Baker (T. Otis) papers [manuscript]
Online resources: Collection description Summary: Captain T. Otis Baker of Natchez served in Company A, Tenth Regiment of Mississippi Infantry. Included in this collection are the following items: Letters, April 10, 1862-June 8, 1866 and n.d.; List of Civil War battles in which the Natchez Southrons (Company B, Tenth Mississippi Infantry) saw action; Roll of the Natchez Southrons; An amnesty oath for T. Otis Baker, July 21, 1865; Unidentified photographs, probably of T. Otis Baker and his wife Sarah Seaman Baker; Calling card for Mr. and Mrs. T. Otis Baker; Funeral notice for Sarah Seaman, wife of T. Otis Baker, May 21, 1866; Newspaper obituary for Mrs. Sarah Baker, May 29, 1866; Article from a January 17, 1864, Atlanta newspaper (extract from a general order directing the execution of three men who were sentenced to be shot for desertion); Four lines of verse discussing love, author unknown; Receipt from the University of Virginia for $120 tuition paid by T. Otis Baker for the Fall 1866 session; and A dance card listing eleven dances.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Archive Request | Mississippi Department of Archives and History | Manuscript Collections | Archival Reading Room | Z/0734.000/F/Folder 1 | Available | B98387 |
Captain T. Otis Baker of Natchez served in Company A, Tenth Regiment of Mississippi Infantry. Included in this collection are the following items: Letters, April 10, 1862-June 8, 1866 and n.d.; List of Civil War battles in which the Natchez Southrons (Company B, Tenth Mississippi Infantry) saw action; Roll of the Natchez Southrons; An amnesty oath for T. Otis Baker, July 21, 1865; Unidentified photographs, probably of T. Otis Baker and his wife Sarah Seaman Baker; Calling card for Mr. and Mrs. T. Otis Baker; Funeral notice for Sarah Seaman, wife of T. Otis Baker, May 21, 1866; Newspaper obituary for Mrs. Sarah Baker, May 29, 1866; Article from a January 17, 1864, Atlanta newspaper (extract from a general order directing the execution of three men who were sentenced to be shot for desertion); Four lines of verse discussing love, author unknown; Receipt from the University of Virginia for $120 tuition paid by T. Otis Baker for the Fall 1866 session; and A dance card listing eleven dances.
Cite as: Z/0734.000: Baker (T. Otis) Papers.