The records of the U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer soldiers, Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio Register F, file 51906, lists Bryan Baker, enlisted as a sergeant on Sept. 11, 1917 at Col. Bks. O, Co. A 22h U.S. Infantry, discharged Aug 2, 1919 at Camp Sherman, O., born in Ky, height 5’ 5”, white, blue eyes, light hair, able to read and write, religion Prot, farmer, residence subsequent to discharge Berea, Ky, age at admission 30, married, contact wife Dora Barker, Berea, Ky, disabilities deafness, chronic purulent partial bilateral otitis media, admitted to C. B. on 1-29-26, discharged on Mar 5, 1926 due to max. ben. rec., readmitted on 8-3-26, discharged on Oct 21, 1926 due to dis. a. r., readmitted on 12-10-26, discharged on Jan 5, 1927 due to max. ben. rec.

His WW II draft registration card, filed 27 Apr 1942, records Bryan Baker, age 45, residence R.R. 2, Holton, Ripley Co., Indiana, born 31 Dec 1896 in Ammie, Ky, farmer, self-employed, contact Dora Baker, same address.

The SSDI lists Bryan Baker, born 31 Dec 1894, died Sep 1976, last residence Clearwater, Pinellas Co., Florida, SSN issued in Ohio before 1951.

The Florida death index lists Bryan Baker, age 81, born 31 Dec 1894, died 4 Sep 1976 in Pinellas Co.