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Frederick was the eldest of Frederick Edward & Emma Charlotte Baker's five children. He followed his father's occupation as a stone and marble mason, working in Horseferry Road, Westminster.
He married Mary Ann Malthouse on 1st April 1899 and they had one daughter, Lilian Elsie. By 1911 Frederick is living with Elizabeth Mackett (married 1½ years) however they do not marry until 4th February 1914, no death has been identified for Mary Ann.
He enlisted in the Royal Engineers in December 1915 and was mobilised in June 1916, being passed for general service and was sent to Conway, in Wales. He was subsequently put into a lower category and sent to Brightlingsea, in Essex, where he remained until hospitalised on 15th November 1918. Frederick died from pneumonia following influenza. His funeral took place on 7th December at Plaistow Cemetery with full military honours.
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