-Salem, N.C., Oct. 31, 1989.

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Baker, John, 1671-1746. Ledger, 1743-1775. Winterthur Library http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122355462

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Baker, James B., 1847-1918

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========= Baker, Jim, active 1951, nephew of Joseph Holbrook Wikidata: none SNAC: 3128258 VIAF: none Exist Dates: active 1951 (the source states that the score was "[p]resented by the composer to his nephew, Jim Baker, in Dec. 1951") Biography: Unknown to me. Archival Resources: i. http://searcharchives.bl.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?srt=rank&ct=search&mode=Basic&indx=1&vl(freeText0)=032-001959857&fn=search&vid=IAMS_VU2 "JOSEPH HOLBROOKE: 'Dylan, Son of the Wave'"

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Baker, James, active 1750-1775 Contributor to "Daniel Baker financial papers, 1750-1848." Although you indicate that the repository for these papers is the Massachutts Historical Society, they're not on the list of collections on the society's website. The WorldCat record doesn't say where they are, and I haven't been able to find any other mention of them online. What's more, I couldn't further identify either Daniel (active 1804-1848 in Hubbardston and Princeton, Mass.) or his grandfather James (active 1750-1775). At any rate it's clear that the grandfather is not James Baker 1713-1776 of Dorchester Mass., [] above.

Daniel Baker financial papers, 1750-1848; bulk: 1804-1848. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/47814990 Massachusetts Historical Society "Collection also includes a commonplace-book kept by James Baker [Daniel's grandfather], recording family history and events and religious observations, "

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Baker, James H., 1829- Q52629209 https://snaccooperative.org/view/68782088

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Baker, James H. (James Hutchins), 1848-1925 Q55720871 https://snaccooperative.org/view/21387854 Archival Materials. besides the sources, ALSO the archival resource http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/427343022 "Printed materials 1878-1983 (bulk 1889-1970)." Wikidata: Q55720871 SNAC: 21387854 VIAF: 309676362 (NB: SNAC 21387854 is currently associated with the deprecated VIAF ID 242156007)

i. "" B. "Brackett, J. Raymond, 1854-1922,. University of Colorado: President's Office, 1893-1913" OCLC 427275865 iii. "DeLong, Ira M.,. University of Colorado, Boulder Printed materials." OCLC 427287477 iv. "University of Colorado: medical school graduating class of 1901." OCLC 427296790 E. "University of Colorado, Boulder. Printed materials 1878-1983 (bulk 1889-1970)." OCLC 427343022

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Baker, James L. (1904-1999) Ontario Milk Marketing Board. Wikidata Q98380888. Born James L. Baker a.k.a. Jim Baker a.k.a. James Lloyd Baker a.k.a. J. Lloyd Baker. b. 16 June 1904 in West Zorra, Ontario; died 14 November 1999 in Guelph, Ontario. B.S.A. degree from Ontario Agricultural College, 1928. Affiliated with the Ontario Milk Marketing Board 1960s-1980s, probably himself a dairy producer. I. Archival Resources. 1. OCLC 625723113 University of Guelph. "Collection of OAC memorabilia including timetable, exams, English stencilled notes, freshman's beanie, and a catalogue of books by the Supplies Dept. belonging to J. Lloyd Baker, OAC '28. Also includes 2 beanies, 3 athletic letters for football and hockey, year '27 pennant, students' handbook with his timetable written inside front cover; collection of 11 various OAC banquet menus, dance programs, etc., 1926-1928, 1934; Macdonald Institute Girls' Conference banquet and graduation program, 1928." Currently filed under 20240045 Baker, James L. 2. OCLC 626715318 "OAC class photo: 1927, freshmen year, 1923." Currently filed under 20240045 Baker, James L. 3. OCLC 626751140 "Ontario Dairy Princess Competitions, 1956-1980" Currently filed under 20240045 Baker, James L. 4. OCLC 626326110 "Interview with Harry R. Hinchley" Currently filed under 20240045 Baker, James L. 5. OCLC 628906209 "Wilson's Dairy (Trenton, Ont.). Ontario dairy industry records (University of Guelph). " Currently filed under 20240045 Baker, James L. 6-9.OAC Review Index. OAC Review ,University of Guelph. Athletics. v.39, no.5, Jan. 1927, p.245-248. OAC Review, v.39, no.6, Feb. 1927, p.298-300. no.7, Mar. 1927, p.339-340. Alumni v.41, no.1, Sept. 1928, p.25-29. OCLC 625389470, 625481556, 625481560, 625481563 Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. 10. Baker, James. Named in History of milk marketing in Ontario research materials, Collected by Everett Biggs. OCLC 626246079 Everett Biggs Collection https://www.lib.uoguelph.ca/archives/our-collections/agricultural-history-and-rural-heritage/everett-biggs-collection Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K.

