On a census dated 9 Jun 1880, Baker F. Cypert last appeared on the Buffalo Fork, Marion Co., AR Census.
Baker was the son of Prudence Ross and William T. Cypert, who married 27 Feb 1825 in Wayne Co., TN. His paternal grandparents were:
Abigail (nee Johnson) Cypert - FAG #87068280
Francis Cypert,- FAG #6343812
Baker married 1st Mary Dark, daughter of Delilah and William Adam Dark. Their children were:
Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart Griffin Landphair
William Adam Cypert (named for his paternal grandfather William Adam Dark)
Anna Delilah (nee Cypert) Anderson McCoy
Thomas Jefferson "Tom" Cypert
Francis Marion Cypert
Eloise Cypert
Emma D. (nee Cypert) Kaufman - FAG #61656857
Baker married 2nd Mary George, daughter of Andrew Jackson George and his first wife. Mary Jeanette Bollinger. Their children were:
Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington
James J. "Jimmy" Cypert
Andrew T. Cypert
Jesse Newton Cypert
According to the information Jesse Newton Cypert provided 11 Oct 1938 when he was admitted to the VA Hospital at Whipple, AZ, he was the son of Baker F. Cypert and Mary George. Jesse stated he was born in Little Rock. It is apparent that Baker and his first wife, Mary A. (nee Dark) Cypert divorced or he committed bigamy when he married 2nd Mary George of modern-day Baxter Co., AR.
Baker's daughter, Emma (nee Cypert) Kaufman was born 15 Jul 1870. She was named as a sister in Mary George and Baker's son, Jesse Newton Cypert's obit. Baker's other children, Thomas Jefferson Cypert and Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington were also named in Jesse Newton Cypert's obit as his siblings.
The Bureau of Land Management places land patents in their present-day county. Baxter Co., AR was established 24 Mar 1873 from Fulton, Izard, Searcy and Marion Counties.
Bureau of Land Management
Baker F. Cypert
1 Jul 1859
SE¼ of NW¼ of Twp. 16 N, Range 13 West
of Section 19 in Baxter Co., AR
40.33 Acres
Source: Edward G. Gerdes's Arkansas Civil War web page
Baker enlisted with his brother, Robert Bruce Cypert as a Pvt. in Co. E. 27th Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA on 11 Mar 1862 in Marion Co., AR. He gave his age as 27. He was reported as a deserter on 21 Dec 1862.
Baker and his brother, Robert and their families are not on the 1870 census. Baker's first wife, Mary (nee Dark) Cypert and their children counted on the 1870 Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR census.
In 1880 Baker's children, Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart and Emma D. Cypert, age 9, were counted in Cadron (modern-day Conway), Faulkner Co., AR household of Betsy J. Long and her children, Maggie H. Long, 23, born in AR and Jackson H. Long, age 21, born in AR, and Emma was listed as Betsy's granddaughter.
Baker was the son of Prudence Ross and William T. Cypert, who married 27 Feb 1825 in Wayne Co., TN. His paternal grandparents were:
Abigail (nee Johnson) Cypert - FAG #87068280
Francis Cypert,- FAG #6343812
Baker married 1st Mary Dark, daughter of Delilah and William Adam Dark. Their children were:
Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart Griffin Landphair
William Adam Cypert (named for his paternal grandfather William Adam Dark)
Anna Delilah (nee Cypert) Anderson McCoy
Thomas Jefferson "Tom" Cypert
Francis Marion Cypert
Eloise Cypert
Emma D. (nee Cypert) Kaufman - FAG #61656857
Baker married 2nd Mary George, daughter of Andrew Jackson George and his first wife. Mary Jeanette Bollinger. Their children were:
Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington
James J. "Jimmy" Cypert
Andrew T. Cypert
Jesse Newton Cypert
According to the information Jesse Newton Cypert provided 11 Oct 1938 when he was admitted to the VA Hospital at Whipple, AZ, he was the son of Baker F. Cypert and Mary George. Jesse stated he was born in Little Rock. It is apparent that Baker and his first wife, Mary A. (nee Dark) Cypert divorced or he committed bigamy when he married 2nd Mary George of modern-day Baxter Co., AR.
Baker's daughter, Emma (nee Cypert) Kaufman was born 15 Jul 1870. She was named as a sister in Mary George and Baker's son, Jesse Newton Cypert's obit. Baker's other children, Thomas Jefferson Cypert and Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington were also named in Jesse Newton Cypert's obit as his siblings.
The Bureau of Land Management places land patents in their present-day county. Baxter Co., AR was established 24 Mar 1873 from Fulton, Izard, Searcy and Marion Counties.
Bureau of Land Management
Baker F. Cypert
1 Jul 1859
SE¼ of NW¼ of Twp. 16 N, Range 13 West
of Section 19 in Baxter Co., AR
40.33 Acres
Source: Edward G. Gerdes's Arkansas Civil War web page
Baker enlisted with his brother, Robert Bruce Cypert as a Pvt. in Co. E. 27th Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA on 11 Mar 1862 in Marion Co., AR. He gave his age as 27. He was reported as a deserter on 21 Dec 1862.
Baker and his brother, Robert and their families are not on the 1870 census. Baker's first wife, Mary (nee Dark) Cypert and their children counted on the 1870 Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR census.
In 1880 Baker's children, Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart and Emma D. Cypert, age 9, were counted in Cadron (modern-day Conway), Faulkner Co., AR household of Betsy J. Long and her children, Maggie H. Long, 23, born in AR and Jackson H. Long, age 21, born in AR, and Emma was listed as Betsy's granddaughter.
