Holloway Baxter was a farmer in Cocke County, Tennessee before joining the Confederacy. Holloway, born about 1829, was the son of Jesse and Mary Ann Norton Baxter. He and his wife Margaret had several children. When Holloway left to join the Confederacy, Margaret never saw him again.
∼1860 Cocke, Tennessee
Halloway Baxter Male 33 Tennessee
Margaret Baxter Female 33
John Baxter Male 12
William A Baxter Male 10
James Baxter Male 8
Rhoda Baxter Female 4
Dove Baxter Female 2
Confederate - Company A 1st Tenn Infantry
Captured at Vicksburg July 4, 1863 - POW at Camp Morton with my gg grandfather, Henry Bolch, also from Cocke Co.
died of pneumonia
No 520 originally interred at Greenlawn Cemetery, Indianapolis
son of James Baxter and Rhoda Giles
∼1860 Cocke, Tennessee
Halloway Baxter Male 33 Tennessee
Margaret Baxter Female 33
John Baxter Male 12
William A Baxter Male 10
James Baxter Male 8
Rhoda Baxter Female 4
Dove Baxter Female 2
Confederate - Company A 1st Tenn Infantry
Captured at Vicksburg July 4, 1863 - POW at Camp Morton with my gg grandfather, Henry Bolch, also from Cocke Co.
died of pneumonia
No 520 originally interred at Greenlawn Cemetery, Indianapolis
son of James Baxter and Rhoda Giles
Holloway Baxter was a farmer in Cocke County, Tennessee before joining the Confederacy. Holloway, born about 1829, was the son of Jesse and Mary Ann Norton Baxter. He and his wife Margaret had several children. When Holloway left to join the Confederacy, Margaret never saw him again.
∼1860 Cocke, Tennessee
Halloway Baxter Male 33 Tennessee
Margaret Baxter Female 33
John Baxter Male 12
William A Baxter Male 10
James Baxter Male 8
Rhoda Baxter Female 4
Dove Baxter Female 2
Confederate - Company A 1st Tenn Infantry
Captured at Vicksburg July 4, 1863 - POW at Camp Morton with my gg grandfather, Henry Bolch, also from Cocke Co.
died of pneumonia
No 520 originally interred at Greenlawn Cemetery, Indianapolis
son of James Baxter and Rhoda Giles
∼1860 Cocke, Tennessee
Halloway Baxter Male 33 Tennessee
Margaret Baxter Female 33
John Baxter Male 12
William A Baxter Male 10
James Baxter Male 8
Rhoda Baxter Female 4
Dove Baxter Female 2
Confederate - Company A 1st Tenn Infantry
Captured at Vicksburg July 4, 1863 - POW at Camp Morton with my gg grandfather, Henry Bolch, also from Cocke Co.
died of pneumonia
No 520 originally interred at Greenlawn Cemetery, Indianapolis
son of James Baxter and Rhoda Giles
Inscription
A 1st INF TENN
Gravesite Details
Died as a Confederate Prisoner of War at Camp Morton, originally interred at Green Lawn Cemetery (Confederate Section), but reinterred in 1933 in a mass grave of 1616 Confederate POW'S at Crown Hill.
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