William B. Baugh

1930–1950 (age 20)

Soldier

Biography

William B. Baugh (1930–1950) answered the call to service with courage and resolve, embracing the rigors of soldiering as a young man who believed deeply in protecting the freedoms he cherished.

His fellow servicemen remember his ready smile and unwavering loyalty, and he now rests in Glen Haven Cemetery with the honors befitting a soldier who gave all in the defense of his country.

Did you know William B. Baugh?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Glen Haven Cemetery

Robert Marvin
1770–1842 (age 72)
Glen Haven Cemetery
Robert Marvin (1770-1842) was a resident whose burial location suggests settlement in the American interior.

Other notable soldiers

Archibald H. Rowand Jr.
1845–1913 (age 68)
Allegheny Cemetery
Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient.
Samuel Slavens
1830–1862 (age 32)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Samuel Slavens (1830-1862) was a Civil War soldier from Pike County.
Thomas Garland Jefferson
1847–1864 (age 17)
Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Garland Jefferson was a young American soldier from Amelia County, Virginia who died during the Civil War.
Jacob B. Sweitzer
1821–1888 (age 67)
Allegheny Cemetery
Pennsylvania lawyer and soldier who commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division/5th Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Lyons Wakeman
1843–1864 (age 21)
Chalmette National Cemetery
Lyons Wakeman (1843-1864) was a Chenango County resident who died in the Civil War.
Philip G. Shadrach
1840–1862 (age 22)
Chattanooga National Cemetery
Philip G. Shadrach (1840-1862) was a Civil War casualty from Somerset County.