Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and
Biographical. Charles Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co.,
Publishers, 1884. Unknown County.

ANDREW J. BAKER was born January 31, 1840 in Monroe County, Ind., and is
the sixth of the seven children of James H. and Nancy (Kemper) Baker,
natives respectively of Tennessee and Kentucky.  Andrew was reared as a
farmer, and received some education from the public schools.  In August
1861, he became a soldier of Company H, Thirty-third Indiana Volunteers,
and served in the following battles: Wild Cat, Thompson's Station, where
he was wounded in the leg, taken prisoner and confined two months in Libby
Prison.  He was then exchanged and fought afterward at Resaca, Kenesaw
Mountain, New Hope Church, Marietta, Atlanta, Peach Tree Creek, siege of
Savannah, Bentonville, and the famous march to the sea.  He was also
present in the grand review at Washington, and was discharged August 8,
1865.  August 17, 1865, he married Mrs. Margaret J. Goss, widow of Sims H.
Goss, which union produced five children, three of whom are living -
Alvina H., John and Franklin.  Mr. Baker has been elected Justice of the
Peace of this township, at which he is now serving, and is a Republican. 

Baker Kemper Thompson Goss
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Monroe-IN GA

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