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Re: Baughn Family Book
Posted by: Ken Boughan	Date: June 05, 2000 at 19:27:14
In Reply to: Re: Baughn Family Book by James Ronald Baughn	of 433

My Special thanks to Mrs Harper for starting the work for the Boughan Genealogy. This is a reproduction of her work. **As per my distint cousin Chris Baughn, Much this in inaccurate. Do not take it at face value.

August 2, 1954

Dear Reader:
Due to illness and an operation this spring and summer I have been unable to complete this work in time to proof read it and get it to you by August as I promised I would, therefore you are going to find errors, most of which I hope will be typographical. Later I will make necessary corrections and send them on to you.
If you find an incomplete page or an error in records please write me, giving the page number and/or error and I will forward a new one to you. And of course any new data will be greatly appreciated as I plan to go on with my research, now that I have my material organized. There is much more to be had in the way of deeds, wills, old letters, etc. However, that takes time. When I do have something new would you like to have it added to your book?
I hope you enjoy this work as much as I have its compilation, and I sincerely hope also that where your records may seem to stand out alone and be incomplete, I will be able one day to add more to it for you.
Let me know when you have received this book just in case it may get lost in the mail.

Sincerely yours,



Lorene F Barker
Address: 865 Park Avenue
        Baltimore 1, Md.
In 1940, when I first began collecting data for a history of the Baughn family, I had only the names of the 14 children of Henry and Patsy, nee Whitlow, Baughn, who were the uncles and aunts of my grandfather, Richard A1exander Baughn. Only two of these children, William
(known as Billie) and Stratton, had remained in Rockingham County, North Carolina. The others migrated to other counties or states.
Our first reunion, in 1940, consisted of the descendants of these two brothers, and I believe that most of us thought that we were just about all to the family. Through correspondence I have found Baughns in other states who thought the same thing about their own family.
At this first reunion one of our cousin Baughns from Chattanooga, Tennessee, remembered having once met a salesman from Savannah, Geor-gia, by the name of Baughn, and Charlie P Baughn of Mayodan, N.C. remembered that in 1926 he had received letters from a Miss Howatt of Washington Court House, Ohio, requesting information about the Baughns of Rockingham County. Through these letters I was able to contact Miss Golda Baughn of that city and she has furnished data concerning her family which was later supplemented by Miss Howatt, now Mrs Max Dice, an experienced genealogist.
Cousin Baughn, of Chattanooga wrote to the Chamber of Commerce in Savannah and obtained a list of Baughn names and addresses which he forwarded on to me. Mrs Sallie (Baughn) McEllinn was the first to respond to my letters, and she gave the history of their family traced back to Patrick Weston Baughn, one of the fourteen children of Henry and Patsy (Whitlow) Baughn. Later others filled in birth-dates and so on until we have a fairly compositive record of that branch of the family.
Those Savannah Baughns are lovable people and we look forward to seeing them again each August. And so began the collection of data for these records of a family.
Through Correspondence, I have found throughout the United States, several other lines of this family but do have the connecting links. Yet, there must be such connections, because all tradition regarding their coming to America points to a common origin. Some have kept very good records, others have been concerned only with their immediate family, and so we have the breaks in the relationship of the various branches.
In the early years of this country, every family had its favorite sons and daughters, and most families had a so called black sheep, though in most cases, not as black as he or she may have been painted. Be that as it may, in a record of this kind, the ‘blackness’ is left out, for whether a black sheep or a favorite son, the blood relation is not altered be it ever so small.
In the Bible the Book of Genesis, refers to the fourth and fifth generation. In the Book of Ezra, 2:62, Genealogy was important, for those who could not find their register and so prove their descent from Abraham were not to accompany the people who were returning to Jerusalem from their Babylonian captivity.
For a genealogical record of any family to be easily read, it is necessary that some kind of system of numbering be used, and the simpler that system is the better. In my search for data, I have read many such histories, and for me The Genealogy of the Presidents of the United States was the easiest to follow. Therefore I am adopting that method and will put this work in loose leaf form so that any new information may be added near its proper place from time to time. Each leaf will be numbered as 1, 1a, 1b; 2, 2a, and so on.
In order to make it as easy as possible to trace one certain line back through the history, each digit or letter re-presents a separate generation. For example, my grandfather is 3217. The 7 represents grandfather, the '1' his father, is Wm. R. Baughn in 321, and ‘2’ is father of William, Henry Baughn (32) with whom this particu1ar branch of the family begins. Although I have used the digit '3' to represent Henry's father, I do not have documentary proof that he was Aristapus, but the indications that he was are very strong. Whenever a double number is necessary to show more than nine children, the latter ‘a’ will stand for ‘0’, ‘b’ for ‘1’, and so on. Thus ten would be 1a and 11 shown as 1b.
Assuming that Henry Baughan, who married in Campbell Coun-ty, Virginia, in 1805, Patsey Whitlow of that county is the son of Arris Baughan, whose will was probated 1786 in the same county -- and that he is one and the same as Aristapus Boughan (1113), I have started our North Carolina family with number 31 for James, and number 32 for Henry, and have 33 and 34 for any brother or sister that we may find later. Consequently the Ohio family starts with the number five.
For the sake of easier reference in our family, I have list-ed all of the fourteen children of Henry and Patsy Baughan on one page. From there I have followed through to the present generation of each separate line before beginning with another one.
Data on other families will be as written to me and under the name of the writer, with the exception that I have rearranged it according to the above form.
I wish to thank here each person for his or her help in this work, and I hope that in the future these records may be made more complete.
Under miscellaneous items are the odd and unconnected notes that I have found in the research of the various books on Vir-ginia records available to me in the Baltimore and Congressional Libraries.

                                          Lorene F Barker, Secretary
BAUGHN

HERALDIC BLAZON OF THE COAT OF ARMS

OF THE BAUGHN FAMILY


SHIELD:       Or (gold) upon a fesse (broad horizontal stripe) sable (black) between three wolves heads couped (cut off) of the second (i.e. black) three horseshoes argent (silver) pointed alternately up and down.

CREST:       An arm couped at the shoulder fesseways (horizon-tally) habited (dressed) or (gold) garnished (decorated) sable (black) the hand grasping a dagger point upward (natural color) supporting a wolf's head as in the arms.

MANTLING:       Or (gold) and vert (green).

SUPPORTERS:       Two lions rampant (fighting position) proper (natural color) semee' of plated (dotted with silver coins).

DEVICE:       Virtus ot Propositi Tenax.
(Latin: “Hold to Bravery and Convictions”)


EXPLANATION OF THE COAT OF ARMS

In heraldry gold is the moral denoting strength, authority, and wealth; black signifies sorrow, sin, mourning and dignity; silver denotes purity, eloquence, virginity, and innocence; while green refers to a religious temperament, eternity, over-lasting life and fecundity.
The fesse or broad horizontal band across the middle of the shield is called an honorable ordinary, which simply means one of the honorable charges most ordinarily used. It is a mark of noble blood and knighthood and takes its shape from the sword belt of the knight.
The horseshoe is the symbol of the knight (in German knecht or cniht). The alternate up and down pattern denotes that the knight is ready for either offense or defense.
The arm represents force and the dagger power through force of arms.
The wolves' heads in the Baughn arms may have one of three different interpretations. One would have to delve very deep-ly and minutely into the family history to attempt to ascertain which applies.
1)- In the first place in ancient records there is a reference to a "Lupus" Baughn who seems to have been a kind of "robber baron" in the 13th century. The word for wolf in Latin (much used in those days in proper names) was Lupus. The wolves upon the escutcheon may have reference to this person and there-by constitute a canting. A canting is a heraldic pun or play upon the name. In as much as the employment of family surnames and family coats of arms came into use at about the same time (circa 900) we frequently find families taking their surnames from charges upon their arms, of placing bearing upon their arms which refer directly or indirectly to their surnames. Thus we have a Moor’s head upon the Moore arms; a fox upon the shield of the Foxxe family; three apples upon the Appleton arms and a stand of trees upon the Woodside arms. Cases of this kind are too numerous to mention; however, the one thing that they all have in common is that they are a very ancient grant of arms.
2)- The wolf was the largest and fiercest animal known in Western Europe. He was therefore sometimes adopted into Teutonic heraldry as a symbol of power and bravery, much as was the Brit-ish lion. The Teutons were always more "practical" in their heraldry.
The wolf in various positions or the wolf’s head is a fairly common charge of Teutonic heraldry.
3)- Since earliest recorded history in Western and Central Europe and later in Scandinavian countries and Britain the wolf’s head has been the symbol of the outlaw. While later this term ‘outlaw’ (and thereby “wolf’s head”) came to mean a simple rob-ber or bandit, initially it signified one who held out against the established order, whatever it was. The old robber barons were called "wolves head”.
When German Protestants in the Pfaltz or Palatinate joined Luther as against the Catholic Church, they were called "wolves’ heads", by the Pope. Charlemagne called one of his sons who rebelled a “wolf’s head”.
It may have been that the Boughns were called "wolves’ heads" for some rebellion against state or church, or it may just as well have been that they were charged by state or church with suppressing outlaws. The only thing certain is that a wolf’s head "couped" means a dead one.
The name Baughn or Baughan is of definite Old German, pos-sibly Frankish, origin. The spelling is immaterial down to certain point, for up until the past 300 years there was no such thing as "spelling" as we know it today. One spelled a name or a word as it presently suited him.
In Old German the name signifies “a builder”.
The mantling or decorative matter around the shield has no especial shape. This is left to the taste and discretion of the artist. The only heraldic rule as to the Mantle (also sometimes called a lambrequin) in British arms, was that it must be in the livery colors of the shield; i.e. the two first metals, furs, or colors mentioned in the blazon. In German and some Continental arms this rule sometimes varied but where there was a variation, it is always so set forth in the blazon with the specific colors of the mantling given, as is the case with the Baughn arms.
The mantle takes its name from a cloak or mantle which the mounted knight wore suspended from his helmet. This was to protect him, encased as he was in metal, from the summer’s hot sun rays or the winter’s snows which could have fairly cooled or frozen him as the case might have been. This mantle would become cut and slashed in combat and the knight was very proud of these rents. He usually had them patched in contrasting colors to make them more noticeable.

FOR FURTHER REFERENCE SEE:

REISTAAD’S ARMORIAL GENERALE
BOUTELL' S MANUAL OF HERALDRY
ADLER'S TEUTONIC SURNAMES

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GENEALOGICAL RECORDS

1        JAMES BOUGHAN married Thomasie ________ ?
died before l703.
he received a grant of 250 acres land in old Rappahannock County, Virginia, on June 9, 1658, adjoining a tract of land surveyed for Samuel Parry or Perry. Parry’s grant had been issued Feb. 7, 1652 for 1250 acres in Lancaster County, on the south side of Pascation Creek. In 1663, James Boughan mortgaged his cattle and tobacco crop to Andrew Gilson, and in 1668 he sold 100 acres to Thomas Troth or Troath.
A Widow Baughan and James Baughan are mentioned in a land grant in Rappahannock County dated Oct. 21, 1687, to William Leake and others. Member of this Leake family migrated to Leaksville, North Carolina at a later date. This grant of land was on the south east side of a branch called Claypatch Branch, and adjoined that land of Widow and James Baughan and Perry’s land. (see Leake land grant)

James and Thomasie Baughan had three (iii) known children:
11       HENRY BAUGHAN, died between 1731 and 1738. He was married twice, his first wife unknown, his second, was Sarah, maiden name unknown. (It may have been Edmondson) He wrote his will Jan 20, 1731 which was proved in Essex County, Va., May 16, 1738. At this date he had children who were still young by his second marriage. (iv)
111. Capt. James Boughan, sheriff in Essex County, Va., 1734; Will dated Nov. 28, 1748; proved in Essex County March 21, 1748 (1749 present style). His executors were his wife Mary, and Thomas Barker who had married his sister, Ann Boughan. He married Mary Tyler, daughter of Richard and Susanna Tyler of Essex County. (Richard Tyler’s will proved May 21, 1734; dated Dec. 4, 1732.) iii
1111       James Boughan
1112       Susannah Boughan, married Thomas Croxton.
11121       Mary Croxton, married James Stodghill.
111211       Thomas Stodghi1l, married Nancy She1burne. They went to Shelby County, Ky., about 1810.
1112111.       Jane Stodghill married Squire Dooley and moved to Boone County, Indiana, about 1836.
11121111.        a daughter married _____ Stevenson.
111211111       Kenyon Stevenson, the correspondent, who gave me this information and also supplied the above named wills.
1113.       Aristipus Boughan

The 1767 tax lists of Pittsylvania shows the name Arestripes Baghan as a tithe with William Candler and a negro slave, Chester, on the list of Archibald Gordon. This is list is printed in the Virginia Magazine of History, Vo1 24, page 184; also in Clements History of Pittsylvania County, page 281.This reference proves that Aristipus Boughan had gone from Essex County and
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settled in Pittsylvania County by 1767. The difference in spelling of the name could be due to the lack of education on the part of the person who recorded these things by longhand, or due to phonetic spell-ing, since at that time, there was no dictionaries for spelling.
Essex Deed Book 27, page 200 shows that on November 29, 1755, Aristapus was a witness to a deed given by Heaekiah Brown and his wife Sally, to Sam-uel Croxton. Thus we can see that Aristapus re-mained in Essex County at least 6 years after his father’s will was probated on March 21, 1749, but that before another 12 years he had gone “west” to settle in Pittsylvania County, which in 1767 was wild frontier country. It was only a step, so to speak, for him to move on to Bedford County, which in 1781, became Campbell County, and there to make his will and die in 1786. He was probably born during the 1720s, and so only in his 60s when he died. (See will of Aris Boughan, 1786.)
Records in Campbell County, Virginia, show that Aris Baughan left a will probated in 1786 naming sons, Henry and James, his wife, living but not named, and minor children; also a deed dated 1807, in which James and Henry Baughan sold land. The problem is, are James and Henry of the 1807 deed the same as those named in the 1786 will, and, if so, is this Henry the same as the one who married Patsy Whitlow in 1805. Documentary proof these conjectures would establish the North Carolina branch of the family back to the land grant to James Boughan in 1658.
One note of interest is that Patrick Weston Baughn, son of Henry and Patsy Baughan, who settled in Savannah, Georgia, had a son named Ariss or Arris who was killed when he was young. Patrick was the progenitor of a large family of Baughns in Savannah who are cousins of the North Carolina family.

