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The Baker Triplets, Dillsburg, Pa., 1898

The Baker Triplets, Dillsburg, Pa., 1898
"J. E. Taylor, 16 S. 2nd St., Dillsburg, Pa."

Handwritten notes on the back of this photo: "4 month old" (earlier note, in pencil). "The Baker Triplets, 'I think'" (later note, in pen).

As far as I have been able to determine, this cabinet card photo shows Rebecca, Sarah, and Adalene Baker, who were born on February 5, 1898, and lived in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania.

A brief article that appeared in the Reading Eagle on February 10, 1933, p. 19, identified the sisters only by their married names (I added their first names in brackets):

Berks Woman One of Triplet Sisters

York, Feb. 10 (Special).--Mrs. Walter Cassel [Rebecca], of Fleetwood, Berks County, is one of three triplet sisters, who observed their 35th birthday anniversary at the home of their mother, Mrs. Emma Baker, this county. The others of the triplets are Mrs. Clarence Spahr [Sarah], of this city, and Mrs. Ira Kimmel [Adalene], of Dillsburg. The three sisters were feted at a dinner and family gathering on the occasion of their birthday anniversaries.

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 Deborah Lundbech
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I can't imagine how rare it must have been back then to have triplets survive birth and to have all of them reach adulthood!
9 years ago.

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