New England Families

from her obituary, Bangor Daily News, February 6, 1919
"Mrs Page was born in Hampden at Arey's corner, the daughter of Jeremiah and Cynthia Baker."

Carrie is not with her parents in 1880
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1882 Bangor City Directory
Miss Carrie B Baker, dressmaker boards 90 Union

1890 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker at 18 Main, at same address

1891 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker at 1 Main, home in Brewer

1893 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker at 52 Main, home at same address

1895 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker, home 29 Pine

1897 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker, home 63 Pine

1899 Bangor City Directory
Mrs Carrie B Emery, dressmaker, home 24 Fourth
Agnes C Emery, boards 24 Fourth

1900 Census of Bangor, Maine
June 7, 1900
renting at 7 Union Place

Carrie Emery, head, married 25 years, 2 children, 2 alive, b December 1856, Maine, dressmaker
Agness C Emery, daughter, b July 1866 [sic], Maine, milliner

1910 Federal Census, Maine, Penobscot Co., 2nd Ward of Bangor
Series T624, Roll 544, page 66. E.D. 138, Sheet 11B, family 181
April 22, 1910
renting at 530 Main Street

Page, Joseph, Head, 80, married 2x, this marriage for 6 years, born in Maine, parents also, Laborer, RR
-, Carrie B., Wife, 55, married 2x, this marriage for 6 years, born in Maine, parents also, 0 children, 0 alive

"United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MR38-52P : accessed 30 Jun 2014), Joseph Page, Bangor Ward 2, ED 138, sheet 11B, family 181, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374557.

1914 Bangor City Directory
Page, Carrie, widow of Joseph, removed to Hampden

Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Certificate of Death
North Adams, Berkshire County
at 80 Holbrook Street
Carrie B Page
died: January 30, 1919
residence: Bangor, Maine
female, white, widowed
widow of Joseph Page
born January 11, 1854, Hampden, Maine
father: Jere Baker, born in Hampden
mother: Cynthia Hopkins, born in Hampden
informant: Mrs W F Grenier, 80 Holbrook Street
cause: cerebral apoplexy, duration 30 days
doctor attended her from January 1 to January 30 and last saw her alive on January 28
buried: Hampden, Maine, February 1, 1919

image received from descendant of second husband, July 2018.

Bangor Daily News, January 31, 1919
Mrs Carrie Baker Page
The death of Mrs Carrie Baker Page, formerly of this city and Hampden, occurred Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs William F Grenier, in North Adams, Mass., where she was spending the winter. She had been ill since stricken ba a shock on January 1st. Mrs Page was a native of Hampden, well known and with many lifelong friends who will regret her demise.

Besides Mrs Grenier, she leaves a daughter Mrs Robert Clark of Old Town, four brothers and a sister, Granville and Charles Baker of Stetson, Fred Baker of Somerville, Mass., Hollis Baker and Mrs Walter Whitmore of Hampden.

The remains will arrive in Bangor on the 3.50 a.m. train Saturday morning and be taken to Hampden, where the funeral will be held, the time to be announced.

Carrie B. Page Baker
Birth: 1853
Death: 1919
d/o; Jeremiah Baker.
Burial: Locust Grove Cemetery, Hampden, Penobscot County, Maine, USA
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Bangor Daily News, February 6, 1919
The friends of Mrs Carrie Baker Page were grieved to hear of her dath which occurred Thursday at the home of her daughter in Massachusetts, after a brief illness.

Mrs Page was born in Hampden at Arey's corner, the daughter of Jeremiah and Cynthia Baker. Mrs Page lived the greater part of her life in Hampden. She leaves to mourn her loss, two daughters, five brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at the home of George Emery Sunday afternoon.