112.       Henry Boughan
113.       Ann Boughan, married Thomas Barker.
114.       a daughter who married Wm. Harper.
115.       a daughter who married John Ball

12.       John Boughan, will 1697, named wife Mary ______.
13.       James Boughan, called Major James Boughan. He was a prominent citizen of Virginia and a member of the House of Burgess from Essex County.

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WILL OF MAJOR JAMES BOUGHN(1711-1712)

"Robert Coleman of the parish of So Farnham in the county of Essex. Gent, age about fifty six years, deposeth and saith that on the fourteenth day of January in the year of our Lord xxx 1711 x x this Deponent was sent for by Major James Boughan late dec’d in his life time to come to him the said Boughan x x the said Boughan did then desire this Deponent to make his x x will x x x First I give and bequeath unto my loving daughter Francis Stark, the wife of John Stark x x Land x in King William County containing two hundred acres purchased by me of "William Kirby x x x and my bay Mare x x I give unto my grandson Thomas Stark the colt that now belongs to my Bay Mare. x x I give unto my loving daughter Elizabeth fisher one gold ring of Twenty shi1lings. I give unto Sus-anna Jones one cow and calf and one gold ring of twenty shillings. I give and bequeath unto my loving son John Boughan one gold ring of twenty shillings price. I let unto my brother Henry Boughan 1/3 part of my water mill during his Natural life x x and I give my brother Henry all my wearing clothes. I give and bequeath unto my beloved grand-son James Boughan the son of my son James Boughan all my land and plantation whereon I now live together with my water mill and all that tract of land I bought of the Holts together with my old plantation and Land and a small Island of Land and Marsh Lying before my doore.” he failing in heirs then to grandson John Boughan the son of my son James Boughan and he failing in heirs to Brother Henry Boughan and he fail-ing in heirs next of blood. Balance of Estate to son James Boughan, he to be sole Exor. dated 14 January 1711 "And this Deponent further saith that after he made the will x x the said Major James Boughan did sign and seal publish and declare the said will so made by this Deponent to be his last will and Testament in the presence of Susanna Jones, and that the said Major James Boughan then did bid the said Chamberlain Atkins and this Deponent to take notice that he the said Major James Boughan was not mad nor drunk but was in his right senses x x.”
signed Robert Coleman.
Proved in Essex Court July 11 1712

The above will provides more genealogical data as follows:

13       James Boughan, (Major) born about 1655; died between the dates l-14-1711 and 7-11-1712.
131       Francis Boughan married John Stark
1311       Thomas Stark.
132       Elizabeth Boughan, married Mr Ffisher (probably Benjamin)
133       Susanna Boughan, married Mr Jones
134       John Boughan
135       James Boughan
1351       James Boughan
1352       John Boughan
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NORTH CAROLINA

This record began with the names of 14 children of one Henry Baughn as given to my mother by her father, Richard Alexander Baughn. A casual study of records in the Court House at Wentworth, Rockingham County, North Carolina shows that during the first few years of the 1800’s there were two Henry Baughan’s who were no doubt of the same generation. Both migrated to North Carolina from Virginia, and at least one of them as early as 1797.
One of these Henry’s married Elizabeth Wall in Culpepper County, Virginia, and about 1811 moved from North Carolina to Ohio where he was the progenitor of the family in Wash-ington Court House. Henry, the ancestor of the North Caro-lina branch of the family, is buried in the old family graveyard on Mayo Mt, east of Mayodan, North Carolina. This Mount was sometimes known as Baughns Mt and is now called Cedar Mt.
The deed for the land on Mayo Mountain, where Henry and Patsy (Whitlow) Baughn built their home is dated 1813 or 14 and is recorded in the Rockingham County Court House at Wentworth.
This Henry was a representative for Rockingham County in the North Carolina State Legislature in 1819 and a senator in 1825. (ref. Year book for N. C. 1913) in 1845 he was given a tract of land in Madison, North Carolina, on which he built and opened what was then known as Baughn’s School or The Old Male Academy. The deed named him president of the board of trustees and is also recorded at Wentworth.
Buried with this Henry in the old graveyard is his wife and a daughter, Rachel, who died young.
Also buried in this old graveyard was a Charles Walker and several others. There are no longer any markers of the various graves some having been removed some years ago by neighbors for building purposes. This old cemetery is located just back of the Arthur Nichols home Route 1, Stoneville N.C.
This farm was originally owned by Richard A Baughn, grandson of the above named Henry, whose home was built on the same site as that of Mr Watt Brown of an adjoining farm. William, father of Richard and son of Henry, built his home on a knoll on the opposite side of the road about half way between the homes of Henry and Richard. It was destroyed by fire.

Henry Baughan (the second ‘a’ in the name was later dropped) married Patsy Whitlow of near Lynchburg, Virginia. Their marriage as issued in Campbell County follows:

A contract of Marriage Being Agreed on By and Between Henry Baughan of the one part and Patsey Whitlow of the other part Boath of this County and Boath of Lawfull age you are hereby desired to grant and to issue License for the inter Marriage of the said two.
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Given under my hand this 29th April 1805

Henry Whitlow
Test:        Wm Whitlow
Andrew Whitlow
Mr Robert Alexander Clk. C.C.

Know all men by these presents that we Henry Baughan and William Whitlow are held & firmly bound to John Page, Esq., Governor of Virginia in the sum of One hundred & fifty dollars; to which payment will & truly be made to the said Governor or his successors we bind ourselves our heirs Exors & Admrs jointly & severally firmly by these presents. Sealed and dated this 29th day of April 1805. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there is a marriage shortly intended to be had & solemnized between the above Henry Baughan and Patsey Whitlow of Campbell County.
If therefore there be no legal cause to obstruct the same then this obligation to be void.

                            Henry Baughan       (L.S.)
       William Whitlow       (L.S.)
Attest:       John Alexander, D.C.
Campbell County Seal.

31.       James Baughan
32.       Henry Baughan, married, 1805, Patsey Whitlow in Campbell County, Virginia. ivx
321.       William R (Billie) Baughn, born about 1810, married Betsey Hopper.
322.       Martha Baughn, born 1813; died 1885; married Mr Irons. They moved to Texas and Martha is buried in the Baughn family lot at Hickory Grove Cemetery two miles south of Petty Texas.
323.       Patrick Weston Baughn, born 1818; married Martha Walker and removed to Savannah, Georgia.
324.       Richard Baughn, born 1826; married Jennie Walker and moved to Texas.
325.       Millie Baughn, born 1826; died 1908 unmarried. Went to Texas with Richard.
326.       Stratton Baughn remained in North Carolina.
327. Sally Baughn, married Dr Coleson (or Coleton) and moved to South Carolina where they died in Coleton County leaving no issue.
328. Henry Baughn
329.        Jim Baughn
32x.       John Baughn
These last three named are supposed to have gone to South Carolina.
32a.       Roderick Baughn supposedly went west.
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32b.       Rachel Baughn, died young.
32c.       Mary Baughn
32d.       Millner P. Baughn, born Sept.11, 1832; died, Jan.31, 1919; married, Hannah D Price, who was born Sept. 6, 1842 and died Sept.12, 1908. They are both buried in the church cemetery at Price North Carolina. They had one adopted daughter, a child of Millie and Marion Lemons. She died while still young.
Millner's will is recorded at Wentworth Court House and names the infant child of Millie and Marion Lem-ons to get his personal property; his niece, Lillie Baughn, a sewing machine, and his nephew, H. W. Baughn his household goods. His property was appraised as being worth about $1200. J W Price executor of the will.

321.       William R Baughn (Billie), born about 1810; probably in Campbell County, Virginia; died after December 27, 1878; married Betsy Hopper, daughter of Jeremiah Hopper. vii
3211.       Martha Ann Baughn, born 1833; married, John Henry Stone; died 1919. ii
32111.       David Stone, died young
32112.       Ellen Stone, born Dec. 10, 1850; died March 1, 1952; married, Nov. 5. 1885 J.B. Fagg, born July 23, 1857; died Jan. 4 1940. vi
J. B. Fagg was a merchant in Leaksville, N. C. and I believe he was also postmaster for a number of years. Their home was on Monroe Street, where Ellen died of a heart attack after a long illness. Both are buried in Leaksville.
321121       Nellie Blanche Fagg, born July 26, 1887; married Dec.1912, Buford Stone, who died 1954.
321122.       Ruby Fagg, born Oct. 2, 1889; married, April 16, 1917 Jesse Abner Flythe. ii.
3211221.       a child died young.
3211222.       Ellen Ann Flythe, born April 5, 1921.

321123.       Gertrude Fagg, born Nov. 7, 1891; married June 5, 1920, Campbell Dickenson. iii.
3211231.       Jean Campbell Dickenson, born Feb. 1, 1932.
3211232.        Shirley Stone Dickenson, born Oct. 27, 1924
3211233.       George C Dickenson, Jr., born Oct, 1, 1921.

321124       Hilda Fagg, born Sept. 9, 1896; married June 11, 1921 Stewart L Goldin. ii.
3211241       Jean Stewart Goldin, born April 30, 1922.
3211242       Judith Ellen Goldin, born April 20, 1936.

321125       Harry Fagg, born June 11, 1899; married 1928 Lucille Reid and had one child that died young.
321126       James Fagg, born June 10, 1902; married 1931, Hen-rietta Reid, sister of Lucille Reid Fagg above.
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JEREMIAH HOPPER

Jeremiah Hopper Dec’d; In the name of God; I, Jeremiah Hopper a citizen of Rockingham County and the State of North Carolina, do make acclaim and declare this Instrument of writing which is signed with my name to be my last will and testament, revoking all others. Item 1st. All my just debts are to be punctually and speedily paid and the legacies and distribution of my estate hereafter bequeathed are to be discharged and divided as soon as circumstances will permit and in the manner directed.
Item 2nd. To my dearly beloved wife, Nancy Hopper, I give and bequeath all my landed estate which in ______________ of during her natural life and at her death to be equally divided between my daughter, Betsy Baughn, and my son, Perminis D. Hopper. I also give and bequeath unto my wife, Nancy Hopper, two negroes, (vis) Charlotte and Patrick, during their natural life and at her death to be equally divided between my three children (to wit)
Betsy Baughn, Greenville Hopper, and Perminis D Hopper. I also give to my wife, Nancy Hopper, one Bay Horse called Sunny, one yellow milk cow called Full Pail, also my household goods and kitchen furniture, also choice sow and five choice shoats.
Item 3rd. It is further my will and desire that my other two negroes (viz) Henry and Jackson, shall be hired out yearly by my Executors here-in-after named, and the proceeds thereof so soon as collected to be divided equally between three of my children (viz) Betsy Baughn, Greenville Hopper, and Perminis D Hopper.
Item 4th. It is further my will and desire that the balance of my property, if there be any, shall be sold by my Executors here-in-after named and the proceeds thereof to be divided equally between three of my children (viz) Betsy Baughn, Green-ville Hopper, and Perminis D Hopper, with the exception of ten dollars which I give and bequeath to my daughter, Nancy Thomp-son.
Item 5th. I do hereby appoint my friend and neighbor, John Strong, Executor to this my last will and Testament given under my hand this the 16th day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty One.

Jeremiah Hopper, Seal       

Witnessed by        Charles Strong
Thomas W Keen


It has been said that Nancy Thompson married against her father’s wishes and so received only the ten dollars from her father’s estate.
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3212        Robert K Baughn, married, unknown.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army, May 10, 1861, and served four years without being wounded. He was in Company H of the 13th Regiment, under the command of Col. Wm. D.       Pender and Captain Alfred Scales; he was also on the parole list given by Gen. Robert E. Lee to General Grant at the surrender at Appomattox in 1865. After the war he settled near Cascades, Virginia.
32121       Maggie Mae Baughn, born Dec. 3, 1877; died 1954; married Charlie King Leftwich. iii.
321211       G. A. Leftwich, born, November 16, 1909.
321212       Robert King Leftwich, Jr, born August 31, 1911.
321213       Charley N. Madison Leftwich, born, November 14, 1914; married, Daisy Harrell. i.
3212131       Martha Elizabeth Leftwich, born January 18, 1945.

note:       G A Leftwich (321211) married Martha Edmundson of Wil-son, North Carolina. She had a son, John Bateman Ed-mundson.