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James K. Baker, speech recognition Q6137041 Source: VIAF 280742513; currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K.

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Baker, James, 1739-1825 (Baker Chocolate Co.) Source: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/77072585 Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K.

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== UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS I. Little-known people i. Deeded land to John Baker in Dorchester, Mass., 1712. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. Source: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53380160 B. Baker, James, of Add MS 32688 (British Library Archives and Manuscripts collection). Wrote a letter to the Duke of Newcastle in 1733. This might perhaps be Rev. Dr. James Baker 1693-1768 (Wikidata Q97771846), since in 1732 he became vicar of Stamfordham in Northumberland, which I think was part of the Duke's area of influence. iii. Owned land in Groton, Connecticut, 1758. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. Source: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71059890

E. Baker, James, of Add MS 39672 (British Library Archives and Manuscripts collection). One of the former owners (as of 1855) of a letter by Charles I. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. F. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83615742 Corresponded with a lawyer about railroad or steamboat business in Massachusetts between 1874 and 1881. Currently filed under 73286496 Baker, James K. Source: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83615742 II. Uncertain 1. OCLC 658213682 "Rockwell Brothers. Rockwell Brothers Records, 1883-1947;" http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/01565/01565-P.html "Rockwell Brothers Records, 1883-1947;" and http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ricewrc/00176/00176-P.html "Vera Prasilova Scott portraiture collection MS 497., 1926-1937" pertain to either or both of James A. Baker (1857-1941) or James A. Baker Jr. (1892-1973). Currently filed under 16166952 Baker, James Addison, 1930-; see my more extensive note on that record.

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James Baker Free Spirit Press Collection http://findingaids.library.umass.edu/ead/mums834 James Baker was a member of the Brotherhood

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Part II. https://snaccooperative.org/view/71199692 Associated with the withdrawn VIAF ID 71199692 represents all 5 James M. Bakers in the Army and Navy Claim Agency archives http://archives.nypl.org/mss/18809 Has a Maybe-same assertion with James Baker, minister. no places, subjects, or alternate names.

3 Composite records

For the record, Baker Mercantile Company. https://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ttusw/00011/00011-P.html : Baker, Artie, 1896-1975. Baker, Dorsey, 1903–1998. Baker, Guernes, 1917-1983. Baker, James Artemas, 1859-1917. Baker, Mary, 1908–2000. Baker, Robin, 1894–1965. Baker, Alice (Sarah Alice Ratliff), 1867-1967. McGavock, Dimple Baker, 1898-1991. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23237722 names all these people except J.A. and Robin, which may be an oversight. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/ttusw/00136/00136-P.html The inventory summary only explicitly names James Artemas Baker 1859-1917, but mentions the "Baker Brothers" (i.e. Artie and Robin).

Baker, Jimmy. Artist file: miscellaneous uncataloged material. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123567497 It is not clear which artist named Jimmy Baker this MoMA file is for. It might be Jimmy Baker 1980- (Wikidata Q6199560), but there are probably others by the same name. I don't think it is Jimmy Baker c. 1910-2015 (IA.82 / SNAC 46929204), an indigenous Australian artist, since he is not likely to interest MoMA, mpr being American nor part of European-descended modern art movements.

64925981. Duplicate of 5300130, containing the same archival resource, but with incorrect exist dates (5300130 is correct)

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NOTE! 7534460 Baker, James T. (James Thomas) The link for the coast guard is erroneous

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