Confederate Soldier, Private, Eufaula Light Artillery, NARA M374/ROLL 03.
Contributed from Findagrave "GONE TOO SOON ":
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Baker, Charles C.
He died in 1907.
He enlisted Feb-1862 Eufaula AL as a private in Oliver's Battery of Artillery. Widow filed for his pension in Barbour County.
////ADDED 2023 RECOMMENDATION FROM G.D. YOUNG - NOT VERIFIED/////
Suggested edit: Charles C. Baker Dies Suddenly
Deceased Was A Confederate Veteran and Was One of Eufaula's Most Popular Citizens
Eufaula, February 2
Charles C. Baker was found in a dying condition this morning and passed away before a physician could reach him. He was an old and very estimable citizen of Eufaula. He had complained of a bad cold but was thought to be in good health otherwise. He was a veteran of the war and was 61 years old. He was widely known here and had resided in the area for fifty years. The funeral will be tomorrow.
Survivors:
Wife
Two sisters
"Charles C. Baker," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama), 3 Feb 1907, page 3; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 20 Jan 2023.
Contributor: Ginny Dunaway Young (47405343)
Contributed from Findagrave "GONE TOO SOON ":
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Baker, Charles C.
He died in 1907.
He enlisted Feb-1862 Eufaula AL as a private in Oliver's Battery of Artillery. Widow filed for his pension in Barbour County.
////ADDED 2023 RECOMMENDATION FROM G.D. YOUNG - NOT VERIFIED/////
Suggested edit: Charles C. Baker Dies Suddenly
Deceased Was A Confederate Veteran and Was One of Eufaula's Most Popular Citizens
Eufaula, February 2
Charles C. Baker was found in a dying condition this morning and passed away before a physician could reach him. He was an old and very estimable citizen of Eufaula. He had complained of a bad cold but was thought to be in good health otherwise. He was a veteran of the war and was 61 years old. He was widely known here and had resided in the area for fifty years. The funeral will be tomorrow.
Survivors:
Wife
Two sisters
"Charles C. Baker," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama), 3 Feb 1907, page 3; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 20 Jan 2023.
Contributor: Ginny Dunaway Young (47405343)
Confederate Soldier, Private, Eufaula Light Artillery, NARA M374/ROLL 03.
Contributed from Findagrave "GONE TOO SOON ":
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Baker, Charles C.
He died in 1907.
He enlisted Feb-1862 Eufaula AL as a private in Oliver's Battery of Artillery. Widow filed for his pension in Barbour County.
////ADDED 2023 RECOMMENDATION FROM G.D. YOUNG - NOT VERIFIED/////
Suggested edit: Charles C. Baker Dies Suddenly
Deceased Was A Confederate Veteran and Was One of Eufaula's Most Popular Citizens
Eufaula, February 2
Charles C. Baker was found in a dying condition this morning and passed away before a physician could reach him. He was an old and very estimable citizen of Eufaula. He had complained of a bad cold but was thought to be in good health otherwise. He was a veteran of the war and was 61 years old. He was widely known here and had resided in the area for fifty years. The funeral will be tomorrow.
Survivors:
Wife
Two sisters
"Charles C. Baker," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama), 3 Feb 1907, page 3; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 20 Jan 2023.
Contributor: Ginny Dunaway Young (47405343)
Contributed from Findagrave "GONE TOO SOON ":
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Baker, Charles C.
He died in 1907.
He enlisted Feb-1862 Eufaula AL as a private in Oliver's Battery of Artillery. Widow filed for his pension in Barbour County.
////ADDED 2023 RECOMMENDATION FROM G.D. YOUNG - NOT VERIFIED/////
Suggested edit: Charles C. Baker Dies Suddenly
Deceased Was A Confederate Veteran and Was One of Eufaula's Most Popular Citizens
Eufaula, February 2
Charles C. Baker was found in a dying condition this morning and passed away before a physician could reach him. He was an old and very estimable citizen of Eufaula. He had complained of a bad cold but was thought to be in good health otherwise. He was a veteran of the war and was 61 years old. He was widely known here and had resided in the area for fifty years. The funeral will be tomorrow.
Survivors:
Wife
Two sisters
"Charles C. Baker," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama), 3 Feb 1907, page 3; http://www.newspapers.com; accessed 20 Jan 2023.
Contributor: Ginny Dunaway Young (47405343)
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