3213       Jerry M Baughn, born July 25, 1842; died, May 11, 1924; married, October 23, 1866, Bettie C. Coleman, born, November 12, 1844. vi.
32131       Anne Lee Baughn, born September 28, 1867; died 1894; married, Mr French, iii
321311       Oscar French, married, ------- Jefferson.
321312       Bessie French, married 1st. Mr.Earls; 2nd. Charlie W. Hudgins. i.
3213121       Virginia Hudgins.
321313       Rievers French, married Mr Sawyers. iii.
3213131       Ruth Sawyers married Mr Heffinger.
3213132       Cabel Sawyers married Miss Heffinger. i.
3213133       Henry Sawyers

32132       Minnie Baughn, born, February 9, 1869; died unmarried 1952.
32133       Mattie E Baughn, born, November 17, 1870; married Mr Gatewood.
32134       Nancy C Baughn, born, October 29, 1875; married J J Pat-terson. One child that died young.
32135       Maggie I Baughn, born September 3, 1880; died 1953; married W M Patterson. iv.
321351       Dora Patterson married Louis 0 Gauldin. v.
3213511       Lanford J Gauldin, served in World War II. He entered the armed services June 1943, trained at Ft McClellan, Alabama, and went overseas in March 1944. He is a veteran of three major engagements in the South Pacific, and holds the Philippine Liberation Meda1, The Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon, and the Combat Infantry Badge. He was at one time with the 32nd “Red Arrow” Infantry Division in Northern Luzon.
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3213512       Marguerette Gauldin
3213513       Betty Jean Gauldin
3213514       Louis Gauldin Jr, married Gladys Dodson. ii.
32135141       Gladys May Gauldin, born February 1942.
32135142       Ronald Louis Gauldin, born January 1, 1945.
3213515       Gloria Fay Gauldin, born September 9, 1943.

321352       Addie M Patterson, married, William Hodges (Bill). i.
3213521       Billy Hodges       (Addie M., died 1954)

321353       Harry C Patterson, married Miss Owens. i.
3213531       Kenneth Roy Patterson

321354       Harold Patterson died young.

32136       Willie Johns Baughn, also known as Buck, born December 7, 1883; married, 1st, Alice McCollum of Randleman, N. C. ii. 2nd. Mrs Bessie Strong Gibson.
321361       John Banner Baughn, born August 1, 1904; married Opal Davis. i.
3213611       John Banner Baughn Jr, born 1932; called to U S Armed Services in 1951.
321362       Harry Stone Baughn, born April 1914; killed March 21, 1942; married Margerette Gilly. ii.
3213621       Dick Baughn, Dick was named for Richard Alexander Baughn, great uncle of Harry, who was admired by Margerette so much that she hoped very strongly that her first born would be like "Unc1e Dick”. And as a child, the resemblance was very strong.
3213622       Kerry Baughn

Alice M Baughn died after an illness of more than a year with cancer and her loss was deeply mourned. Bessie S G Baughn is also a woman with a wonderful personality and is well loved by all her husband’s family.

3214       Will Baughn, enlisted in the Confederate Army May 10 1861, and served as a private until his death July 15, 1862.
3215       John D Baughn, enlisted in the Confederate Army March 11, 1862 and was killed in battle and buried somewhere in Virginia.
3216       Henry Whittler Baughn, born May 1845; died February 11, 1919; married December 23, 1874 Mildred Louisa Kellam, born January 4, 1858; died September 1934. xi.
He served in the Confederate Army with the 1st Engineers Company F., and after eight days of fighting was wounded in his leg, but later returned to battle. However, the wound never completely healed and was the source of much suffering until his death.
The following is a part of a letter written by him while he was in a hospital with the wound. The name of the hospital is not legible as well as a few words in the letter itself because the ink had faded out.
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                                          ___________ Hospital
May 31, 1864
Dear Uncle
It is with greatest of pleasure that I seat myself to drop you a few lines which will inform you that I am well as far as health is concerned and my wound is nearly well. I hope this will find you and Aunt Hannah in good health. Monk, I am a little excited this morning. The Big Ball has opened again. They are seven miles of this place. I can hear the guns very plain. It is who will and who shall this time, but Uncle Bob Lee shall I think. I tell you, Monk, this ain’t huntin of Rab-bits Monk, I fought eight days before I got wounded and I killed two of the Yanks, I know I did for I saw them fall. That was twenty yards of me, some closer than I wanted them to be, but I stood up to them like a man. I want this fuss to stop for I am getting tired of it and I think they will end it this time. If we can whip them this time they will let us alone and you will see it too. Monk, they had just as well try to fly as to whip us for I believe that God is helping of us and if it --
they cain’t whip us. We will fight them until the last day. We will be a free nation or we will dy. All of the sol-diers are in the best of spirits you ever saw but they are most wore out. I will go to the front and help them in a few days. I can't stay here when I know they need help. May God be with me in the time of conflict and turn the bullit from my flesh and bring me through all of them and send me home to you all soon. I can say I fought and helped win the victory, then we have our independence our rights that is all we want. They are trying to take them away from us, they never never can do it – “
Here the letter ended.

ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT FOR TEACHING SCHOOL

H. W. Baughn, Prop.
We the undersigned subscribers, promise and oblige ourselves to pay Henry W Baughn one dollar and twenty-five cents per month per scollar for Geography, Grammar, and Arithmetic. All under one dollar per month per scollar, payable at end of each month, house furnished by subscribers near Rhoda Hoppers.
this the 10th day of February 1872.

As you see, by the above document, Henry taught school as did his grandfather. In my correspondence with other members of the Baughn family, I have found a number of teachers.
The reference to Uncle Bob Lee in the letter above revived the memory of a visit of General Lee to the home of William R Baughn (321) one night while his army - which was on its march to Virginia - was bivouaced just behind the Old Clay Martin home between Cedar (Mayo or Baughns) Mt and Stoneville, North Carolina. It has been said that General Lee was a cousin of Betsy Hopper Baughn.

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32161       Baughn, born August 9, 1877; died May 1920; married 1896 Tom Jones, born, January 2, 1871. iii
321611       Samuel Jones, born February 5, 1898; married and had four chi1dren, their names unknown.
321612       Carl Jones born November 5, 1900.
321613       Willie Dee Jones D Jones, born January 2, 1902; married Emma Ramwey.
32162       Willie W Baughn, born December 1, 1879; married March 31, 1904, Millie Mae Thomas of Chattanooga, Tennessee. i.
321621       William Baughn
32163       Charlie P Baughn, born December 27, 1881; married, July 3l 1902, Myrtle Apple of Mayodan, North Carolina. She died February 1952. They were both members of the Mayodan Methodist Church and he was one of the outstanding men in town. He was one of the first merchants in Mayodan, was town commissioner for a number of years and also served on the school board. When the Baughn family met and organized in 1940 he was elected as their first president. x.
321631       Mildred Leola Baughn, born March 29, 1903; married Everett L. Webster, born, May 19,1898, son of John R. and Lola D (Martin) Webster. They settled in Roanoke Virginia. i.
3216311       Lou Ellen Webster. born October 4, 1934.

John R Webster was son of Rubin Webster who came from Pennsylvania and settled near Roanoke. Lola D Martin was daughter of Ballard P Martin and Sarah Wertz.

321632       Reece Baughn, born September 6, 1904; married October 10, 1927, Kathryn Kine of Leaksville N.C., i
3216321       Reece Baughn Jr., born January 2 1929.
321633       Reuben Davies Baughn, born March 14, 1905, married Daisy Floyd. ii
3216331       Betty Baughn, born 1939.
3216332       Reuben Davies Baughn Jr., born January 1942.
321634       William Henry Baughn, born December 21, 1906; married 1930 Myrtle Kellam. William is also known as ‘Buster’. iii
3216341       Richard Baughn
3216342       Tobey Baughn
3216343       Tommie
321635       Kate Baughn, born November 7, 1909, married three times; 1. December 8, 1930, Howard Case. i. 2. Jack Cardwell, i; 3. James Lincoln Layne, ii. She was divorced from her first two husbands.
321635l       Mildred Case, born July 23, 1931; married June 21, 1952 Donald Helms of Charlotte, N.C., son of Mrs Frank Helms of Charlotte. They were married in the Mayodan Meth-odist Church with Rev. Ralph Jacks as officiating minister. Mildred is a graduate of Brevard College and Washington University in St Louis, Mo., and a mem-ber of the Phi Mu Sorority. Donald graduated from Brevard and High Point Colleges.
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3216352       Mary Linda Cardwell, born June 20, 1935.
3216353        James Lincoln (Bud) Layne Jr., born October 23, 1948.
3216354
321636       Charlie D (Ike) Baughn, born, March 1, 1912.
321637       Edward Lewis Baughn, born April 15, 1914; died suddenly January 1953 unmarried.
321638       Ruth Clayton Baughn, born March 14, 1916; Married April 14, 1934 Alden (Blackie) Heggie, son of Robert and Ade-line (Martin) Heggie of Stoneville, Route 1, N.C.
321639       India Rose Baughn, born September 12, 1918.
32163x       Ray (Raymond) Roger Baughn, born January 27, 1920; married February 19, 1943 Kathryn Mitchell. i.
32163x1       Raymond Roger Baughn Jr., born July 27, 1945.
32164       Fletcher Baughn, born December 23 1883.
32165       Dewitt Baughn, born April 27, 1886.
32166       Lillie Baughn, born May 25, 1888; married 1st, May 23, 1910 Walter Lee Annas, iii. Married 2nd, 1949 Charles Dobbins.
321661       Dewitt Annas, born January 7, 1912; married 1st, May 25, 1935, Jackie Burleson; divorced in 1940, i. 2nd, January 1940, Hilda Beck, divorced; 3rd. Rosalie Wade Byrd of Loxton, Miss.
3216611       Wanda Lynell Annas, born August 2, 1935.
321662       Margaret Ophelia Annas, born January 24, 1914; married May 2, 1936, Robert Johnson, ii
3216621       Walter Wayne Johnson, born May 6, 1947.
3216622       Mary Frances Johnson, born October 11, 1950.
321663       James Henry Dowe Annas, born July 29, 1916; died Decem-ber 30, 1934.
32167       Hallie Baughn, born September 23, 1891; married November 27, 1912 Jesse Lee Fulton, v.
321671       Boyd Fulton, born February 8, 1913; married 1952/3 Mary Shelton.
321672       Louise Fulton, born February 8, 1915; married October 6, 1941, Bruce Ward, born April 9, 1914, son of James and Melvina C (Houston) Ward; died July 29, 1947.
Louise graduated from the Mayodan High School and is a Charter member of the Mayodan Junior Woman's Club.
Bruce’s home was in, Seven Springs, N.C. He received his AB degree from the Atlantic Christian College in Wilson, N.C., and read law at the North Carolina University. He was a member of Sigma Alpha Fraternity.
321673       Lois Fulton, born January 26, 1916; married December 24, 1941, Albert C Overman Jr., in York, South Carolina. He is son of Albert C Overman Sr., of Durham, N.C. and served in World War II, for which he trained in Fort Jackson, S.C.
Albert ( A. C.) was working on a porch roof when he received word his first child was about to be born; and rather than take time to go down the ladder, he leaped from the roof to the ground and headed for home. iii.
3216731       Sherry Annice Overman, born October 26, 1925.
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3216732       Wanda Sue Overman, born March 13, 1950.
3216733       Albert Overman, born May 27, 1953.
321674       Watt Fulton born 1920; married September 25 1942 Dor-othy Stone, i. He served in World War II.
3216741       Norma Jeanette Fulton born November 13 1945.
321675       Jake Fulton born October 26 1925; married just before leaving the States for overseas duty in Wor1d War II in which he was killed in action. He is buried in the American Cemetery at Saint Avold, France, with 10,482 others. His wife has since remarried.
32168       Patric Baughn born June 24 1892.
32169       John G Baughn born July 7 1893; married September 5 1915 Mamie Co1eman; married 2nd time December 6 1935 Grace M Daley born February 4 1906.ii
321691       Richard Daley Baughn born May 22 1928
321692       Margaret Louise Baughn born February 2 1938 Before the birth of these two children John and Grace adopted Luther C Baughn Jr. (3216al) after the death
       of his mother.
3216x       Cassie Baughn born January 7 1896; married September 13 1919 Obie Annis of Caldwell County, N.C., born March 8 1891. iii
3216x1       William Henry Annis born July 7 1920; married September 10 1940 Virginia Dare Harold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold of Hayes, N.C. iv
3216x11       Roger William Annis born July 25 1942
3216x12       Sherwin Annis born April 15 1946
3216x13       Terry Lee Annis
3216x14       Sandra Darlene Annis born April 21 1950
3216x2        Norman Earl Annis born January 1 1924; married Rebecca June Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs B. B. Collins of Hickory, N.C. i
3216x21       Gary Collins Annis born November 20 1950
3216x3       Carson Boone Annis born September 7 1925; married Joan Sylvia Killian, daughter of A J Killian of Hickory, N.C. ii
3216x31       Carsonna Lynn Annis born May 8 1949
3216x32       Steven Michael Annis born September 15 1950
3216a       Luther C Baughn born December 25 1898; married 1st. Bonnie Mae Pearson who died Apri1 28 1924; i; 2nd. Gladys Cecil Long (i) divorced; 3rd. Mary Helen Fortune of Black Mountain, N.C. They were married December 23 1944 after a long period of convalescing from a siege of tuberculosis in the Black Mt Sanatorium where Mary Helen was his nurse. They now live in Granite Falls, N.C. and operate a grocery Store.
3216a1       Luther C Baughn Jr. born December 23 1923
3216a2       Carolyn Louise Baughn born October 7 1926 of the 2nd marriage.

