I am looking for information about my
gg grandfather. But I don't have much
information.

I only know he was Union, was (according to
family) captured and sent to Andersonville.
Survived to get released in 1865 but died in
Cincinnati, Ohio while on his way home to East
Liverpool, Ohio.

Is there a CW Cemetery in Cincinnati that he
could have been buried? Is there other prison
camps besides Andersonville?

His wife Mary died shortly after that, his two
children were raised by his mother in law Margaret
Sebring in East Liverpool, Ohio. Is there any way
I can find out who claimed his pension? The children
were son, Elmer Baker and daughter Margaret Baker.

Thanks,
Kathy Kott

Problem - dead ends - there are 37 GEORGE BAKER's listed - NO pension records

1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Margaret Sebring
Age in 1860: 50
Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1860: Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio
Gender: Female
Post Office: East Liverpool
Household Members: Name Age
Ingram Sebring 30 [abt 1830]
Margaret Sebring 50 [abt 1810]
Mary Sebring 22 [abt 1838]
Charlotte Sebring 9 [abt 1851]
Margaret Sebring 6 [abt 1854]


Ohio shows two (2) pensions:

Margaret A. Sebring for McKendre Sebring 95th Ohio Inf - in both Invalid and Widow

Edward L. Sebring, for widow Margaret E. Sebring. He served in 46th Ohio Inf.

Yes, there are more Civil War Prison Camps. In fact, there is one in the northern part of Ohio, on the banks of Lake Erie, I think. I believe it is called Johnson Island. There must be places online where you can find out whether your ancestor was there or not. The National Cemetery Website can be found online also. It will give you the address where the cemetery can be found, and some of them have a list of who is buried in there, up until about two years ago. Possibly it is more up to date than that.

Good luck, Patricia