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[Florida History] [The Bahama Baker's]
Baker Cemeteries
I found one Baker Cemetery and a Bakersville Cemetery in Florida. Because neither has been surveyed this page will contain Baker burials in other Florida cemeteries.
- Baker Cemetery- DeLand, Volusia County: No survey.
- Bakersville Cemetery - Picolata, St. Johns County. No Survey. (During the Civil War Picolata was the location of Camp Baker. )
Other Baker Burials in Florida
Name Birth-Death Cemetery Comment Alachua County Franklin T. Baker 18 Oct 1831 - 16 May 1920 Antioch Cem., Island Grove Julia A. Baker 20 Jan 1840 - 15 Oct 1918 Antioch Cem., Island Grove Harry M. Baker 6 Dec 1871 - 20 Oct 1963 Antioch Cem., Island Grove Broward County William B. Baker 1875 - 1943 Evergreen Cem., Ft. Lauderdale Citrus County James D. Baker 3 Apr 1860 - 4 Mar 1947 Hill of Rest Cem., Floral City Amanda M. Baker 12 Apr 1865 - 23 Jan 1930 Hill of Rest Cem., Floral City W/O James D. Columbia County Frank Baker 31 Aug 1866 - 7 Sep 1947 Oak Lawn Cem., Lake City Wisconsin. Pvt, 17th Infantry Duval County James McNair Baker 20 Jul 1821 - 20 Jun 1892 Evergreen Cem., Jacksonville US Politician. Served as a Candidate for United States Representative from Florida in 1856, State Court Judge from 1859 to 1862, and 1881 to 1890, Senator from Florida in the Confederate Congress from 1862 to 1865, and Justice of the Florida State Supreme Court from 1865 to 1868. Sarah Catherine Baker-Cameron 31 Jan 1823 - 22 Jul 1899 Gilmore Cem., Jacksonville W/O John Allen Cameron. Escambia County D.D. Baker Unk - 31 Aug 1853 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ D.W. Baker Unk - 21 Sep 1864 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ 
Civil WarJohn Baker Unk - 5 Jul 1846 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ John Baker Unk - 5 Jul 1846 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ John Julius Baker Unk - 1 Oct 1845 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ Peter Baker Unk - 31 Mar 1865 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ Civil WarCharles Edward Baker Unk - 5 May 1904 Barrancas Nat'l Cem¹ Hamilton County Hannah E. Baker 3 Jun 1829 - 1 Dec 1875 Bellville Meth. Cem. W/O Sheriff John H. Baker (b. 1826 GA) Hillsborough County Arthur A. Baker 13 Mar 1823 - 15 Feb 1886 Bethlehem Cem., Plant City S/O James & Mary (Bordeaux). Pvt, Co. B, 1st Bn, Florida CAV (CSA)Celestia Althea Baker Apr 1878 - Jun 1942 Thonotosassa Cem. Teacher; daughter of Dr. Thomas Jefferson Baker, a dentist, and Mary Elizabeth Rigby. She never married. In 1902, she lived in Dade City, FL and attended Florida State University. Clara Ormsby-Baker 31 Mar 1852 - 25 Jun 1943 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa Norris Calvin Baker 16 Jan 1853 - 16 Aug 1932 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa William E. Baker 15 Aug 1858 - 7 Dec 1938 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa H/O Elizabeth R. Elizabeth R. Baker 3 Dec 1862 - 12 Jul 1944 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa W/O William E. James E. Baker 21 Feb 1872 - 8 Jan 1961 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa H/O Ruth M. Ruth M. Baker 19 Feb 1882 - 28 Dec 1964 Orange Hill Cem., Tampa W/O James E. Lake County John Curtis Baker 29 Jul 1877 - 12 Nov 1953 Shiloh Cem., Fruitland H/O Cora Cora M. Baker 14 May 1888 - Unk Shiloh Cem., Fruitland W/O John C. Leon County Mary Ann Baker-Maxwell 27 Mar 1787 - 3 Jan 1871 Old City Cem., Tallahassee Born in Liberty Cty, GA. W/O John Jackson Maxwell Monroe County Loretta Baker 1849 - 1925 Southern Key Cem., Key West Orange County Sarah Elizabeth Baker-Wilson 22 Mar 1852 - 5 Oct 1913 Greenwood Cem., Orlando W/O George F. Wilson. Born in Linn Cty, MO Pasco County Samuel Baker 6 Dec 1849 - 12 Aug 1908 East Elfers Cem. New Point Richey Elizabeth Baker 30 Jan 1849 - 30 Aug 1910 East Elfers Cem. New Point Richey Samuel B. Baker 6 Jun 1871 - 19 Sep 1914 East Elfers Cem. New Point Richey Rosalee G. Baker 1878 - 1910 East Elfers Cem. New Point Richey Enoch N. Baker 24 Dec 1878 - 31 Dec 1947 Mt. Zion Cem., Dade City Pinellas County Silas O. Baker 17 Apr 1877 - Unk Bay Pines Nat'l Cem¹ Andrew H. Baker 1858 - 1940 Royal Palm South Cem., St. Petersburg Anna F. Baker 1861 - 1944 Royal Palm South Cem., St. Petersburg W/O Andrew H. Lilla Warner-Baker 1859 - 1940 Royal Palm South Cem., St. Petersburg Born NY. Lived in MN. Mother of H. Warner Baker. Widowed at an