On a census dated 9 Jun 1880, Baker F. Cypert last appeared on the Buffalo Fork, Marion Co., AR Census.
Baker was the son of Prudence Ross and William T. Cypert, who married 27 Feb 1825 in Wayne Co., TN. His paternal grandparents were:
Abigail (nee Johnson) Cypert - FAG #87068280
Francis Cypert,- FAG #6343812
Baker married 1st Mary Dark, daughter of Delilah and William Adam Dark. Their children were:
Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart Griffin Landphair
William Adam Cypert (named for his paternal grandfather William Adam Dark)
Anna Delilah (nee Cypert) Anderson McCoy
Thomas Jefferson "Tom" Cypert
Francis Marion Cypert
Eloise Cypert
Emma D. (nee Cypert) Kaufman - FAG #61656857
Baker married 2nd Mary George, daughter of Andrew Jackson George and his first wife. Mary Jeanette Bollinger. Their children were:
Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington
James J. "Jimmy" Cypert
Andrew T. Cypert
Jesse Newton Cypert
According to the information Jesse Newton Cypert provided 11 Oct 1938 when he was admitted to the VA Hospital at Whipple, AZ, he was the son of Baker F. Cypert and Mary George. Jesse stated he was born in Little Rock. It is apparent that Baker and his first wife, Mary A. (nee Dark) Cypert divorced or he committed bigamy when he married 2nd Mary George of modern-day Baxter Co., AR.
Baker's daughter, Emma (nee Cypert) Kaufman was born 15 Jul 1870. She was named as a sister in Mary George and Baker's son, Jesse Newton Cypert's obit. Baker's other children, Thomas Jefferson Cypert and Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington were also named in Jesse Newton Cypert's obit as his siblings.
The Bureau of Land Management places land patents in their present-day county. Baxter Co., AR was established 24 Mar 1873 from Fulton, Izard, Searcy and Marion Counties.
Bureau of Land Management
Baker F. Cypert
1 Jul 1859
SE¼ of NW¼ of Twp. 16 N, Range 13 West
of Section 19 in Baxter Co., AR
40.33 Acres
Source: Edward G. Gerdes's Arkansas Civil War web page
Baker enlisted with his brother, Robert Bruce Cypert as a Pvt. in Co. E. 27th Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA on 11 Mar 1862 in Marion Co., AR. He gave his age as 27. He was reported as a deserter on 21 Dec 1862.
Baker and his brother, Robert and their families are not on the 1870 census. Baker's first wife, Mary (nee Dark) Cypert and their children counted on the 1870 Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR census.
In 1880 Baker's children, Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart and Emma D. Cypert, age 9, were counted in Cadron (modern-day Conway), Faulkner Co., AR household of Betsy J. Long and her children, Maggie H. Long, 23, born in AR and Jackson H. Long, age 21, born in AR, and Emma was listed as Betsy's granddaughter.
Baker was the son of Prudence Ross and William T. Cypert, who married 27 Feb 1825 in Wayne Co., TN. His paternal grandparents were:
Abigail (nee Johnson) Cypert - FAG #87068280
Francis Cypert,- FAG #6343812
Baker married 1st Mary Dark, daughter of Delilah and William Adam Dark. Their children were:
Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart Griffin Landphair
William Adam Cypert (named for his paternal grandfather William Adam Dark)
Anna Delilah (nee Cypert) Anderson McCoy
Thomas Jefferson "Tom" Cypert
Francis Marion Cypert
Eloise Cypert
Emma D. (nee Cypert) Kaufman - FAG #61656857
Baker married 2nd Mary George, daughter of Andrew Jackson George and his first wife. Mary Jeanette Bollinger. Their children were:
Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington
James J. "Jimmy" Cypert
Andrew T. Cypert
Jesse Newton Cypert
According to the information Jesse Newton Cypert provided 11 Oct 1938 when he was admitted to the VA Hospital at Whipple, AZ, he was the son of Baker F. Cypert and Mary George. Jesse stated he was born in Little Rock. It is apparent that Baker and his first wife, Mary A. (nee Dark) Cypert divorced or he committed bigamy when he married 2nd Mary George of modern-day Baxter Co., AR.
Baker's daughter, Emma (nee Cypert) Kaufman was born 15 Jul 1870. She was named as a sister in Mary George and Baker's son, Jesse Newton Cypert's obit. Baker's other children, Thomas Jefferson Cypert and Martha Paralee (nee Cypert) Harrington were also named in Jesse Newton Cypert's obit as his siblings.
The Bureau of Land Management places land patents in their present-day county. Baxter Co., AR was established 24 Mar 1873 from Fulton, Izard, Searcy and Marion Counties.
Bureau of Land Management
Baker F. Cypert
1 Jul 1859
SE¼ of NW¼ of Twp. 16 N, Range 13 West
of Section 19 in Baxter Co., AR
40.33 Acres
Source: Edward G. Gerdes's Arkansas Civil War web page
Baker enlisted with his brother, Robert Bruce Cypert as a Pvt. in Co. E. 27th Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA on 11 Mar 1862 in Marion Co., AR. He gave his age as 27. He was reported as a deserter on 21 Dec 1862.
Baker and his brother, Robert and their families are not on the 1870 census. Baker's first wife, Mary (nee Dark) Cypert and their children counted on the 1870 Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR census.
In 1880 Baker's children, Mary C. (nee Cypert) Stewart and Emma D. Cypert, age 9, were counted in Cadron (modern-day Conway), Faulkner Co., AR household of Betsy J. Long and her children, Maggie H. Long, 23, born in AR and Jackson H. Long, age 21, born in AR, and Emma was listed as Betsy's granddaughter.
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