David H. BAKER

                   1900 -  teacher
1910 - travelling agent for Books.
1920 - was a salesman for books and stationary. Parents  were bonr in PA.
Henry and Eliza Rodgers lived near.
1930 - lived in Abbottstown. He was a widower.  He was a clerk at the state capitol.
1933 - was an executor of W.F. Hollinger.
Was Justice of the Peace in the Abbottstown area.

George Washington Baker - New Oxford Item 22 Nov 1956
G.W. Baker Funeral COnducted Saturday
Pallbearers ar the funeral Saturday of George Washington Baker, one of Adams County's most prominent citizens, were John Hollinger, George G. Hollinger, Mark K.Baker, Richard Hoke, Jed Harman and Herbert Hoke.
Funeral services were held in St. John's Lutheran Church, Abbottstown. Intermentwas in the church cemetery.
Mr. Baker had been raking his leaves on the lawn of his home when he was fatallystricken Wed afternoon. Death followed in a matter of minutes. His wife Maude Hollinger died in 1920.
Surviving are two daughters and a son, Mrs. John Sheffer, Hanover; Mrs. John M. Seaks, at home, and Tom H. Baker, of Washington, PA.
There are 5 grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Carson, Marion, and Mrs. Susan Stock, Abbottstown.
He was a past master of Hebron Lodge 465 of the Masons of New Oxford.
                  

                   1900 - teacher.
1956 - livedin Marion.
                  

                   1956 - lived in Abbottstown.
Could be Susan L. Baker.
                  

                   Not 100% sure that this is the right Annie E. Baker. I have not confirmed this husband yet.
Things seem to line up.