3217       Richard Alexander Baughn born November 7 1849; died April 7 1935; married December 17 1872 Caroline Frances Heggie, born July 28 1845; died March 16 1899 vi.
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Caroline F Heggie was a daughter of John J Heggie, born May 26 1805; died August 20 1890; and Nancy G Wall, born May 22 1816; died January 21 1860, daughter James Wall, son of Robert Wall, born 1763, and Fannie Parsons married Sallie Smith, a daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Smith. Robert Wall (1763) and Fannie Parsons were married in Culpepper County, Virginia, 1748, He was son of Zachariah Wall, born 1741; married 1760 Anne Everett, daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Everett, both of the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. Zachariah was son of Robert Wall of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Elizabeth Wall, who married Henry Baughan and with him went to Ohio in 1811 was daughter of Zachariah and Anne (Everett) Wall.
Nancy G Wall had a sister - Fannie- who married William Hege and a brother Joshua who married 1st, Caroline Hege, 2nd, Susan Crites. The Wall family of Dan Valley Community, Rockingham County, N.C., are descendants of this 1st. marriage.
William, John, and Caroline Hege were brothers and sis-ter, as were Fannie, Nancy G., and Joshua Wall. The spelling ‘Hege’ is taken from the Wall History and at the present time is spelled ‘Heggie’.
Throughout the Wall history Joshua and Elizabeth Smith are named as parents of children who intermarried with the Wall family. Recorded in the Wentworth Court House is the marriage of William Walker Baughn, son of Patrick Weston Baughn (323) to Elizabeth D Smith, daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Smith, dated October 3 1871.
Lack of information concerning Joshua and Elizabeth Smith, as well as birth-dates etc., make it difficult to determine whether or not Elizabeth D, wife of W W Baughn was daughter of the same Joshua and Elizabeth named in the Wall history or of a younger Joshua and Elizabeth.
32171       Nannie Elizabeth Baughn born March 5 1874
32172       Mattie May Baughn born February 13 1876
32173       Mary Jessie Baughn born December 12 1877; died April 14 1895
32174       John Willie Baughn born March 19 1879; died October 21 1897
32175       Thomas Leslie Baughn, born March 19 1883; married 1st, Elizabeth Fields Wall (Bettie); died February 25 1922: vi- 2nd, Mamie McKenzie, died February 1952: iii-
-Bettie F Wall was daughter of Joshua Thomas Wall who married April 3 1879 Sallie A Adkins, and grand daughter of Joshua Wall (brother of Nancy G Wall) and Caro-line Hege.
Joshua Thomas Wall was a representative in the North Carolina State Legislature for Rockingham County during the years 1911 and 1913 and introduced to the Legisla-ture the 10 hour work bill for the state. He was born
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in 1845 and received his education at the Beulah Institute, and served in Com. F, 1st Engineers Corps of the Confederate Army.
Bettie F W Baughn died three weeks after giving birth to twins, Fannie Louise and Berta E1izabeth, who were taken by Bettie's sister Georgia Wall Heggie to raise. Berta died while still an infant and Fannie was later adopted by her foster parents A C. and Georgia Heggie.
Mamie McKenzie Baughn was well loved by everyone, es-pecially children. After an illness of several years, her health was such as comes to those who have lived a good life. She simply closed her eyes as if she were going to sleep and was gone sooner than the family had expected.
321751       William Edwin Baughn born July 7 1913; married March 24 1934 Edith Estelle Portis, born December 26 1916, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sewell M Portis of Mayodan, N.C. -v-
3217511       Bettie Joan Baughn, born October 4 1935; married ?

3217512       Mary Elizabeth Baughn, born April 27 1937
3217513       Sandra Louise Baughn, born September 15 1940
3217514       Anita Fay Baughn, born March 9 1943
3217515       William Edwin Baughn Jr, (Billy) born, July 25 1945
321752       Thomas Alexander Baughn, born May 20 1915; married October 5, 1940, Opal Booth. -ii-
3217521       Brenda Kay Baughn, born September 1944
3217522       Sandra Baughn, born December 29 1948
During World War II Thomas served in the Coast Guard for which he trained at Wilmington, N.C. and was later transferred to the Curtis Bay Area, Baltimore, Maryland.
321753       John Phili Baughn, born June 26 1917; died May 11 1921
321754       Sarah Elaine Baughn, born March 11 1920; married 1939, Robert Blake of Carthage, N.C. -vi-
3217541       Carol Faith Blake, born October 8 1940
3217542       Larry Blake, born December 1941; died age one month.
3217543       Robert Greer Blake (Bobby) born January 4 1943
3217544       Charlotte B1ake, born January 31 1945
3217545       Tommy Blake, born July 1946
3217546       Johnny Blake, born December 1950
321755       Fannie Louise Baughn Heggie (twin) born January 30 1922
321756       Berta Elizabeth Baughn (twin) born January 30 1922; died a few months later.
321757       Infant
321758       Richard Martin Baughn, born February 28 1927; served in the occupational army in Europe after World War II.
321759       Annie Mae Baughn, born April 19 1929; married Sam Frank Richardson. -ii-
3217591       Sammy Richardson, born September 1950
3217592
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32176       Laura Blanche Baughn, born July 16 1886; married December 20 1905, Joseph Henry Barker, born March 31 1880, son of William Harvey and Sarah Elizabeth (Lewis) Barker of Rockingham County, N.C. -iv-
-321761       Lorene Frances Barker, born October 10 1906
321762       Vela May Barker, born October 16 1908; married, Decem-ber 29 1929, Earl Gray Dowd, born May 29 1903, son of Mr and Mrs Byrant Dowd of Carthage, N.C. -ii-
3217621       Joseph (Joe) Byrant Dowd, born, October 29 1930; mar-ried February 12 1954, Barbara Carolyn Bibey of Carthage. He entered the Air Force in 1951 and took his basic training at Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Texas and was later transferred to Bangor, Maine. He went to Korea in 1954.
3217622       Laura Elizabeth Dowd, born November 1 1934; married, May 16 1953, Bobby McKenzie, son of Archie and Lois (Moore) McKenzie of West End, N.C. -i-
-32176221       Robert McKenzie Jr, born December 17 1953
321763       Richard Henry Barker, born, June 2, 1914; married 1st Mrs Louise Russ of Wilmington, Del.; divorced September 1947; 2nd, January 16 1954 Rose Bender of Wilming-ton, Del. His 1st marriage was October 16, 1945. During Christmas week of that year he left the states from Kilmer, N.J., for Overseas duty in World War II.
He was T/Sgt with the 142 Engineers Combat Battalion Com D, 42nd (Rainbow) Division of the 7th Army. His Commanders were Brigadier General Harry Collins and Colonel Davis, both under General Patch. He had 118 days of combat service and received two battle stars, those battles having been fought in the area of Neurn-berg, Germany. His company went through the Maginot and Sedgefield lines in the Hart Mountains and assisted in the capture of Wurzburg, Sweinford, Neurnberg, and Munich, and was on its way to the Austrian Border when the war ended. He remained in Austria with the occupational army until January 1947.
The Rainbow Division was originated by General Douglas MacArthur during World War I and became one of the most famous divisions of the United States Army.
If the theory, that the Baughn family originally came from the Palatinate Country, i.e. Bavaria in Germany, then without knowing it Richard; was in the general area of the origin of the Baughns.
32l764       Jesse Howard Barker, born June 18 1924; married November 5 1949, Mary Lou Kizziah, born March l 1928, daughter of Jim and Anne (Barber) Kizziah of Burlington, N.C.
-3217641       Jesse Howard Barker Jr, born October 11 1952 about 2:10 A.M. He was a ten month baby.
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GEORGIA

323       Patrick Weston Baughn, born January 1 1818; died December 10 1891; married November 30, 1846, Martha Walker born, April 23 1827; died October 9 1876; sister of Jennie Walker who married Richard Baughn (324) and went to Texas. Four children of this family died young.
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3231       Wil1iam Walker Baughn(Billie) born September 18 1849; died September 9 1916; married four times. 1. October 3 1871, Elizabeth D Smith, daughter of Joshua and Eliz-abeth Smith of Rockingham County, N.C. E J Endely was the officiating minister. -i- 2nd. Jan 9 1879, Frances Elliott Nathans, born August 28 1858; died January 12 1900; by a former marriage she had a daughter who died before 1879. -ii- 3rd, about Christmas 1901, Bertha Berchell in Macon, Georgia. She died at childbirth, and the baby, a girl, about six months later -ii-- 4th, Maude ___? in Jacksonville, Florida.
32311       Marion Smith Baughn, born October 10 1873; died Jan-uary 26 1930; married 1890 or 91, Bessie Martin of Palatka, Florida. After his death she took up prac-tical nursing and lived to be over 73 years of age which she had attained in 1948. She was at that time nursing a hopeless case at La Grange, Georgia. There was no issue of this marriage.
32312       William Alexander Baughn, born April 6 1880; died August 11 1951; married October 3 1900, Jennie W Steerman. -iii-
He was an official of the American Casualty Company of New York, from which he retired January 1 1947 due to a coronary thrombosis condition and lived at 1519 Stokes Ave., S W Atlanta, Georgia. He was born in Macon and graduated from the Mercer University. For 50 years he was a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Frater-nity, and a member of the church of the Incarnation, of which he served as senior warden. At his death he was survived by his wife, three children, a brother and a half brother, grandchildren and two great-grandchil-dren.
323121       Frances Elizabeth Baughn, born November 25 1903; married 1st, June 25 1922, William Wesley Tatgenhorst -ii- 2nd, October 5 1936, Crawford Earnhardt Jr, -iii-
3231211       William W Tatgenhorst Jr, born August 12 1923
3231212       Dixon Alexander Tatgenhorst (Alex) born November 5 1927. He is a salesman for the Liberty Mutual In-surance Com. in Louisville, KY.
3231213       W. Crawford Earnhardt III, born June 4 1938
3231214       Jennelou Wilcox Earnhardt, born June 14 1940
3231215       John Baughn Earnhardt, born June 14 1940
323122       Marion Louise Baughn, October 7 1915; married October 23 1945, Davis Grey Harwell Jr,. She was born in Cincinatti, Ohio.
323123       Bettemae Baughn, born October 20 1920; married Taylor Scott Womack of Atlanta December 19 1944.-i-
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3231231       Joan Womack, born April 5 1947
32313       Charles Wiley Baughn, born July 2 1892; married 1st, Mary Brennan; -ii- 2. a girl from Phi1adelphia; and 3rd, Betty Dumont of Jacksonville, Florida. About
1939 or 40 Charles and Betty adopted a little girl. He is a salesman for the Dodge Branch in Jacksonville.
323131       Frances Baughn
323132       Charles Willey Jr.
32314       Maude Baughn, died an infant. She was Maude’s second child to die at birth.
32315       (Patrick) Weston Baughn, born between 1910 and 1915 at Jacksonville, Fla. According to the dates as shown, he is son of Maude, the fourth wife of William Walker Baughn.
After the birth of William Alexander, there were six stillborn boys before the birth of Charles Wiley

3232       Elizabeth Rice Baughn, born March 31 1851; died August 2 1937; married 1st, Allen Jones of Liberty County, Ga; 2nd, Jefferson D Eppes. She was known as Bessie and was born in Colleton, South Carolina. -iii-
32321
32322
32323       Catherine Susanna Jones, born July 2 1879; married, Ivan Thomas Goodrich of' Kingston, New York. -iii-
323231       unknown
323232       Ivan T Goodrich Jr, married Mary _____? -iv-
3232321       Ivan T Goodrich III
3232322       Charles F Goodrich
32323       Billy Goodrich
3232324       Clyde Goodrich
323233       Elizabeth Goodrich, married Clyde Lankeneau -i-
-3232331        Catherine Lankeneau, born January 1930; married December 27 1950, Delemar Turner.

