GA pension record # 178138-00851under Barrow County, GA Archives.
Married Nancy Caroline "Callie" Stewart on September 13, 1866 in Jackson County, Georgia. They had six children:
Mary H Baird; John W Baird;Nora I Baird;Charles Reynold Baird;Mitchell Baird; Helen Lee Baird
Son of John A. Baird and [Permellia Lyle]*, both born South Carolina.
He was a farmer, 78 years old, widowed, and a resident of Brazelton, Georgia. Informant was Mitchell Baird, Braselton, Georgia; burial was January 1, 1922.
(Georgia death certificate# 01654)
*Note: Mother's name listed as Ophelia Bryson on death certificate, which may be in error.
Military Service:
Originally enlisted into Company B 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Company B was organized at Jackson County GA by Captain Abner Monroe Reynolds and was known as the "Center Hill Guards." (Carded records of James R Baird are intermixed with those of J R Beard of Co D who died Jan 8, 1863.)
Baird was selected for service in the 3d Battalion Georgia Sharpshooter Regiment upon its formation May 1863. Alternately listed as J R Baird, James R Baird, J R Beard.
Captured at High Bridge, April 6, 1865. Imprisoned at Point Lookout Maryland April 14, 1865. Released on Oath of Allegiance to United States subscribed and sworn at Point Lookout, Md June 24, 1865. Appears on Oath as follows:
J R Baird, Corp 3 Bat Ga
Place of Residence: Jackson Co. GA
Complexion: Fair Hair: Lt Bro
Eyes: Grey Height: 5ft 8 in
Released at Point Lookout June 24, 1865, by G. O. No. 109.
(submitted by On the Trail)
Married Nancy Caroline "Callie" Stewart on September 13, 1866 in Jackson County, Georgia. They had six children:
Mary H Baird; John W Baird;Nora I Baird;Charles Reynold Baird;Mitchell Baird; Helen Lee Baird
Son of John A. Baird and [Permellia Lyle]*, both born South Carolina.
He was a farmer, 78 years old, widowed, and a resident of Brazelton, Georgia. Informant was Mitchell Baird, Braselton, Georgia; burial was January 1, 1922.
(Georgia death certificate# 01654)
*Note: Mother's name listed as Ophelia Bryson on death certificate, which may be in error.
Military Service:
Originally enlisted into Company B 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Company B was organized at Jackson County GA by Captain Abner Monroe Reynolds and was known as the "Center Hill Guards." (Carded records of James R Baird are intermixed with those of J R Beard of Co D who died Jan 8, 1863.)
Baird was selected for service in the 3d Battalion Georgia Sharpshooter Regiment upon its formation May 1863. Alternately listed as J R Baird, James R Baird, J R Beard.
Captured at High Bridge, April 6, 1865. Imprisoned at Point Lookout Maryland April 14, 1865. Released on Oath of Allegiance to United States subscribed and sworn at Point Lookout, Md June 24, 1865. Appears on Oath as follows:
J R Baird, Corp 3 Bat Ga
Place of Residence: Jackson Co. GA
Complexion: Fair Hair: Lt Bro
Eyes: Grey Height: 5ft 8 in
Released at Point Lookout June 24, 1865, by G. O. No. 109.
(submitted by On the Trail)
GA pension record # 178138-00851under Barrow County, GA Archives.
Married Nancy Caroline "Callie" Stewart on September 13, 1866 in Jackson County, Georgia. They had six children:
Mary H Baird; John W Baird;Nora I Baird;Charles Reynold Baird;Mitchell Baird; Helen Lee Baird
Son of John A. Baird and [Permellia Lyle]*, both born South Carolina.
He was a farmer, 78 years old, widowed, and a resident of Brazelton, Georgia. Informant was Mitchell Baird, Braselton, Georgia; burial was January 1, 1922.
(Georgia death certificate# 01654)
*Note: Mother's name listed as Ophelia Bryson on death certificate, which may be in error.
Military Service:
Originally enlisted into Company B 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Company B was organized at Jackson County GA by Captain Abner Monroe Reynolds and was known as the "Center Hill Guards." (Carded records of James R Baird are intermixed with those of J R Beard of Co D who died Jan 8, 1863.)
Baird was selected for service in the 3d Battalion Georgia Sharpshooter Regiment upon its formation May 1863. Alternately listed as J R Baird, James R Baird, J R Beard.
Captured at High Bridge, April 6, 1865. Imprisoned at Point Lookout Maryland April 14, 1865. Released on Oath of Allegiance to United States subscribed and sworn at Point Lookout, Md June 24, 1865. Appears on Oath as follows:
J R Baird, Corp 3 Bat Ga
Place of Residence: Jackson Co. GA
Complexion: Fair Hair: Lt Bro
Eyes: Grey Height: 5ft 8 in
Released at Point Lookout June 24, 1865, by G. O. No. 109.
(submitted by On the Trail)
Married Nancy Caroline "Callie" Stewart on September 13, 1866 in Jackson County, Georgia. They had six children:
Mary H Baird; John W Baird;Nora I Baird;Charles Reynold Baird;Mitchell Baird; Helen Lee Baird
Son of John A. Baird and [Permellia Lyle]*, both born South Carolina.
He was a farmer, 78 years old, widowed, and a resident of Brazelton, Georgia. Informant was Mitchell Baird, Braselton, Georgia; burial was January 1, 1922.
(Georgia death certificate# 01654)
*Note: Mother's name listed as Ophelia Bryson on death certificate, which may be in error.
Military Service:
Originally enlisted into Company B 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Company B was organized at Jackson County GA by Captain Abner Monroe Reynolds and was known as the "Center Hill Guards." (Carded records of James R Baird are intermixed with those of J R Beard of Co D who died Jan 8, 1863.)
Baird was selected for service in the 3d Battalion Georgia Sharpshooter Regiment upon its formation May 1863. Alternately listed as J R Baird, James R Baird, J R Beard.
Captured at High Bridge, April 6, 1865. Imprisoned at Point Lookout Maryland April 14, 1865. Released on Oath of Allegiance to United States subscribed and sworn at Point Lookout, Md June 24, 1865. Appears on Oath as follows:
J R Baird, Corp 3 Bat Ga
Place of Residence: Jackson Co. GA
Complexion: Fair Hair: Lt Bro
Eyes: Grey Height: 5ft 8 in
Released at Point Lookout June 24, 1865, by G. O. No. 109.
(submitted by On the Trail)
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