DIED.
On July 31st, 1862, of Typhoid Pneumonia, MOSELEY BAKER, youngest son of Hawce Baker, the nephew of the late Gen. Moseley Baker, aged 21 years.
Having joined Capt. Davis' Company, Carter's Brigade, he obtained a furlough to visit his parents before leaving for the seat of war-got as far as Tarkington's Prairie-was taken sick-and died before reaching home.
Source: The Tri-Weekly Telegraph, Houston, Texas, Friday, August 22, 1862; Pg. 2, Column 5
NOTES:
(1)
Transcribed as published. Apparent error in spelling of father's name; it should have read, "youngest son of Hance Baker").
(2)
Year of Birth Calculated.
On July 31st, 1862, of Typhoid Pneumonia, MOSELEY BAKER, youngest son of Hawce Baker, the nephew of the late Gen. Moseley Baker, aged 21 years.
Having joined Capt. Davis' Company, Carter's Brigade, he obtained a furlough to visit his parents before leaving for the seat of war-got as far as Tarkington's Prairie-was taken sick-and died before reaching home.
Source: The Tri-Weekly Telegraph, Houston, Texas, Friday, August 22, 1862; Pg. 2, Column 5
NOTES:
(1)
Transcribed as published. Apparent error in spelling of father's name; it should have read, "youngest son of Hance Baker").
(2)
Year of Birth Calculated.
DIED.
On July 31st, 1862, of Typhoid Pneumonia, MOSELEY BAKER, youngest son of Hawce Baker, the nephew of the late Gen. Moseley Baker, aged 21 years.
Having joined Capt. Davis' Company, Carter's Brigade, he obtained a furlough to visit his parents before leaving for the seat of war-got as far as Tarkington's Prairie-was taken sick-and died before reaching home.
Source: The Tri-Weekly Telegraph, Houston, Texas, Friday, August 22, 1862; Pg. 2, Column 5
NOTES:
(1)
Transcribed as published. Apparent error in spelling of father's name; it should have read, "youngest son of Hance Baker").
(2)
Year of Birth Calculated.
On July 31st, 1862, of Typhoid Pneumonia, MOSELEY BAKER, youngest son of Hawce Baker, the nephew of the late Gen. Moseley Baker, aged 21 years.
Having joined Capt. Davis' Company, Carter's Brigade, he obtained a furlough to visit his parents before leaving for the seat of war-got as far as Tarkington's Prairie-was taken sick-and died before reaching home.
Source: The Tri-Weekly Telegraph, Houston, Texas, Friday, August 22, 1862; Pg. 2, Column 5
NOTES:
(1)
Transcribed as published. Apparent error in spelling of father's name; it should have read, "youngest son of Hance Baker").
(2)
Year of Birth Calculated.
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