3233       Henry Whittler Baughn, born March 1 1853; died January 20 1923; married three times; 1st, Emma Lang -i- 2nd, Julia Mattox -i-; and 3rd, Jane Mattox, sister of Julia. -iii-
Here we have in the same generation two Henry Whittler Baughns, the first being the grandson of William Baughn (321) of Rockingham County, N.C.
This family, descendants of Patrick Weston Baughn grew up in Savannah, Georgia, with only memories of visits of three or four of its members to relatives in North Carolina in 1906 and 1910. Nevertheless, when Jean Baughn Brewer attended the reunion in 1942 she noticed immediately the likeness of her own father to that of a portrait of Richard Alexander Baughan, father of Blanche Baughn Barker.
The name, Whittler, is no doubt a variant spelling of Whitlow.
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32331       Rufus Lang Baughn, married Rosa Black. -ii-
323311       Rufus Lang Baughn, Jr, married, Veronica Higgins -ii-
3233111       Mary Anne Baughn, born April 26 1938
3233112        Rufus L Baughn Jr, born April 26 1938
323312       Eloise Baughn, married Alfred Kent son of W A Kent of Savannah. -i-
3233121       Eloise Noel Kent, born December 6 1940
32332       Joseph Weston Baughn, born June 25 _____ ; died June 30 1953; married Mary Hatchkiss of Charleston, South Carolina. He was a sergeant in World War II. -iii-
323321       Wilbert J (Wilson) Baughn an adopted son who is married and has two children.
323322       Judith Baughn, born August 1931
323323       Billy (Knight) Baughn, also an adopted son.
32333       Henry Baughn, was killed just before his 11th birthday.
32334       Montague Boyd Baughn, died December 7 1948; married Agnes Owens. -i-
323341       Dorothy Elizabeth Baughn, born October 27 1923; mar-ried, November 4 1945, Clinton J Yamtiss of Charleston, S.C. She was a member of the Playmaster Group of Senior High School in Greensboro, N.C. in 1941.
32335       Jeanne Baughn, born December 9 1900; married February 22 1923, Nicholas J Brewer of Newbern, N.C. born Dec-ember 28 1892 son of Nicholas G Brewer of Annapolis, Maryland. They were married at the bride’s home, 19 E 33 Street, Savannah at noon by Rev, John S Wilder, Pastor of Calvary Baptist Temple. -iii-
-32335l       Cornelia Leggett Brewer, born August 16 1925; mar-ried 1949 Dr Lewis W Moore of Atlanta. -i-
They were married at 7 o’clock, Monday evening in the First Presbyterian Church of Savannah by Rev. Robert L Torrence, the pastor. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was wearing a travelling suit of gray gabardine with white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. Serving as the grooms best man was Dr William Otto of Savannah.
After the ceremony the couple left for a two week's trip through North Carolina and upon their return made their home in Atlanta, then later mov-ed to Winder, Georgia. Cornelia is a graduate nurse of an Atlanta Hospital.
3233511       Martha Jean Moore, born November 9 1950.
323352       Jane Baughn Brewer, born October 19 1926. She too is a nurse having graduated from the same hospital at the same time as Cornelia. She received her BS Degree June 8 1953 and is Director of Nursing Education at The Warren A Candler Hospital in Savannah.
323353       Nicholas John Brewer Jr, born July 17 1929;married March 15 1953 Miriam Eulane McCook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Oscar McCook of Macon, Georgia. Miriam was graduated from The A L Miller High School and
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received her AB Degree from Mercer University in June 1953. She is connected with the Hardman Library of Mercer University and a member of the Chi Omega Sorority.
Nich Jr graduated from the Savannah High School and began studying for the Presbyterian Ministry. He attended Armstrong College, and Mercer University from which he obtained his AB Degree, then entered Columbia Seminary in Decatur. He is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity and is connected with the Winchester Engineering Company and a member of the Macon Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The following is an article from a Savannah paper written when Nich was a boy of 13.
“Age, or lack of it, shouldn’t keep anyone from pitching in to help Uncle Sam, believes 13-year-old N J Brewer Jr., youngest graduate of the Civilian defense School’s general course.
Young Brewer received a card certifying that he had completed the course after he had attended all class-es ,along with his father, N J Brewer, Sr., who is mechanic foreman of the police department.
For several years now he has tagged along in his father's footsteps in the police department garage during almost all of his out-of-school hours, learning to take police cars apart and put them together a-gain. So when the rest of the force was ordered to attend the school young Nick went along.
Recently, he was dubbed "The Ice Cream Mechanic" by policemen, because of a natural capacity for mechanical work and a super capacity for ice cream cones.

3234       Martha Caroline Baughn, born February 7 1855; died, November 3 1880, and is buried at Lebanon Church, Hamp-ton County, S.C. She married Seth Dupuis who was born in Hampton County. -ii-
32341       Seth E Dupuis, born March 17 1877 in Hampton County, S.C.; married Ethel Murray, born August 8 1883, daughter of James A Murray. -iii-
-323411       El Roy Dupuis, born December 4 1904; married Mary Harbin. -ii-
For some years El Roy was a professor of English in the Richmond Academy of Augusta, Ga. During the World War II he served as Hospital Apprentice in the U S Navy and was on one of the ships in the African Invasion in 1942.
3234111       Roy Dupuis, born January 30 l946
3234112       Marilyn Dupuis, born August 8 1948
323412       Mildred Dupuis, born February 4 1907; married W T Pilcher, born April 6 1898, son of Dr Wyman W Pil-cher. -ii-
3234121       Jacquelin Pilcher born January 10 1929
3234122        Joan Pilcher born January 29 1933
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323413       Dorothy Dupuis, born March 8 1917; married, Donald F Mackin -i-
-3234131        Donnelle Mackin, born December 30 1947

32342       Martha E Dupuis, born April 4 1878; married, April 30 1908, Samuel McLamb, born December 23 1877, son of Nathan McLamb, -ii-
-32342l       Dupuis McLamb, born May 28 1909; married October 16 1933, Frances Howard, born, October 16 1908, daughter of Chesler B Howard, Att’y. -ii-
3234211       Martha McLamb, born November 6 1936
3234212       Margaret McLamb, born November 8 1940
323422       Caroline McLamb, born August 8 1911; married August 6 1940, Professor Bernard Shelly, son of Alfred Shelly, born April 5 1902.-ii-
3234221       Rowland McLamb Shelly, born September 19 1942
3234222       Gail Shelly

3235       Charles Frederick Baughn, born August 23 1860; died June 2 1945; age 85 years. He married Rebecca Ann Crovat who died May 13 1942. -v-
For many years Charles was an engineer of the Atlantic Coast Line RR. During the last few years of his life, he was an inva1id 1iving with his daughter, Marie Cov-eney, and Sallie McEllinn, his other daughter, went every day to dress his side and perform the many other duties necessary during an illness. Both daughters were devoted to him until his death.
He visited El1en Stone Fagge and Richard A Baughn in North Carolina in 1910. This was the last known contact between the two families until 1940 when Sally answered my letter written to her father as a result of a conversation with Cousin Ellen in which she told me about the 1910 visit. Since then, with the excep-tion of the war years, some of them have attended the reunion each year.
In 1943 I visited Savannah, and it was Charles who told me the story about Martha Walker Baughn’s mother who owned a buggy horse named “Sally” to which she was so attached that when Gen. Sherman and some of his men stopped at her home on one of his raids through the south, she clung to ‘Sally’s’ mane and kicked and fought the soldiers so vigourously, that one of the officers ordered that she be permitted to keep 'Sally.'
32351       Sarah Helen Baughn, born January 20 1886; married, 1st, Henry John Hengeveld Jr; -i- 2nd, Arther Andrew Morris; and 3rd, James Daniel McEllinn.
323511       Charles Frederick Hengeveld, died at the age of 11 years.
James D McEllinn was son of Thomas J McEllinn and Margaret Welsh McEllinn. He was connected with the Southern Cotton & Oil Company in Savannah, and at the time of his death in 1950 was an assistant accountant with the company. His obituary notice stated that he was survived by his wife,
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Sarah Baughn McEllinn, two brothers, Joseph T., and Thomas J. McEllinn; two sis-ters, Mrs Sadie Mooney of Savannah, and Mrs A N Mauncy of Charleston, S.C.; five nephews and one niece, Capt., Sarah Mooney of the U S Army, Cocoa, Fla.
32352       William Elliott Baughn, born November 15 1887; died April 16 1950 after almost a year of illness. He mar-ried Ismalee Eddleman, born March 3 1906,
-ii-
323521       Margaret (Peggy) Baughn, born June 23 1931; married April 12 1952, Harvey Lang King.
323522       Betty Baughn, born August 4 1928 and was fatally burn-ed December 25 1938 when a Christmas tree became ignited and burned.
32353       Marie Frances Baughn, born 1894; married Joseph W Coveney. He was a Captain of the Merchant Marines on the ship _____ Roper and died of a heart attack in Naples, Italy, May 20 1945. They had not been married quite ten years.
32354       Harry Crovat Baughn, born 1897; married 1st, Rosalie Wayte;-iii- ; 2nd, Hattie Brannen.
323541       Birdie Beck Baughn, married William Flathman, -i-.
3235411       Linda Corinne Flathman, married Milton Walker Ore.
323542       Charles L Baughn, -iii-
3235421       Carol Baughn
3235422       Charles L Baughn Jr.
3235423       Opal (or April) Baughn
323543       Harry Cravat Baughn Jr

32355       Sidney Eugene Baughn, born September 19 1898; mar-ried Willie Mae Coward August 17 1919.
He is a Captain on the Savannah Police Force. The following is taken from a Savannah paper.
“Sidney Eugene Baughn was born in Savannah Septem-ber 19, 1898. He was first employed here, as an electrician and joined the police force in December 1921, after service overseas during World War I with the Sixty-first Coast Artillery.
He pounded a beat for only a couple of years before he proved his mettle and made a detective. There followed nearly 15 years of the characteristic ups and downs experienced by a career policeman in the old Savannah department. That Captain Baughn had the stamina to withstand the physical, mental and -yes- spiritual ordeals visited upon the city's public servants in those days is tribute enough to his rugged endurance. Today he is the o1dest man, in point of service, of uniformed rank on the force.
A highpoint in his career came in 1928. He and Lt. L P Morgan came upon a Negro in the act of holding up a street car at dawn, at Park Avenue and Abercorn St, the negro took a shot at Lt. Morgan and in the next instant was
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killed by the shot from Sidney Baughn' s pistol.
He as awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for that. It was one of the three times he was forced to kill another man in the performance of his duty. In another case he cornered a burglar, alone, in 1933 and killed him after an exchange of gunfire.
The police committee of City Council awarded him the Meritorious Service Medal for that, too, but he was still to wait four years for promotion to Lieutenant.
Before he was given his bars, he was placed in charge of installation of the department's two way radio sys-tem because of his training as an electrician. So thoroughly did he do his job, that most of the equip-ment he put in is still in use. When he completed the task, Savannah had the first efficient two-way radio system of any police department in the South.
Finally, in 1937 -- 13 years ago -- he became lieutenant. He was a relief commander for about four years and then became the department’s executive officer, the position he has held ever since. He is in charge of all depart-mental equipment.
Because he has served in all ranks through the years and knows intimately all of the problems of both the man in uniform and the detective, not many members of the department try to mislead him. If they do, they usually live to regret it.
Like an army colonel who has come up from the ranks he imposes a discipline on the men that is as consid-erate as it is adamant. He’s well known for his sharp tongue but only the inverterate offender fails to learn that his gruff exterior has a soft underlining colored by a basic sense of humor.
One of his numerous tasks is making the monetary ap-propriation for equipment cover everything it is sup-posed to. This can be exasperating in the extreme in a 24-hours-a-day seven-days-a-week operation like the police department. For many an officer the threat of having to face Sidney Baughn's stern visage as he listens to an explanation for a crumpled fender on a police car is far worse than having to stand formal trial for dereliction of duty. Still, he has a repu-tation for being fair, too -- a factor partly responsible for the respect with which he is regarded.
Like other career officers, Captain Baughn takes his work seriously and has little time for outside inter-ests. He is a member of Chatham County Post No. 36 of the American Legion, but seldom attends a meeting. ‘I usually make the Christmas party every year’ he says – adding a grin, ‘I guess I’m what you would call a Christmas Veteran.’
              He’s not an ideal subject for an interview, because his reticence about
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discussing his career is almost painful. He sweeps away the years with a careless gesture of his hand just as though they were not filled with the color and action and achievement.
Captain Baughn resides at 530 East Thirty-ninth Street with his wife, Willie. They have no children.

3236       Richard Woodson Baughn married Bessie Bender -i-
32361       Charles Graham Baughn, deceased.
3237       Arris Baughn, killed when thrown from a horse at the age of 21 years.

note: It is this name, Arris, that, in my opinion, indicates a relationship of our ancestor, Henry Baughn (32) to Aris Baughn, who left his will in Campbell County, Virginia, in 1786, naming sons Henry and James. What would be unusual about a man’s son being named for his own grandfather?

