Nicolas Baker (Born: 1726 ~ Hesse Cassel, Germany)
Married: Christine(a) Eckhart (Born: 1730)
** Nancy Baker Gault stated that Nicolas was born in Hesse Cassel, Germany while IGI Records show Nicolas as being born in York Co, PA.  The same holds true for Christina.  It is more likely that IGI is wrong and the confusion comes in with Nicolas's son or grandson.

Children
Jacob (Born: 1746 ~York Co, PA, Death: 1840 ~Bush Creek, PA)

Jacob Baker (Born: 1746 ~York Co, PA, Death: 1840 ~Bush Creek, PA)
Married: UNKNOWN (Born: 1737 ~ Germany)

Children
George (Born: 1778, Death: April 1864)
Nicholas
Daniel
Peter
David
Jacob
John

George Baker (Born: 1778 ~ York Co, PA, Death: April 1864 ~ Near Cochran's Mills, Buried: Spring Church ~Armstrong, PA)
Married: Nancy Howell McCauley (Born: 1780 ~Armstrong, PA, Death: September 1866 ~Cochrans Mills Armstrong, PA, Burial: Spring Church, Armstrong, PA)

Nancy Howell's parents are John McCauley (Born: 1754 ~Armstrong Co, PA) and Nancy Howell (Born: 1756 ~Armstrong, PA).  Nancy Howell's father is Griffith Howell (Born: 1730 ~Armstrong, PA).

Children
George (Mar 28, 1820 - Nov 21, 1896)
Griffith (Jul 16, 1809)
David (Mar 14, 1811)
Jane (Jan 9, 1814)
Priscilla (Mar 23 1816)
John M (Apr 1, 1818 - Jan 28, 1894)
Mary Ann (Mar 19, 1822)
Jacob (Mar 8, 1824)
Lovina (Mar 13, 1827)
Jehu John (Jan 14, 1829)

George Baker (Born: Mar 28, 1820  ~Crochrans Mills Armstrong, PA, Death: Nov 21, 1896) [Farmer]
Married: Mary H. Hillburn in 1844  (Born: March 22, 1822 ~Armstrong, PA, Death: Aug 15, 1893) [Keeping House]

** I G I , LDS records ; According to these records he had 11 children , and it could that their middle or nicknames were used on records instead of their given name , therefore showing on different census records that there were more children then Nancy Gault has stated , or she could have not known about . information from records complied by Nancy A. Baker Gault ; according to her records George had one son and eight daughters , a total of eight children

1880 Census
Geo. BAKER Self M Male W 60 PA Farmer PA PA
Mary BAKER Wife M Female W 58 PA Keeping House PA PA
Geo. BAKER Son W Male W 20 PA Works On Farm PA PA
Ella P. BAKER Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home PA PA
Annie BAKER Dau M Female W 18 PA At Home PA PA
Henry J. SMALE SonL M Male W 27 PA Works On Farm PA PA
Catharine M. SMALE Wife M Female W 22 PA Keeping House PA PA
Geo. Perry SMALE GSon S Male W 8M PA PA PA
Raymond K. BAKER GSon S Male W 4M PA PA PA

Children
Catherine (Born: 1846) Married: Henry J Smale
Caroline
Nancy I.
Priscilla (Born: Dec 4, 1849)
Lovina
Nancy Jane
Hannah Elliott (Born: jan 18, 1852)
George (Born: 1858)
Mary Elizabeth
Ella P.
Margaret

John M. Baker (Born: April 1, 1818, Death: Jan 28, 1894 ~Parks, Armstrong, PA, Burial: Grinder Cemetary) [Farmer]
Married: Catherine Grinder (Born: 1832 ~Armstrong Co, PA, Death: Oct 12, 1868, Buried: Grinder Cemetary
**Nancy Baker Gault records show they had 8 children (5 daughters and 3 sons)

Children
Andrew (Born: Sep 21, 1855, Death: Feb 9, 1943)
Annie (Born:Dec 31, 1858, Death: September 3, 1870)

Andrew Baker (Born: September 21, 1855 ~PA, Death: February 9, 1943 ~PA, Buried: Grinder Cemetary) [Construction; Owned Fairy Buisness in Hyde Park]
Married: Hannah Cline (Born: February 6, 1859, Death: November 21, 1933, Buried: grinder Cemetary)

During this time Hyde Park was called Grinder Town.  Most of the residence were Grinder, Baker, and Cline family.  Andrew Grinder built the Spring house and Andrew Baker built a house on the bank. He had a Fairy buisness and it was a perfect location.  The farm was a V shapped piece of land and the kiskiminetas River goes around the point. 

The Great Flood was on March 17th 1936.  Andrew Baker climbed to the roof of his house and was determined to stand his ground and not leave his house. As he sat upon his room other houses were floating by nearly colliding with his. As a large man those who attempted to rescue Andrew from his roof failed, until Mullit Grinder came --he was a big man with tattoos on his arms and offered Andrew some food. When Andrew grabbed for the food Mullit pulled him on the boat.  Andrew Bakers house was one of the only houses to survive the Great Flood because when he built his house he installed iron rods in the foundation.
** Information was provided by Dale Werthman (Andrew's Grandson)

Children
William  (Born: February 9, 1879, Death: August 1897, Burial: Grinder Cemetary)
Catherine (Born: February 17, 1881, Death: Oct 3, 1949)
Carrie (Born: February 17, 1881, Death: April 29, 1902)
Albert (Born: February 11, 1883, Death: April 18, 1954)
Ira (Born: january 29, 1887, Death: june 16, 1944) [US ARMY Private]
Lola (Born: August 19, 1889, Death: October 30, 1918)
Sadie (Born: December 26, 1892, Death: July 23, 1968) Married: William A Bahme
Merle (Born: June 22, 1895)
Mildred (Born: October 12, 1897, Death: July 6, 1972) Married: Roy G Kunkle
Ora (Born: February 18, 1900, Death: June 9, 1962)
Wilda (Born: April 4, 1904, Death: July 24, 1991)

Wilda C. Baker (Born: April 4, 1904 ~Westmoreland Co, PA, Death: July 24, 1991 ~Liberty, Ohio, Burial: Grinder Cemetary)
Married: Leo Werthman on May 17, 1923 (Born: February 17, 1901 ~Vandergrift, PA, Death: January 2, 1957)

From Wilda's Notes:
Wilda was Born on
April - The fourth Month
4th - The fourth Day
4 P.M. - The fourth hour
1904 - the fourth year

Wilda Baker Werthman:
"Born in Hyde Park PA on an Easter Monday. Attended school in Hyde Park, took an entrance examination for high school whe I was in seventh grade, passed and then attended High School in Leechburg PA. Married Leo Dale Werthman when I was 19 and my son Dale was boen when I was 21. Lived in Pennsylvania all my life." ~By Wilda Werthman

Leo Werthman:
"Born in Vandergrift, PA son of Anna Stringer and Michael Werthman. Attended school in Leechburg, PA. Went to work in west Leechburg steel mill when fourteen yrs old. Enlisted in the US Marines when sixteen years old. Served during the first wold war. Came home and went back to the mill to work. Had the shipping contract with another fellow (George Hodge) made out real well. Married Wilda C Baker on May 17, 1923. We first lived in Leechburg, then in a year bought a Pool and Billard Parlor in Brackenridge, PA. My Son Dale was born there on August 15 1925. Had a store in New Kinsington, and then a Pool Room in Leechburg. Went back to the mill again about 1929 and was working there until two weeks before his death." ~By Wilda Werthman

Together they had one child.