Posted on: Orange Co. Tx Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Orange?read=188 Surname: BAKER, REESE ------------------------- BAKER, G. B., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BAKER, GREEN, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) BAKER, JOHN ANDERSON, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in (?) Company “G”, 24th “Texas Volunteer”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. BAKER, JOSEPH C., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.) **BAKER, RICHARD CRAWFORD, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “I”, 13th Texas “Cavalry”, “Flowernaughts”, C.S.A., later “Dismounted”. (note: Company “I” was formed in Orange County, Texas.)(note: gave his life in Battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause”; of “Liberty”!) BAKER, ROBERT P., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. (note: R. P. Baker listed in the Complete Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865; listed as serving in the following Companies and Texas Regiments: Co. “G”, 33rd Texas Cavalry; “Young’s” Company “E”, Texas Infantry; Co. “F”, “Waul’s” Texas Legion; “Lieutenant”, Co. “E”, 30th Texas Cavalry) **BAKER, STEPHEN, F. “CAPTAIN” “COMMANDING OFFICER”, Entered the service of the Confederate States of America in April 27, 1861, and served “Honorably”, as “Captain”, “Commanding Officer” of the 2nd Brigade “Texas Troops” “Orange Light Guard”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of Orange County, Texas. First Company formed in Orange County, Texas. “Captain” Baker gave his life in battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause”; of “Liberty”! Served as County Clerk in Orange County, Texas from: September, 1860 to August, 1861. **BAKER, WILLIAM P. JR., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably”. He gave his life in Battle for his Countries “Cause”; the “Cause” of “Liberty”. (note: a W. P. Baker is listed in the Complete Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865 as serving in: Company “E”, 30th “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”.) REESE, A. H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “G”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “G” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) REESE, CUTHBERT, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton County, Texas.) REESE, GEORGE, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “E”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Dismounted Cavalry” “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “E” was formed at Jefferson County, Texas.) REESE, HENRY L., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “B” “Artillery” & “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, C.S.A. (note: Company “B” spent most of the War stationed at Sabine Pass, Texas. Company “B” was formed in Jefferson County (Sabine Pass), Texas.)) REESE, JAMES, Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “F”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Cavalry”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Cavalry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “F” was formed in Liberty County, Texas.) REESE, JAMES MONROE, Enlisted the service of the Confederate States of America, in May, 1862, and served “Honorably” as a “Private” in Company “G”, of the 13th Regiment of “Texas Cavalry”, C.S.A. He was at his time of enlistment a resident of Polk County, Texas. He was “Honorably” discharged from said Confederate service on the 20th day of May, 1865, by Colonel Crawford. At which time he held the rank of “Private”. (Obtained from “Southern Cross of Honor” application”…his writing). Received a Confederate pension from the State of Texas. Pension # 03209/31173 (Two). REESE, JOSEPH H., Enlisted in the service of the Confederate States of America and served “Honorably” in Company “C”, 11th “Spaight’s Battalion”, “Texas Volunteers”, “Infantry”, C.S.A. (note: Company “C” was formed in Newton County, Texas