United States Civil War - Union
20 Jun 1861 to 22 Jun 1864
Jonesboro Gazette 19 Oct 1906
Oliver P. "Dick" Baggott died 14 Oct 1906, at his home in Anna, aged 66 years, 1 month, 12 days, and was buried in Anna Cemetery. He was born in Ohio and served three years in the 11th Ohio Volunteers. He moved to Union County after the Civil War. He served as justice of the peace, sheriff, and county superintendent of schools. He was a Mason and member of Anna Lodge G.A.R. He left a widow, two sons, Harry Baggott and Clem Baggott, of Ullin, Pulaski County; and two daughters, Mrs. Wade Medlin and Miss Cricket Baggott, of Anna.
20 Jun 1861 to 22 Jun 1864
Jonesboro Gazette 19 Oct 1906
Oliver P. "Dick" Baggott died 14 Oct 1906, at his home in Anna, aged 66 years, 1 month, 12 days, and was buried in Anna Cemetery. He was born in Ohio and served three years in the 11th Ohio Volunteers. He moved to Union County after the Civil War. He served as justice of the peace, sheriff, and county superintendent of schools. He was a Mason and member of Anna Lodge G.A.R. He left a widow, two sons, Harry Baggott and Clem Baggott, of Ullin, Pulaski County; and two daughters, Mrs. Wade Medlin and Miss Cricket Baggott, of Anna.
United States Civil War - Union
20 Jun 1861 to 22 Jun 1864
Jonesboro Gazette 19 Oct 1906
Oliver P. "Dick" Baggott died 14 Oct 1906, at his home in Anna, aged 66 years, 1 month, 12 days, and was buried in Anna Cemetery. He was born in Ohio and served three years in the 11th Ohio Volunteers. He moved to Union County after the Civil War. He served as justice of the peace, sheriff, and county superintendent of schools. He was a Mason and member of Anna Lodge G.A.R. He left a widow, two sons, Harry Baggott and Clem Baggott, of Ullin, Pulaski County; and two daughters, Mrs. Wade Medlin and Miss Cricket Baggott, of Anna.
20 Jun 1861 to 22 Jun 1864
Jonesboro Gazette 19 Oct 1906
Oliver P. "Dick" Baggott died 14 Oct 1906, at his home in Anna, aged 66 years, 1 month, 12 days, and was buried in Anna Cemetery. He was born in Ohio and served three years in the 11th Ohio Volunteers. He moved to Union County after the Civil War. He served as justice of the peace, sheriff, and county superintendent of schools. He was a Mason and member of Anna Lodge G.A.R. He left a widow, two sons, Harry Baggott and Clem Baggott, of Ullin, Pulaski County; and two daughters, Mrs. Wade Medlin and Miss Cricket Baggott, of Anna.
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