TEXAS
324       Richard W Baughn, born January 9 1826; died February 8 1905; married Jennie Walker, born March 20 1841; died August 25 1883. She was sister of Martha Walker who married Patrick Weston Baughn.(323) ix--

note : I would be very much interested in knowing who the parents of these Walker sisters were. Other members of this family as taken from the family Bible of Sallie McEllinn were as follows:

Charles Walker, died April 29 1865. There is a Charlie Walker buried in the old Baughn cemetery located on the Arthur Nichols farm, Route 1, Stoneville, N.C. I wonder if these would be the same person.
William Walker died July 17 1865
Elizabeth Walker died December 30 1871
James Walker died August 11 1876

Richard Baughn and his family moved to Texas in 1881. Old letters suggest that Richard A. (3217) also con-sidered going to Texas about the time that his daughter, Jessie, died.
3241       Buck Baughn, born September 19 1862; died August 16 1886; married Ellen Williams and later moved to Cali-fornia, -ii-
There are several different branches of the Baughn family in California, but at this time I have not been successful in locating Buck’s family.
32411       Carl Baughn
32412       Willie Baughn
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3242       Annie Laura Baughn, born December 18 1865; died May 6 1885; married, October 1883, John P Heggie, born July 1850; died, October 22 1941, brother of Caroline Heggie Baughn. (3217) -i- He married 2nd, 1890, Lee Roden and had three children as follows:
1. Nannie B Heggie, born December 1890; died, July 26 l895.
2. Mary Tom Heggie, born May 4 1896; died June 15 1896; her death caused by what was then known as Bold Hives and is now called a Blue Baby.
3. Bessie Heggie, born May 4 1893 and has three chi1dren.
1.John, served in World War II in the Pacific.
2.James Collier, worked at Oak Ridge on the Atom Bomb Project after attending A M College in Texas.
3. Mrs Garner Payne or Denton, Texas.
1. Cheryl Ann Payne.
32421       Jennie Heggie, born April 27 1885; married December 16 1906, Tom O Roden, born February 19 1884; died, July 23 1952 of high blood pressure and kidney poi-soning, son of M L and Mary Roden. -ii-
324211       Annie Laura Roden, born, August 14 1908; married November 26 1935, Giles Rodgers, born September 4 1908, son or Nathan and Helen (Freeze) Rodgers.
324212       Mary Lee Roden, born November 12 1913; married March 18 1933 Q C Robbins, born November 7 1911, son of Mr and Mrs Robbins of Huntsville, Texas. -i-
3242121       Thomas Q Robbins, born May 19 1938.
3243       Pattie Baughn, born August 7 1870; married, Frank Fagg, brother of J B Fagg who married Ellen Stone(32112); died, 1902. -i-
32431       Frank Baughn Fagg Jr.
3244       Hattie Baughn, born August 7 1870; married Hugh Mullins who died 1942. -i-
32441       Maurine Baughn Mullins, married Mr Jack Lackey. -i-
324411       Jack Lackey Jr, married and living in Fort Worth, Texas.
3245       Sally Baughn, born December 26 1873; married December 4 1892, E C McCullough, born November 13 1869; died, November 24 1946. -ii-
32451       Eugene Baughn McCullough
32452       Jean Carole McCullough
3246       Dixie Baughn, born December 26 1873; married Evelyn Hamm, born August 14 1876. -iv-
32461       Hal Baughn, born, died October 27 1925, married, Verna Stockton. -ii-
324611       Hal Richard Baughn
324612       Doris Baughn
32462       Mildred Baughn, died age two years.
32463       Clarence Baughn, died an infant of the disease known at that time as Flux.
32464       Katherine Baughn, died age two years.
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3247       Charley Baughn, born September 3 1875; married August 1897, Alan Davis, born September 10 1873. -iii-
32471       Alline Baughn, born August 18 1901; married Clarence Turner, born August 9 1896, son of Calhoun and Mary Turner. -iii-
324711       Eleanor Louise Turner, born October 4 1929
324712       Mary Lou Turner, born October 13 1935
32472       Louise Baughn, born November 1 1904.
32473       Rieves Baughn, born January 12 1910; married, Evelyn Davis. -iii-
324731       Harry Davis Baughn, born January 4 1941
324732       John Wayne Baughn
324733       Clarence Baughn
3248       Jule Baughn, died December 27 1940; married Tillie Williams, died October 1942. -iv-
32481       Frank Baughn
32482       Jennie Baughn married Tom Hokit.
32483       Mattied Baughn, (twin of Jennie) married Clyde Price.
32484       Richard Baughn
3249       Carried Baughn, born about 1850; married W F Palmer, moved to Duncan, Okla where she died 1925. -v-
32491       Jimmie Palmer, married Harriet Orton. -ii-
324911       Lillie Palmer
324912       Murray Palmer
32492       Edwin Palmer married Ethel Russell in Duncan, Okla about 1919. -iv-
324921       Edwin Palmer Jr
324922       Billy Palmer
324923       Bob Palmer, died while in the armed services in Korea.
324924       Patsy Palmer
32493       Wyatt F Palmer, married Beulah F Cook, June 1912. -iv-
32493l       Fisher W Palmer
324932       L Frank Palmer
324933       Jasper Baughn Palmer
324934       Betty Jean Palmer
32494       Annie Laura Palmer, married Allen Bush.
32495       Jessie Palmer, married Scott Levins of Purcell, Okla -iii-
Two daughters and one son.
The following letter was written by Millie Baughn to May Baughn now living at Carthage, N.C.
Fair, Okla
April 26, 1904
Miss May Baughn
Stoneville, N.C.
My dear Niece,
Your unexpected but very welcome letter came to hand all right and you can't imagine how much good it did me to get so much news from my old home and so many of my relatives. Glad to know that you still love and remember me and hope this will not be your last letter for it wont cost you much effort to give me so much pleasure. I live with Carrie while brother Dick has Sallie to keep house for him and her hus-band works his farm.
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Sallie has two girls and three boys living and one girl and two boys dead. Jule lives in Honey Grove, Texas, and has three children. Dixie lives at Direct and has one child. Charlie lives in Paris, Texas and has one little girl. Buck's widow had two boys when he died. She has since moved to Oregon and married. We are all well and have had good health since coming to Okla. Forgot to say that Pattie who married Frank Fagg died two years ago and her boy is living here with Carrie. Frank works at the gin business down in Texas but comes up occasionally to see his boy. This part of Oklahoma is about 180 miles N.W. of where we lived in Texas and 55 miles N E from Wichita Falls, Texas. Our nearest RR is the C R & P that runs due north out of Texas right along the west side of the Chickasaw Nation. We are 12 miles S W of Duncan and 10 miles N W from Comanche I.T. We were in a rich country in Texas but it was not near so healthy as it is here. They had more rain there but the water was not near so plentiful nor half so good as it is here. The water is fine and cool here and nearer like N C water than I have seen anywhere else. Corn does not seem to do well here except in creek bottoms. Wheat and cotton both do well and mellons do as well as I ever saw. Gardens do do well when we do not have too much wind. This spring has been very windy and Carrie has her garden on a sandy spot near the creek that blows so bad when there is a hard wind that it has almost ruined it. The first winter we were here it rained a great deal but has not rained much since. This is mostly a dark or dark red rolling praire country some creeks running through it. Post oakswoods sets in a mile east of us and extends away a 100 or more miles east so we have no trouble about fire wood. Most people use stoves so it does not take so much wood. There is no free land out here but there will be 480,000 acres government land sold some time this year to the highest bidder (sealed bids I expect) and I do not think it will be high possibly from $l.25 to $5.00 pr acre. Some of it is fine land. It will be sold in l/4 sections (160 acres) and only to people who will live on it. Those who buy will have to pay 1/5 down and balance in five equal annual payments which makes it very easy for anyone to get a home. There will soon (in a year or two) be thousands of homes for sale in the Chickasaw and Chocktaw Nations and much of it is fine land. Im-proved homes here in Comanche County are selling at three to four thousand dollars. There are very few renters here and but few hired hands. Tis hard to get hands to pick cotton and they can get almost their own price for picking. Grain is cut altogether by harvesters either by self binders or headers. Tell Tom that I think most any honest industrious young man can soon own a home here if he is willing to save up his earnings. It might be best for Tom to come and look at the country and try it a year so as to see how he likes it; for it might not suit him like it does us. What has become of Nannie Heggie? Is she still living? Also Pat Gallahar? Tell your papa
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that we would be glad for him to move out here and live near us. I have not been sick a day since we came here (June 12 1902). Bro. Dick has had some chills that he contracted in Tex. but is as hearty and jolly now as you please. He just got back home a few days ago from a visit to Hattie at Wichita Falls and an old friend 16 miles beyond there. Came back in a buggy and did not complain of being tired. He is near 78 years old but seems to look as
young as he did 20 years ago. He does no work now though. With much love to you all and any of my old friends I remain your aunt
Millie Baughn

On the back of the above letter, Carrie, daughter of Bro. Dick, wrote -- May, Pa wants me to write to Uncle Dick for him so will write on back of yours as envelope is too small for more sheets. We were so proud of your letter.
Your Cousin, Carrie.
Mr R A Baughn:
My dear Nephew,
In receiving May’s letter all recollections of old home and loved ones come before me so plain I must write some too. Dick I would be Glad for you to make a move and get your children out in this new country.
From what Hannah writes things must be gloomy there for young people in the future.
This is a fine country and the healthiest country I ever saw since leaving N.C. There cannot possibly be much chance there in that old country for young people to ever do much. Wages here when there's any hands needed are from $15 to $20.00 per month and cotton picking from 75cts to $1.00 and as high as $1.50 per l00. Think you could do well here.
Let us hear from you again soon.
Your       Uncle,
R W Baughn

ROCKINGHAM CO. N.C.

326       Stratton Baughn, married Sallie Lewis. She was a daughter of Bob Lewis whose home was a log cabin that is now the kitchen of the Mayodan Hotel. He once owned the land on which the town of Mayodan, N.C. is built. -vi-
3261       Jesse Lewis Baughn
3262       Arthur Stratton Baughn, born June 25 1855; died March 25 1926; married February 8 1893, Elizabeth Irene Sharp born December 23, 1869; died fall of 1953. -vii-
32621       Sarah Edna Baughn, born February 4 1894; married 1893 as his 2nd wife, John Harvey Newman, born March 13 1893. -iii-
By his first marriage John had two sons:
1. Floyd Newman, married Almadine Aldridge. -i-
1. Linda Allen Newman
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2. David Newman married Irvine Patterson. -i-
1. Daniel David Newman born September 28 1946.
326211       Elizabeth Charlotte Newman, born October 31 1924; married September 1946 James Hamilton
326212       Harvey Baughn Newman born September 9 1927.
326213       Alice Irene Newman, born June 1 1930.
32622       Robert Archie Baughn, born August 30 1895; married, Dona Mae Roberts. -iii- He is a veteran of World War I, in which he was a member of the medical
corps in France. He has become one of the most successful farmers of Rockingham County, N.C.
326221       Mary Louise Baughn, born July 13 1926; married, February l5 1953, Fred Hyatt LaMarr, son of Mr and Mrs C L LaMarr of McLeansville, N.C. The double ring ceremony was performed at 11 A.M. at the Baptist Parsonage in McLeansvi1le by Mr Will Fuller of that church. Her only attendant was Miss Betty Jean Nance of McLeansville and Ray LaMarr was best man for his brother.
The bride wore a light blue silk shantung dress with Navy blue accessories and a corsage of red roses. Her attendant wore a gown of blue with black accessories and a red rose corsage.
Louise graduated from Madison High School and is employed in the billing department of Sears Roebuck in Greensboro, N.C. Fred graduated from the McLeans-ville High School and served two years in the U S Navy.
326222       Pauline Estelle Baughn, born November 3 1927; married June 3 1950, Lester G Nunn, son of Mr and Mrs O. Lester Nunn of Burlington Rd. They were married at the home of Mrs L M Ferree, with whom Pauline had been living in Greensboro. Rev. M E Manuel was the officiating minister.
326223       Hattie May Baughn, born April 1 1930; married, March 1949, W M Moore, son of Mr and Mrs J H Moore of Cullman, Alabama.
She was given in marriage by her father and her sister, Pauline, was her only attendant. She wore a navy suit with navy and white accessories and a corsage of purple-tongue orchids. Pauline was dres-sed in an aqua suit with blue accessories and a cor-sage of yellow roses. The bride was a graduate of Madison High School and at the time of her marriage was a typist in the shipping department of Sears Roebuck in Greensboro.
The ceremony was conducted in the Madison Bap-tist Church with Rev. Edwin T Parham as officiating minister. The church was decorated with palms, fern, and mixed flowers, flanked with candelabra holding tall white cathedral candles.
Pauline Baughn Nunn was also given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of ivory satin fashioned with a heartshaped neckline, long
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sleeves and a full skirt extending into a cathedral train. A Crown of seed pearls held her fingertip veil and she carried a white orchid on a prayer book and wore a strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Her attendants, Mrs W M Moore, her sister, and Mrs J C Richards, sister of the bridegroom, wore deep purple frocks made with snug bodice and hoop skirt inset with orchid net and carried mixed flowers with yellow and orchid rib-bons. Jack Richards was best man and W M Moore, usher.
Pauline was also a graduate of Madison High School and both she and Lester are employed at Sear Roe-buck in Greensboro.
32623       Arthur Jefferson Baughn, born February 4 1897.
32624       Eleanor Irene Baughn, born September 1898; married Will Wray of Stoneville, N.C.
32625       Estelle Baughn, born February 6 1900. She is a trained private nurse.
32626       Fred Vance Baughn, born December 8 1906; married June 9 1928, Myrtle Victoria Boles, born December 4 1906. -v-
326261       Josephine Baughn, born May 17 1929.
326262       Roberta Baughn, born May 5 1930. She graduated from the Nurses Training School at Ricks Hospital, Raleigh, N.C. on Labor Day 1950.
326263       Margaret Jaunita Baughn, born May 12 1931.
326264       Royce Frederick Baughn, born June 23 1933.
326265       Eleanor Joan Baughn, born September 24 1935.
32627       Roger William Baughn, born September 26 1909; married Martha Helen Carter, daughter of Frank Carter, who was a brother of Sue Carter who married Thomas Baughn(3266). Sue and Frank were children of Ruffin Carter. -v-
326271       -Roger William Baughn Jr, born February 3 1931; drowned July 19 1936 while swimming.
32672       John Clifton Baughn, born February 25 1937
32673       William Howard Baughn, born April 23 1939
32674       Jesse David Baughn, born April 10 1941
32675       Mildred Carter Baughn, born August 26 1943

