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Frederick R. Baker

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During the year of 1865 Baker kept a diary of his experiences as a member of the Union Light Guard. The diary reveals that he was a frequent observer of the proceedings at the Senate and House, was exposed to the workings of a wartime White House, and had casual contact with Lincoln and other
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in 1852. In 1863, he was selected to be a member of the Seventh Independent Company of Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, also known as the Union Light Guard. Soon after arriving in Washington D.C. members of the unit learned they were selected to serve as a mounted escort and guard for President
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dignitaries, witnessed Lincoln's second inauguration, and was part of the events immediately following the President's assassination. Frederick served from December 17, 1863, to September 9, 1865.
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on July 20, 1978. In January 2019, Baker's 1865 Civil War Diary was donated to the Ft. Collins Local History Archive located at the
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in 1873. He established himself as a successful farmer, rancher, businessman, civic leader, and community member. Baker served as
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commissioner from 1890 to 1893 and Ft. Collins mayor for four terms from 1895 to 1902. During his time as mayor Lincoln Park and
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Private Frederick R. Baker, member of the Union Light Guard from 1863 to 1865
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Baker's residence while mayor of Ft. Collins was listed on the
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Protecting a President: Ohio's 7th Independent Cavalry
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Lincoln's Body Guard: The Union Light Guard of Ohio
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Spratton
Northamptonshire
Elyria, Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
homesteaded
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Larimer County
Carnegie library
National Register of Historic Places
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Lincoln's Body Guard: The Union Light Guard of Ohio
Protecting a President: Ohio's 7th Independent Cavalry
ISBN
978-883420900-4
"The New County Officers"
ISBN
0-9600862-2-6
"Baker House National Registry"
Categories
1840s births
1906 deaths
20th-century mayors of places in Colorado
Mayors of places in Colorado
English emigrants to the United States
History of Fort Collins, Colorado
Ohio in the American Civil War
Ranchers from Colorado
Union Army soldiers

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