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BG Chauncey Brooke Baker

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BG Chauncey Brooke Baker Veteran

Birth
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, USA
Death
18 Oct 1936 (aged 76)
District of Columbia, USA
Burial
Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 3, Site 1927
Memorial ID
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Baker, Chauncey Brooke, Aug. 26, 1860 born at Lancaster, Ohio; July 1, 1886 graduated from West Point (41/77) and appointed 2ndlt., 7th U. S. Infantry Rgt. June 19, 1889 married Lucy McCook at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; September 1890-April 1895 aide de camp and acting engineering officer to Gen. A. McD. McCook at Los Angeles, Calif. and Denver, Colo. at Headquarters, Departments of Arizona and Colorado; Sept. 20, 1892 1stlt. May 12, 1898 capt., assistant quartermaster, volunteers;
May-November 1898 chief quartermaster of 2nd Division, VII Corps; November 1898-August 1900 depot quartermaster at Havana; Jan. 7, 1899 maj., quartermaster, volunteers; March 2, 1899 capt., U. S. Army; August 1900-May 1902 chief quartermaster and depot quartermaster, Division and Department of Cuba; April 11, 1901 assigned to Quartermaster's Department with rank of capt. from March 2, 1899; June 30, 1901 discharged from volunteers; 1902-1903 chief quartermaster, Maneuver Division at Fort Riley, Kansas; July 1, 1902 transferred to Quartermaster's Department; October 1906-April 1909 chief quartermaster, Army of Pacification, Cuba; 1911 ltcol., deputy quartermaster general/depot quartermaster at Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia; 1914 Vera Cruz expedition; 1917 briggen. 1917-1918 chief, Embarkation Service; 1921 retired as col. 1930 retired as briggen. Oct. 18, 1936 died at Washington, D. C. and buried in Arlington, Va. National Cemetery
Note: Through marriage related to the "Fighting McCooks" of Ohio including father-in-law MajGen. Alexander McCook
Baker, Chauncey Brooke, Aug. 26, 1860 born at Lancaster, Ohio; July 1, 1886 graduated from West Point (41/77) and appointed 2ndlt., 7th U. S. Infantry Rgt. June 19, 1889 married Lucy McCook at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; September 1890-April 1895 aide de camp and acting engineering officer to Gen. A. McD. McCook at Los Angeles, Calif. and Denver, Colo. at Headquarters, Departments of Arizona and Colorado; Sept. 20, 1892 1stlt. May 12, 1898 capt., assistant quartermaster, volunteers;
May-November 1898 chief quartermaster of 2nd Division, VII Corps; November 1898-August 1900 depot quartermaster at Havana; Jan. 7, 1899 maj., quartermaster, volunteers; March 2, 1899 capt., U. S. Army; August 1900-May 1902 chief quartermaster and depot quartermaster, Division and Department of Cuba; April 11, 1901 assigned to Quartermaster's Department with rank of capt. from March 2, 1899; June 30, 1901 discharged from volunteers; 1902-1903 chief quartermaster, Maneuver Division at Fort Riley, Kansas; July 1, 1902 transferred to Quartermaster's Department; October 1906-April 1909 chief quartermaster, Army of Pacification, Cuba; 1911 ltcol., deputy quartermaster general/depot quartermaster at Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia; 1914 Vera Cruz expedition; 1917 briggen. 1917-1918 chief, Embarkation Service; 1921 retired as col. 1930 retired as briggen. Oct. 18, 1936 died at Washington, D. C. and buried in Arlington, Va. National Cemetery
Note: Through marriage related to the "Fighting McCooks" of Ohio including father-in-law MajGen. Alexander McCook


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