3263       James Calvin Baughn, born June 26 1857; died December 1928; married December 1893, Alice J McDonald, born January 23 1875; died 1944. -vii-
32631       Emma Lee Baughn, born July 31 1895; married Peter Alvin Webster of Madison, N.C., born August 14 1888; died, 1952. -ii-
326311       Eugene Webster
326312       Orene Webster, born November 3 1926
32632       Snow Bird Baughn, born December 6 1896
32633       Jesse McDonald Baughn, born June 30 1898; married Clara Holt of Mayodan, N.C., born March 22 1900. -vi-
326331       Ruby Taylor Baughn, born June 15 1924
326332       Leonard Baughn, born August 8 1928; married while in Japan a Japanese girl Chicko Baughn. -ii-
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3263322
Leonard Baughn joined the army and was in the front line of action in Korea July 2, 1950. He was a Corp-oral in the 24 Signal Co of the 24 Infantry Division. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with military activities against an enemy of the United States. At the time this article was written, he had been in the army four and a half years.
326333       Donald Baughn, born September 24 1930
326334       Merle Baughn, born February 8 1933 graduated from Mayodan High School in 1951.
326335       Hubert Baughn, born June 3 1936
326336       Doris Carolyn ?Baughn, born April 12 1942
32634        John Calvin Baughn, born July 11 1901; married Decem-ber 4 1926, Hallie Dugans, born December 31 1905. -i-
-326341       Janet Baughn, born August 24 1927; married July 1 1950 at 4:30 P.M. by Rev. George Colgin, in the May-odan Baptist Church. She wore a white frosted organ-dy dress with white accessories and carried a hand bouquet of white gardenias. Her husband is Walter Montgomery of Madison, N.C. and is connected with the Ray Funeral there. She is employed by the Washington Mills Co in Mayodan.
32635       Dora Viola Baughn, born January 31, 1905; married Browder Rakestraw of Stoneville, N.C. -i-
326351       -Doris Dean Rakestraw, born January 15 1947
32636       Addie Mae Baughn, born May 18 1908; married Themie Dunlap, born May 20 1903. -i-
326361       -Mary Alice Dunlap, born May 25 1937
32637       Joe Frank Baughn, born July 20 1911.

3264       Martha Dora Baughn, married Joe Haizlip.
3265       Mary Lee Baughn, married Rufus Smith. - ii -
32651       Dora Alice Smith, born October 1894; died March 1910.
32652       Robert Arthur Smith, born August 14 1898; married, November 18 1917, Sallie Jane Joyce, born April 11 1901. -ii-
326521       Mary Virginia Smith, born March 17 1919; married De-cember 9 1939 Henry Aubry Underwood, born April 20 1919
326522       Alice Mae Smith, born August 5 1920.

3266       Robert Thomas Baughn, born January 2 1853; died March 12 1909; married November 28 1888, Martha Sue Carter, born July 6 1865; died November 4 1937, daughter of Ruffin Carter. -v-
32661       Jesse Harley Baughn, born June 21 1890; died February 23 1894.
32662       Kate Agnes Baughn, born May 18 1894; died July 16 1896.
32663       Martha Clara Baughn, born November 10 1896; married September 11 1922, Chester Clinton Linkenhoker of Narrows, Va. -1-
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326631       Chester C Linkenhoker Jr, born July 22 1924.
32664       Esther Roberts Baughn, born July 25 1903; married June 12 1930, Robert Nance Lominack, born February 22 1901. He was from Newberg, S.C. -i-
326641       Robert Nance Lominack Jr, born August 1 193l.
32665       Annie Sue Baughn, born March 19 1900; married March 3 1950, Junius Lineback of Winston Salem, N.C., born July 25, 1898.
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DATA CONTAINED IN A LETTER RECEIVED FROM
LUCILLE BAUGHN CLARK OF MINERAL WELLS TEXAS

According to tradition as handed down from father to son our family originated in Wales. Four brothers came from there to Virginia. One, whose name has been forgotten, was the father of the following children:
x        name forgotten. -vi-
a       _____________
b       _____________
c       _____________

x1       John Baughn, possibly born about 1780. -iii- He taught school for about 40 years, was elected to the legislature, and was collector of Internal Revenue for the U S Gov. for one term.
x11       Silas M Baughn, possibly born about 1806 and married about 1831, Mary Elizabeth Garter (or Carter) of Amelia County, Virginia. He left Virginia in 1832 and went to North Carolina, then in the latter part of 1833 he visit-ed his uncle, Joseph Baughn of Lexington, Oglethorpe Co., Ga.
While he was there, he and a cousin went squirrel hunt-ing one evening, and the cousin was bitten by a rattle snake and died before sundown. He also stood draft for the Indian War while he was in Georgia but was not drawn.
All the women and children were moved to the court house for protection against the Indians. Silas had evidently arrived in Georgia before November 1833, for he witnessed the greatest falling of the stars while there.
On account of the Indian Wars, he returned to Haw Ridge, N.C., where his wife died in 1839. He then returned to Cumberland County, Va., where he had formerly lived and where G. C. Baughn (xlll) was born. This was the home of Warren L Baughn(x2) who was then dead. Silas M had two small children with him when he returned to Virginia.
x111       George Calvin Baughn Sr., born September 29 1832 in Cumberland County, Va; died March 31 1920; married, Susan J Bell, born July 4 1833; died January 1 1931. -v-
x1111       Josie Baughn, born February 22 1859
x1112        John Wesley Baughn, born March 6 1861; still living in 1950. -iii-
x11121       Lucille Baughn, married Mr Clark (correspondent)
x11122       Chester Brooks Baughn
x11123       Cary Cornelius Baughn
x1113       George Calvin (G.C.) Baughn Jr, born April 3 1863;
x1114       W. L. Baughn, born September 11 1867; died Sept. 28 1950.
x1115       M. H. Baughn, born November 23 1873; died October 20 1939.

x112        James W Baughn -iv-
-x112l       William Silas Baughn, lived at Douglas Mo., and supposed to be dead.
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x1122       Elizabeth Tarter (or Carter) Baughn, of Kanawha, Okla
x1123       Florence Sumner Baughn, living at Luray, Tennessee.
x1124       George Calvin Baughn, died a bachelor in Tennessee.
x113       William Silas Baughn
x12       John T Baughn, died a bachelor in Virginia.
x13       Prudence Flippen (Prudence, nee Baughn, Flippen?) the mother of several children and died in Virginia.
x14        Joseph Baughn
x2       Warren L Baughn of Cumberland County, Virginia. After his death his wife, Sally, owned more than 100 slaves and each year would hire out 50 to 60 of them because she did not have enough land for all of them to work. It was to
her home that Silas M and his two small chil-dren returned from North Carolina. -v-
-x21       W.L. Baughn Jr, became a captain in the Civil War and was killed in action. -iii-
x211       Charles Baughn, lived in Richmond, Virginia, when last heard from in 1914.
x212       D M Baughn, living in Paducah, Ky., when last heard from.
x213       a son who was a minister and lived in Maryland.
x22       Sarah Baughn
x23        Robert Baughn
x24        Mary Baughn, married Mr Walker and moved to Camden, N.J.
x25       Frances Baughn

x3       James Baughn
x31       Missouri Baughn.
note: James lived until his death in Virginia, and when last heard from his family had moved to Missouri.
x4       Joseph Baughn, settled at Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Ga., and was the Uncle Joe visited by Silas M. in 1833.
x5       Lorenzo Dow Baughn, moved to Honey Island, Miss, and became a slave driver.
x6       William Baughn, died unmarried.

George CALVIN (x1113) went from Henderson Co., Tenn. To Texas 1881. He had 5 children with him.

Comment:       The tradition as to the origin of this family coincides with that of the North Carolina family which claims Scotch-Irish descent, and with the Ohio family whose tradition is descent from an old Scottish family.
It was in the years of 1200 through the time of Martin Luther that so many people fled from Bavaria and Germany for religious persecution, and they might well have gone to England and spent some years before coming to America.
I once talked with a gentleman from England whose wife was Irish. He told me that he had heard through her of a number of Baughan’s in Ireland but knew none of them personally.
Lucille Clark stated in one of her letters that her family and those Baughn’s of Petty and Paris Texas, who are my cousins, are related but I have been unable to find the connection.
It might help some to know which members of her family went to Texas and when, and whether or not they went at the same time as ‘Uncle Dick’ in 1881.
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BAUGHAN OF WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE OHIO

About 1811/12, five brothers, Simeon, Lystra, Henry, Moses, and Mordecai, went to Ohio from Rockingham County, North Carolina, where they settled for a while after leaving Virginia. In Virginia, they may have lived either in Essex or Culpepper County, or in both, as those two counties contain the greater number of records.
The history of the Wall, Reynolds, Mason, and Fewell families give them as having gone to North Carolina from Virginia with the above named families which were closely connected by intermarriage with one another.
The first record as recorded in Rockingham County is a deed for Henry Baughan in 1797.
The above five brothers were sons of Mordecai Baughan who left a will recorded in Culpepper County, Va., in 1792. In that will he named his wife, Eve, and children as follows:
l. Henry, 2. Sarah, 3. Susanna, 4. Lystra, 5. Moses, 6. Catherine, 7. Jeremiah, 8. Mordecai, 9. Simeon, and x. Joe1. Eve Baughn’s will dated 1835 named all the above chi1dren and Jefferson and Mordecai, her grandsons, sons of Joel, deceased.

5.       Mordecai Baughan, will recorded in Culpepper County, Va., 1792; married Eve _______ ? -x-
51       Henry Baughan, born October 4 1772; died January 5 1854; married, February 20 1793 in Culpepper County, Elizabeth Wall, born February 23 1771; died October 5 1859. She was daughter of Zachariah Wall (1741 - 1816) and Anne Everett who was a daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Everett of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
This Zachariah Wall is a maternal ancestor of Blanche Baughn Barker (32176)
Both Henry and Elizabeth (Wall) Baughan are buried at Sugar Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Washington Court House, Ohio.
He served in the war of 1812 as a private in Wm Wilson’s Com. of the Ohio Malitia, from August 1 to September 9 1812. (Page 15 Roster Ohio Soldiers) Their marriage is recorded in Culpepper County with Wm Mason the officiat-ing minister. (Marriage records Vol. 1 page 13)
All of their children except Lucy were born in North Carolina. She was born in Ohio. -viii-
511       Sarah Baughan, born October 13 1795; died February 22 1873; married April 13 1813, Jacob Bush Sr. He was son of Jacob Bush I, born in North Carolina of German descent and was one of the early settlers of Fayette County, Ohio.
5111       Sarah Bush, born in Fayette Co., Ohio; died March 20 1918; married Simeon Fult, of same county. In 1869 this family moved to Missouri where they all lived except one who resided in the Indian Territory.
Sarah outlived her husband many years and died in Kansas City, March 20 1918, where she had a son living who was in the employment of a
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railway station at Windsor, Madison, Pilot Grove, and Greenridge. This son married Florence Sheble of Greenridge, December 24 1876. She was daughter of Rhoda (Brown) Sheble of Noble County, Ohio.
Simeon Fult was a son of Peter Fult, born in Virginia of German descent. He moved to Washington Court House, where he erected the first house and engaged in farming and cabinet making. He served in the war of 1812, and for years was a class leader in the Methodist Church. -viii-
51111       -Jacob A Fult, born March 6 185l.
51112       Hulda Fult
51113       Meda Fult
51114       Mary Fult, died when still a young lady in Missouri.
51115       Jerry Fult, -i-
511151       a daughter, married Mr Majors, son of Robert Majors, cashier of the Farmer’s Bank of Windsor, Mo.
51116       Nettie Fult
51117       Daniel Fult
51118       Dick Fult
511181       a child that died young.

512       Susan (Susanna) Baughan, born June 30 1798; died May 25 1894); married February 27 1816, Daniel Bush. Her obituary states that she went to Ohio from North Carolina with her father.
513       Richard Baughan, born 1797; married 1818 Elizabeth Webster, born 1798. -i-
5131       Dr Henry Alden Baughan of Columbus, Ohio.
Comment: A short history of the Ohio Baughan family stated that there was a relation between the above Elizabeth Webster and Daniel Webster. In the Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, 1st Families of Amer-ica, Vol. II, page 283, under the heading ‘Willard Jason Chamberlaine of Washington Court House, Ohio’ is the following data.
Elizabeth Webster, born 1798, married in 1818, Richard Baughan, born 1797. They had a son, Henry Baughan born 1824; died 1901; married Margaret Jane Carr (1824 - 1904). Their daughter, Harriet Ellen Baughn, born 1853; died 1922; married Wm H Sylvannus Chamberlain, whose son, Willard Jason, is the subject of the article.
According to this record, Elizabeth Webster was niece of Daniel Webster.
514       William Henry Baughan, born 1803; married December 19 1835, Catherine Bush; both are buried in Fayette County and both died about the same age.
515       Benjamin Fewell Baughan, married Malinda Miller. He went west with the Mormons and was one of the preachers at the funeral of Brigham Young according to some old letters, but Mrs Max Dice had the Mormon records searched and found no reference to him.
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Comment: My grandmother F C H Baughn, once had some books pertaining to the Mormons of which she took very good care. My mother remembers them and says they were destroyed along with other things that we had in storage about 1921.

