Jonesboro Gazette:
John C. Baggott, nephew and adopted son of Prof. M.V. Baggott of Cobden, died 20 Oct 1898, at Presidio near San Frsancisco, and was buried in Cobden Cemetery. He was in Co. E, 1st Washington Volunteer Infantry and was the first soldier of the Spanish-American War to be buried in Union County.
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: John Baggott
Home in 1880: Osborn, Greene, Ohio
Age: 4
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1876
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Nephew
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Household Members: Name Age
M. V. Baggott 43
Louise Baggott 39
Vallandigham Baggott 18
Mary Baggott 15
John Baggott 4
Geo. P. Baggott 1
John C. Baggott, nephew and adopted son of Prof. M.V. Baggott of Cobden, died 20 Oct 1898, at Presidio near San Frsancisco, and was buried in Cobden Cemetery. He was in Co. E, 1st Washington Volunteer Infantry and was the first soldier of the Spanish-American War to be buried in Union County.
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: John Baggott
Home in 1880: Osborn, Greene, Ohio
Age: 4
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1876
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Nephew
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Household Members: Name Age
M. V. Baggott 43
Louise Baggott 39
Vallandigham Baggott 18
Mary Baggott 15
John Baggott 4
Geo. P. Baggott 1
Jonesboro Gazette:
John C. Baggott, nephew and adopted son of Prof. M.V. Baggott of Cobden, died 20 Oct 1898, at Presidio near San Frsancisco, and was buried in Cobden Cemetery. He was in Co. E, 1st Washington Volunteer Infantry and was the first soldier of the Spanish-American War to be buried in Union County.
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: John Baggott
Home in 1880: Osborn, Greene, Ohio
Age: 4
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1876
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Nephew
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Household Members: Name Age
M. V. Baggott 43
Louise Baggott 39
Vallandigham Baggott 18
Mary Baggott 15
John Baggott 4
Geo. P. Baggott 1
John C. Baggott, nephew and adopted son of Prof. M.V. Baggott of Cobden, died 20 Oct 1898, at Presidio near San Frsancisco, and was buried in Cobden Cemetery. He was in Co. E, 1st Washington Volunteer Infantry and was the first soldier of the Spanish-American War to be buried in Union County.
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: John Baggott
Home in 1880: Osborn, Greene, Ohio
Age: 4
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1876
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Nephew
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Household Members: Name Age
M. V. Baggott 43
Louise Baggott 39
Vallandigham Baggott 18
Mary Baggott 15
John Baggott 4
Geo. P. Baggott 1
Family Members
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