Baker, Newton J., Private
Company K., 37th. Alabama Vol. Infantry
Age at Enlistment: 29
Enlisted 17 March 1862 at Spring Hill AL
(also enlisted April 1862 at Milo AL);
Appears on Muster Roll of Company K dated 13 May 1862 at Auburn AL;
Appears on Pay Roll of Company K dated 30 June 1863 at Vicksburg MS;
Signed his parole at Vicksburg MS on 9 July 1863;
According to personal statement given in 1907, he "Reenlisted" in December 1863 at Dalton GA and "continued until close of War";
Paroled 1 May 1865 at Greensboro NC as a Private of Company K of CONSOLIDATED 37th AL CSA;
Born 14 July 1833 in Macon County GA; Listed among those Confederate Soldiers Living in Coffee County GA in 1907 as residing at Victoria AL;
Gravemarker for "Baker, Newton J., Private, Co K, 37th Alabama Infantry, July 4, 1833-Jan 2, 1912" located in Victoria Cemetery, Victoria Community, Coffee County AL; Mentioned as living by T.J. Carlisle in 22 May 1902 editorial of WEEKLY ENTERPRISE: "... Received one dollar each from Capt J C Kendrick, Co C, and N J Baker, Co K..."; Witnessed the Confederate Pension application of Elizabeth Boutwell, widow of W.C. Boutwell (Company K), along with J.P. Brinson (Company K)
b. July 4, 1833
d. Jan 2, 1912
Source: http://www.alabama37th.com/bios-able-barclay.htm
Company K., 37th. Alabama Vol. Infantry
Age at Enlistment: 29
Enlisted 17 March 1862 at Spring Hill AL
(also enlisted April 1862 at Milo AL);
Appears on Muster Roll of Company K dated 13 May 1862 at Auburn AL;
Appears on Pay Roll of Company K dated 30 June 1863 at Vicksburg MS;
Signed his parole at Vicksburg MS on 9 July 1863;
According to personal statement given in 1907, he "Reenlisted" in December 1863 at Dalton GA and "continued until close of War";
Paroled 1 May 1865 at Greensboro NC as a Private of Company K of CONSOLIDATED 37th AL CSA;
Born 14 July 1833 in Macon County GA; Listed among those Confederate Soldiers Living in Coffee County GA in 1907 as residing at Victoria AL;
Gravemarker for "Baker, Newton J., Private, Co K, 37th Alabama Infantry, July 4, 1833-Jan 2, 1912" located in Victoria Cemetery, Victoria Community, Coffee County AL; Mentioned as living by T.J. Carlisle in 22 May 1902 editorial of WEEKLY ENTERPRISE: "... Received one dollar each from Capt J C Kendrick, Co C, and N J Baker, Co K..."; Witnessed the Confederate Pension application of Elizabeth Boutwell, widow of W.C. Boutwell (Company K), along with J.P. Brinson (Company K)
b. July 4, 1833
d. Jan 2, 1912
Source: http://www.alabama37th.com/bios-able-barclay.htm
Baker, Newton J., Private
Company K., 37th. Alabama Vol. Infantry
Age at Enlistment: 29
Enlisted 17 March 1862 at Spring Hill AL
(also enlisted April 1862 at Milo AL);
Appears on Muster Roll of Company K dated 13 May 1862 at Auburn AL;
Appears on Pay Roll of Company K dated 30 June 1863 at Vicksburg MS;
Signed his parole at Vicksburg MS on 9 July 1863;
According to personal statement given in 1907, he "Reenlisted" in December 1863 at Dalton GA and "continued until close of War";
Paroled 1 May 1865 at Greensboro NC as a Private of Company K of CONSOLIDATED 37th AL CSA;
Born 14 July 1833 in Macon County GA; Listed among those Confederate Soldiers Living in Coffee County GA in 1907 as residing at Victoria AL;
Gravemarker for "Baker, Newton J., Private, Co K, 37th Alabama Infantry, July 4, 1833-Jan 2, 1912" located in Victoria Cemetery, Victoria Community, Coffee County AL; Mentioned as living by T.J. Carlisle in 22 May 1902 editorial of WEEKLY ENTERPRISE: "... Received one dollar each from Capt J C Kendrick, Co C, and N J Baker, Co K..."; Witnessed the Confederate Pension application of Elizabeth Boutwell, widow of W.C. Boutwell (Company K), along with J.P. Brinson (Company K)
b. July 4, 1833
d. Jan 2, 1912
Source: http://www.alabama37th.com/bios-able-barclay.htm
Company K., 37th. Alabama Vol. Infantry
Age at Enlistment: 29
Enlisted 17 March 1862 at Spring Hill AL
(also enlisted April 1862 at Milo AL);
Appears on Muster Roll of Company K dated 13 May 1862 at Auburn AL;
Appears on Pay Roll of Company K dated 30 June 1863 at Vicksburg MS;
Signed his parole at Vicksburg MS on 9 July 1863;
According to personal statement given in 1907, he "Reenlisted" in December 1863 at Dalton GA and "continued until close of War";
Paroled 1 May 1865 at Greensboro NC as a Private of Company K of CONSOLIDATED 37th AL CSA;
Born 14 July 1833 in Macon County GA; Listed among those Confederate Soldiers Living in Coffee County GA in 1907 as residing at Victoria AL;
Gravemarker for "Baker, Newton J., Private, Co K, 37th Alabama Infantry, July 4, 1833-Jan 2, 1912" located in Victoria Cemetery, Victoria Community, Coffee County AL; Mentioned as living by T.J. Carlisle in 22 May 1902 editorial of WEEKLY ENTERPRISE: "... Received one dollar each from Capt J C Kendrick, Co C, and N J Baker, Co K..."; Witnessed the Confederate Pension application of Elizabeth Boutwell, widow of W.C. Boutwell (Company K), along with J.P. Brinson (Company K)
b. July 4, 1833
d. Jan 2, 1912
Source: http://www.alabama37th.com/bios-able-barclay.htm
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