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William George Baker (January 16, 1885 [1] – April 9, 1960 [2]) was a railway conductor and political figure in Saskatchewan. He represented Moose Jaw City in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan from 1921 to 1929 as a Labour and then Liberal-Labour member and then from 1938 to 1944 as a Liberal .
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English: Scrapbook about the artist G. Howell-Baker, compiled in 1958 by T.A. Langstroth, and containing mostly original drawings by Howell-Baker that were formerly in the possession of his bereaved fiance.
William E. Meade August 2, 1839 Christopher Columbus Merritt September 29, 1830 Edward Mott June 19, 1830 George K. Nichols April 10, 1827 Isaac Newton Nutter June 23, 1836 Henry Parkman: May 23, 1850 Alfred Stamm Pinkerton March 19, 1856 William Provin February 14, 1842 William F. Ray March 2, 1854 Francis Henry Raymond February 19, 1836 John Read
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Baker served with them until 1963, when he became curator of the Francis Russell Hart Nautical Museum and part time lecturer in the MIT Department of Ocean Engineering. [1] He was the compiler of plans and specifications for a number of historic Ship replicas , including Gjoa in 1948, Mayflower II in 1957, Adventure in 1970, and Maryland Dove ...
The G.I. Joe animated series aired a two-part episode titled "D-Day at Alcatraz" (1990) Alcatraz appears in the first episodes of the second season to the animated prequel series of Gremlins, where Gizmo and his friends end up on the island controlled by a supernatural force that causes anyone who dies there to reanimate as undead zombies.
William Erskine Baker was born in Leith, near Edinburgh, Scotland, on 29 November 1808 and was the fourth son of Elizabeth and Captain Joseph Baker R.N. [1] His father died in 1817, and in 1821 he, his mother and eight siblings went to live with his mother’s uncle, Admiral James Vashon, in Ludlow, Shropshire. [1]