Julia K. Wetherill Baker

1858–1931 (age 73)

Biography

Julia K. Wetherill Baker was a woman of her time who lived through significant historical changes in America. She maintained family connections and community ties throughout her life in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Her final resting place at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3 stands as a testament to her place in the history of her beloved city.

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