Capt. John Baker Dortch, (CSA)

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John Baker Dortch, CSA

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Birthplace: Robertson County, Tennessee, United States
Death: March 08, 1910 (79)
Mining City, Butler, Kentucky, United States
Place of Burial: Lebanon Cemetery Logansport Butler County Kentucky
Immediate Family:

Son of John Baker Dortch and Lucinda Dortch
Husband of Sarah Christian Dortch and Phoebe Dortch
Father of Nancy Blount Dortch and James Norfleet Dortch
Brother of Wiley Blount Dortch

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About Capt. John Baker Dortch, (CSA)

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Served in Company G of the 7th Kentucky Cavalry. Dortch's 2nd Battalion Kentucky Cavalry is a different unit than the 2nd Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles. Dortch's Battalion was a field organization of the men that did not go or escaped capture during Morgan's Indiana-Ohio Raid in July 1863. After the unsuccessful raid, Col. Adam R. Johnson reorganized Morgan's men into two separate battalions. Those men in the First Brigade were organized into Kirkpatrick's 1st Battalion Kentucky Cavalry, which was commanded by Capt. John D. Kirkpatrick. Those men in the Second Brigade were organized into Dortch's 2d Battalion Kentucky Cavalry, commanded by Capt. John Baker Dortch, formerly of the 7th Kentucky Cavalry. Married Phoebe Brown in 1880.

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Capt. John Baker Dortch, (CSA)'s Timeline

1830
May 11, 1830
Robertson County, Tennessee, United States
1851
January 11, 1851
1857
February 21, 1857
Knoxville, Knox County, TN, United States
1910
March 8, 1910
Age 79
Mining City, Butler, Kentucky, United States
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Lebanon Cemetery Logansport Butler County Kentucky