early age. Wallace D. Baker 1877 - 1954 Royal Palm South Cem., St. Petersburg Lottie M. Baker 1878 - 1950 Royal Palm South Cem., St. Petersburg Putnam County Lewis M. Baker 7 May 1858 - 1957 Peniel Cem., Palatka H/O Sarah Sarah Chicora Lumpkin-Baker 1879 - Unk Peniel Cem., Palatka W/O Lewis M. Baker Zilpha Register-Baker 11 Jul 1865 - 15 Mar 1912 San Mateo Cem., San Mateo Sumter County Jordon Baker 18 Feb 1847 - 13 Oct 1928 Nichols Cem., Oxford Born in GA. Sgt, Co A, 3rd GA Reserves, CSASusan T. Baker 21 Jan 1848 - 6 Oct 1900 Nichols Cem., Oxford W/O Jordon Mary E. Baker 5 May 1852 - 14 Mar 1934 Nichols Cem., Oxford James Q. Baker 25 Oct 1867 - 31 Jul 1940 Nichols Cem., Oxford William Leonard Baker 1875 - 1931 Nichols Cem., Oxford George Washington Baker 18 Oct 1878 - 3 Jan 1967 Nichols Cem., Oxford Lottie L. Baker 3 Nov 1878 - Sep 1913 Nichols Cem., Oxford Selema Register-Baker 26 Aug 1853 - 2 Dec 1915 Linden Cem., Linden Flora Perry-Baker 12 May 1866 - 6 Sep 1948 Pine Level Cem., Oxford David M. Baker 1871 - 1917 Old Adamsville Cem. H/O Lorena. Lorena D. Baker 1875 - 1971 Old Adamsville Cem. W/O David M. Lawrence Stude Baker 1900 - 1910 Old Adamsville Cem. S/O David & Lorena Suwannee County Thomas A. Baker 25 Apr 1874 - 26 Jul 1895 Mt. Gilead Baptist Church Cem. Volusia County Walter J. Baker 2 Apr 1874 - 8 Nov 1955 Ebenezer Lutheran Cem. Spanish Amer War vet. Co C, 1st Rgt, FL Martha Horne-Baker 1876 - 1914 Ebenezer Lutheran Cem. Edward D. Baker 1870 - 1947 Detwiler Park, New Smyrna Beach John Baker 1842 - Unk Causey Family Cem., Seville Civil War Soldier.Hannah Fitch Baker 1838 - 1911 Hillside Cem., Ormond Beach A.M. & W.A. Baker Unk - Unk Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. Aaron M. Baker 28 Nov 1858 - 19 Oct 1923 Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. headstone gone Alice Baker Unk - Unk Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. Nothing but name on marker Joseph F. Baker 26 Jul 1872 - 31 Aug 1910 Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. Purchaser - Baker, C.R> Lee Baker 19 Mar 1842 - 15 Nov 1924 Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. Mary M. Baker 10 Mar 1842 - 16 Oct 1923 Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. "Wife" May Baker 22 May 1886 - 31 Dec 1900 Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. T.J. Baker Unk - Unk Lake Helen/Cassadaga Cem. Nothing but name on stone Amelia Baker 1837 - 1926 Oakdale Cem., Emporia Walton County Rev. R.Q. Baker 18 Jan 1838 - 31 Oct 1923 Euchee Valley Presby. Church Cem. Sarah Jane Reddick-Baker 19 Feb 1833 - 11 Dec 1906 Hatcher Cem., Freeport W/O Nicholas. Married 20 Feb 1851 Washington County Eliza Frances Bean-Baker 5 Nov 1875 - 1 Jul 1966 Poplar Springs Baptist Cem., Chipley W/O Henry L. Baker Henry Lorenzo Baker 7 Feb 1877 - 10 Apr 1955 Poplar Springs Baptist Cem., Chipley H/O Eliza ¹Barrancas National Cemetery is located within the boundaries of the U.S. Naval Air Station, eight miles southwest of downtown Pensacola, Fla. During the Civil War Fort Barrancas was located near the present day U.S. Naval Air Station. Fort Barrancas included a small cemetery where Many Union and Confederate dead were interred. As the war continued, the remains of other casualties were brought here for burial. By agreement between the Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of War, on Jan. 30, 1868, the cemetery was transferred to the War Department to become Barrancas National Cemetery. In 1869, Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, inspector of national cemeteries, reported that about 1,310 burials had been made in the cemetery. In addition to the troops stationed at Forts Barrancas and Pickens, remains had been reinterred here from the surrounding area, including Santa Rosa Island and Apalachicola in Franklin County. This total included the remains of 673 unknown Union soldiers.
²Bay Pines National Cemetery: Originally developed as part of the Bay Pines Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center as a final resting place for those veterans who died there. Dedicated on March 15, 1933, the first burial took place on April 25 of that year. War service of veterans interned at this twenty-seven acre site dates back to the Indian Wars of 1790-1891. A Memorial Section, established in 1984, exists to appropriately memoralize service members whose remains were unrecoverable or whose cremains were scattered.
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