Benjamin Baker was married to Sarah Ann "Sallie Gibbons and they lived at Baker Crossing Cades, SC. Benjamin and Sarah Ann had 7 children.
He served in CSA
Military Information
Date
16 Apr 1864
Location
Williamsburg County, SC, USA
Description
Enlistment describes Benjamin as 5'-10" with blue eyes and dark hair. Accepted on 24 Jun and moved to camp.
He apparently died during the Civil War.
Sarah Ann Gibbons Baker married William David Coker after his death. She is buried in Pudding Swamp Cemetery with her second husband
He served in CSA
Military Information
Date
16 Apr 1864
Location
Williamsburg County, SC, USA
Description
Enlistment describes Benjamin as 5'-10" with blue eyes and dark hair. Accepted on 24 Jun and moved to camp.
He apparently died during the Civil War.
Sarah Ann Gibbons Baker married William David Coker after his death. She is buried in Pudding Swamp Cemetery with her second husband
Benjamin Baker was married to Sarah Ann "Sallie Gibbons and they lived at Baker Crossing Cades, SC. Benjamin and Sarah Ann had 7 children.
He served in CSA
Military Information
Date
16 Apr 1864
Location
Williamsburg County, SC, USA
Description
Enlistment describes Benjamin as 5'-10" with blue eyes and dark hair. Accepted on 24 Jun and moved to camp.
He apparently died during the Civil War.
Sarah Ann Gibbons Baker married William David Coker after his death. She is buried in Pudding Swamp Cemetery with her second husband
He served in CSA
Military Information
Date
16 Apr 1864
Location
Williamsburg County, SC, USA
Description
Enlistment describes Benjamin as 5'-10" with blue eyes and dark hair. Accepted on 24 Jun and moved to camp.
He apparently died during the Civil War.
Sarah Ann Gibbons Baker married William David Coker after his death. She is buried in Pudding Swamp Cemetery with her second husband
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