9th Vermont Volunteer Infantry, Co. B
HUSBAND OF:
Helen Jenks
FATHER OF:
Fred G. Baker
John Baker
Mrs. Duane Ellis
Mrs. Eugene Streeter
Mrs. Mabel Bassette
SON OF:
Anson Baker 1805-1877
Sarah (Sally) Hadley 1807-1859
OBITUARY:
The Troy Times
Troy, New York
Published, Monday, February 15, 1932
OBITUARY NOTES:
1. To be buried Cambridgeport Vermont Cemetery.
2. Fought at Gettysburg, The Wilderness, wounded left leg and captured at Harper's Ferry. Held prisoner seven months and then exchanged for a southern prisoner.
3. Known as an old time fiddler.
NOTES:
1. Regiment and Company per federal Pension data.
2. Born 1843 or 44 based on age in the 1850 US Census for Danby, Rutland County Vermont.
HUSBAND OF:
Helen Jenks
FATHER OF:
Fred G. Baker
John Baker
Mrs. Duane Ellis
Mrs. Eugene Streeter
Mrs. Mabel Bassette
SON OF:
Anson Baker 1805-1877
Sarah (Sally) Hadley 1807-1859
OBITUARY:
The Troy Times
Troy, New York
Published, Monday, February 15, 1932
OBITUARY NOTES:
1. To be buried Cambridgeport Vermont Cemetery.
2. Fought at Gettysburg, The Wilderness, wounded left leg and captured at Harper's Ferry. Held prisoner seven months and then exchanged for a southern prisoner.
3. Known as an old time fiddler.
NOTES:
1. Regiment and Company per federal Pension data.
2. Born 1843 or 44 based on age in the 1850 US Census for Danby, Rutland County Vermont.
9th Vermont Volunteer Infantry, Co. B
HUSBAND OF:
Helen Jenks
FATHER OF:
Fred G. Baker
John Baker
Mrs. Duane Ellis
Mrs. Eugene Streeter
Mrs. Mabel Bassette
SON OF:
Anson Baker 1805-1877
Sarah (Sally) Hadley 1807-1859
OBITUARY:
The Troy Times
Troy, New York
Published, Monday, February 15, 1932
OBITUARY NOTES:
1. To be buried Cambridgeport Vermont Cemetery.
2. Fought at Gettysburg, The Wilderness, wounded left leg and captured at Harper's Ferry. Held prisoner seven months and then exchanged for a southern prisoner.
3. Known as an old time fiddler.
NOTES:
1. Regiment and Company per federal Pension data.
2. Born 1843 or 44 based on age in the 1850 US Census for Danby, Rutland County Vermont.
HUSBAND OF:
Helen Jenks
FATHER OF:
Fred G. Baker
John Baker
Mrs. Duane Ellis
Mrs. Eugene Streeter
Mrs. Mabel Bassette
SON OF:
Anson Baker 1805-1877
Sarah (Sally) Hadley 1807-1859
OBITUARY:
The Troy Times
Troy, New York
Published, Monday, February 15, 1932
OBITUARY NOTES:
1. To be buried Cambridgeport Vermont Cemetery.
2. Fought at Gettysburg, The Wilderness, wounded left leg and captured at Harper's Ferry. Held prisoner seven months and then exchanged for a southern prisoner.
3. Known as an old time fiddler.
NOTES:
1. Regiment and Company per federal Pension data.
2. Born 1843 or 44 based on age in the 1850 US Census for Danby, Rutland County Vermont.
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