516       Zachariah Baughan, married Rebecca Kerns. -vi-
5161       Judson Baughan, married Margaret Colvin. -xi-
-51611       Noah Baughan, born August 23 1857; died 1923; married Mary Carr who died January 20 1952. -ii-
He built his home on Dayton Ave, Washington C.H. in 1910 and the family has lived there ever since. At the present time Golda Baughan is the only surviving member.
516111       Wert Baughan, born 1880; died May 4 1953, age 73 years.
5161111       A son who was killed in an airplane crash May 26 1951.
516112       Golda Baughan, taught school. In 1953, she went on a tour to California and in San Francisco, she met Estelle Baughan Marsh, who traces her family back to Washington Court House. Her grandfather was Richard Baughan.
51612       Austin Baughan married Ida Smith, -i-
516121       Roy Baughan.
51613       Elmer C Baughan, born August 12 1871; married October 6 1892, Rebecca Elleanor Arnold, born January 30 1872. (61111) -ii-
-516131       Helen Baughan, born November 8 1893, married Glen Thornton, born December 12 1889 -ii-
5161311       Darrell Thornton, married Charlena Smith, -ii-
-51613111       Darlene Thornton, born August 31 1937
51613112       Marlene Thornton, born May 7 1939.
5161312       Maurice Thornton, lost overseas.
516132       Merlyn Baughan, born December 11 1895; known as Merle, and was the 2nd son. He married Mazie Thorn-ton, born August 30 1896.-ii-
5161321       Robert Baughan, born April 3 1919 in Columbus, Ohio; married 1939 Mary Louise Krouse, -i-
-51613211       Suzanna Baughan, born June 8 1944 in Columbus.
5161322       Richard Baughan, born February 11 1929.

51614       Mont Baughan married Clara Dice, -i--
516141       Pauline Baughan
51615       John Baughan, married Katie Plummer. -ii-
516151       Martha Ann Baughan, married Mr Lightsier
516152       Martha Eldora Baughan, married Mr Montgomery.
51616       Char1es Baughan, married Margaret Baker. -i-
516161       Milicent Baughan
51617       Roscoe Baughan, married Alta Brock. -ii-
-516171       Gwendolyn Baughan, married Mr Crites.
516172       Virginia Baughan, married Mr Pepogle.
51618       Eldora Baughan, married Roscoe Stinson. -i-
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516181       Roxy Stinson, married 1st, Jesse Smith; 2nd Mr Brast.
51619       Nettie Baughan, married Delbert Simms. -ii-
516191       Earl Simms
516192       Grover Simms
5161x       Alta Baughan married Munan(or Nuamn) Jones -ii-
-5161x1       Oscar Jones
5161x2       Fred Jones
5161a       Vironica Baughan married Joe Wood, no children.

5162       Kittee Baughan married Parrett Porter
5163       Jackson Baughan
5164       Sarah Baughan, married Mr Gossard.
5165       Rebecca Baughan, married Mr Grove
5166       Martha Baughan married Mr Van Kick.
5167       Newton Baughhan
5168       Ben Baughan
517       see below
518       Lucy Baughan, born November 10 1813; died December 10 1862; married Adam Glaze who was born January 22 1813; died August 30 1890. -iv-
5181       -Drusilla G1aze
5182       Libbie Glaze, married Jason Seymour. -iv-
51821       Eddie Seymour, died in Ohio before reaching young manhood. (this name may have been Adie)
51822       Dora Seymour
51823       Alma Seymour
51824       Carrie Seymour, died quite young at M C Fewell’s home and was buried in the home graveyard. The other daughters married and Mrs Seymour lived with one of them.
5183       Samantha Glaze married Mr Engle.
5184       Emma Glaze married 1st, Mr Thornton, no issue; Wallace Jones, -iii-
51841       Fred Jones -iii-
518411       Marion Jones
518412       Ellen Jones
518413       Susan Jones
51842       Thomas Jones
51843       Frank Jones

517       Amy Baughan, born 1811; died 1855; married November 2 1855; Evead Yeoman , both buried at Sugar Creek Baptist Church.

52       Sarah Baughan
53       Susanna Baughan
54       Lystra Baughan, born 1777; died 1820; married, Margaret ______?, born 1784; died 1868. -vii--
541       Joe Henry Baughan, settled near Jeffersonville, Ohio
542       John Baughan, born 1807 in North Carolina
543       Lystra Baughan
Both he and John settled in Indiana.
544       Sarah M Baughan never married
545       Susan Baughan, married William Ingle and lived near Washington C.H.
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546       Margaret Baughan, married Andy Parrot and lived in Illinois.
547       James Baughan, born 1817; married about 1839/40 Elizabeth Bush. -x-
5471       Joseph Baughan, killed in the battle of Nashville, Tennessee, December 15 1864.
5472       Sarah Margaret Baughan, married William Coil. -i-
54721       unknown
547211       Margaret Isabel Coil Briggs, a soloists.
5473       Jacob H Baughan, died in young manhood.
5474       William Madison Baughan, born October 7 1843; died November 11 1926; married Katherine Hines, August 21 1865. -iii-
54741       Jesse Baughan died May 1941
547411       a son married Gwendolyn, a violinist.
54742       Leondis Baughan married Eva Thornton who prepared the Ohio Baughan history.
54743       Pearle (Perl) Baughan
5475       Elisha Baughan married Anna Smith or Bush.
5476       Bereman Baughan married Belle Rupert.
5477       Lystra (Lister) Baughan married Ella Ferneau.
He was born in 1850; died 1918.
54771       Joseph Herman Baughan, born 1889
547711       Bernard E Baughan born 1918, is a Methodist Minister and has two children.
5477111       a daughter
5477112       Dell a son.

5478       James Baughan married Mary Sutton
5479       Susan Baughan married Osco Yeoman
547x       Alonzo Baughan married Margaret Ellis.

55       Moses Baughan; records of Culpepper County, Va. show that a Moses Baughan married a Miss Yowell in 1812 (Marriage Reg. No 1 page 26) In 1827 he made a deed to his mother, Eve, and is named in a memorandum of bargain of sale between himself and the Shenandoah Co., and Daniel Snyder, of the estate of his father Mordecai Baughan, dec’d, and his mother, Eve, still living 1827. Deed Book TT, page 241.
56       Catherine Baughan is mentioned in Culpepper County records as having bought land which belonged to her mother, Eve, dec’d, jointly with Frances Baughan. Deed Bk. page 235. She is named in both Henry’s and Eve’s wills, but Frances is not.
57       Jeremiah Baughan
58       Mordecai Baughan, married 1801, Mary Zimmerman. Culpepper Court records show a Mordecai Baughan as having married Mary Tineman, Mar. Reg. No 1, pg 14. Could this have been the same people?
55       Will of MOSES BAUGHN of Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Ohio, names
wife Sarah; chi1dren -
551       John W Baughn
552       Mariah Baughn married William Smith
553       Katherine Baughn married Jerry Atcher
554       Sarah Baughn married James Gossard
555       Rebecca Baughn married John A Sanderson
556       Matilda Baughn married Joseph J Rowell
557       Mary Ann Baughn
Will dated March 28 1865; witnessed J.B. Creamer, Alfred Tobin, Will Book 1 page 286.

Will of Simeon Baughan Union Township, Fayette County O.

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59       Simeon Baughan
591       Maryam Baughan
592       Elizabeth Cory(Isreal)
593       William Baughan deceased.
594       Joel Baughan
595       Charles Baughan(Violet Figgins)
596       Martha Nagley (Palsor)
597       Catherine Baughn & Jacob Bush.
5971       Lucy Bush
5972       Calvin Bush

Will written Oct 1848; probated Oct 1863; will bk 1 pg 256.

59       Simeon Baughan
5x       Joel Baughan died before 1829.
5x1       Jefferson Baughan
5x2       Mordecai Baughan

At first glance, the following data does not appear to have any connection with the above family; but the marriage of Elmer C Baughan (51613) and Rebecca E Arnold (61111) does make a connection, even though it is in the fifth generation.
It would be interesting to know if there is any relationship between Mr Ingle, husband of Samantha Glaze (5183) and Wm. Ingle, husband of Susan Baughan (545); Harry Ingle, husband of Lizzie Baughan (61223); Andy Parrot, husband of Margaret Baughan (546) and Walter Parrott, Husband of Mary M Ingle (612231); Eva Thornton, wife of Leondis Baughan (54742) and Essyle Thornton.
There might well be, through intermarriage of these families, more relationship than one would think. It would, of course, depend on how far back one wished to claim ‘kin’. I have known some who do not go beyond first cousins.

6       Capt. Ananias Allen, born January 4 1742; died October 2 1825; married Rachel Harker, born February 15 1754; died March 3 1827. They were probably born in New Jer-sey as they were married in Sussex County of that state. Rachel died at Bloomingburg, Ohio. -ix- or more.
61       James Allen born June 4 1790; died December 25 1865; married about April 27 1810/11, Elizabeth Van Gorder, born April 27 1791. -ii-
611       Ellenor Allen, born March 30 1811, died March 27 1885; married in Pennsylvania September 26 1826, Nathaniel Squier, born February 7 1800; died March 17 1870.
6111       Elizabeth Sarah Squier, born August 26 1843; died March 18 1914; married 1st, Jabe Crousin; 2nd., John Arnold, born 1837.
61111       Rebecca Elleanor Arnold, born January 30 1872; mar-ried Elmer C Baughan.
(51613) of the Washington Court House family.

James Allen (61) died at Bloomingburg, Ohio; his wife, Elizabeth, died May 3 1880 at Washington C.H. They were married either in Beaver or Lawrence County, Penn, and both are buried at Bloomington, Ohio.

612       Marib, or Maribah, Ann Allen, born September 20 1815; died in 1842 or 1862; married Joseph Henry BAUGHAN.
6121       Margaret Baughan, born January 22 1836; died August 22 1906; married December 1 1850, Abraham Dawson, born October 27 1836; died October 1858, -vi-
61211       Marib Ann Dawson, born September 13 1854; married Mr Scanlin.
61212       Elizabeth Eve Dawson, born December 26 1856.
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61213       Sarah Elenor Dawson, born January 20 1859; married Joe Harp.
61214       James Allen Dawson, born December 15 1862.
61215       Ida May Dawson, born April 4 1865; died October 7 1875.
61216       Otho Dawson, born October 8 1867; married Josie Bowen.

6122       James Baughan, married Almilda House. viii
61221       Harry Baughan, born August 27 1877; married in Richmond Indiana, Emma Swarts, born about 1878; died January 14 1945; They lived and died in Washington C.H., Ohio.
61222       Benjamine Baughan, married Leo Arehart.
61223       Lizzie (Elizabeth) Baughan, born September 13 1881; married Harry Ingle, born August 25 1880. -ii-
612231       Mary Mildred Ingle, born October 1907; married Walter Parrett. -i-
6122311       Janet Gayle Parrett.
612232       Clarabelle Louise Ingle (Engle) born August 27 1916; married Alfred Reynolds. -ii-
-6122321        Joyce Reynolds, born November 17 1938.
6122322       Jackie Reynolds, born June 1 1943.
61224       Raymond Baughan, married Alice Hoy.
612241       Ray Baughan, married March 27 1948, Margaret Shirkey, daughter of Mrs Sherman Shirkey of Bloomingburg, O.
6122411       Patricia Ann Baughan born May 1 1921 in Mt Carmel Hospital, Columbus, O.
61225       Ralph Baughan, married Mable Urst, of Bloomingburg.
612251       Ralph Noel Baughan, married November 7 1946, Ann Mae Rhonemus
6122511       Ralph Noel Baughan Jr, born Sunday July 20 1947. Ralph Noel Sr., served in World War II and was dis-charged June 29 1945.
61226       Margaret Baughan, married Kenneth Bryan, son or Mrs Gladys Byran, of Jamestown, O., on Wednesday January 1 1947.
61227       Howard Baughan
6123       Elizabeth Baughan, born December 26 1856; married, Jacob Lewis.
6124       Ellen Baughan, born January 20 1859 (1839?); married Nathan Shepard -ii-
61241       Carson Allen Shepard, born August 16 1869, buried in Sedilia Cemetery.
61242       Marib Ann Shepard, born March 1862; died l912.

note:       The last few dates were not clear to me so I have pro-bably made some errors with them.
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LOS ANGELES

7       _________ seven children
71       Alexander (Alex) Baughan -viii-
711       William Truman Baughan -iv-
7111       Maude Baughan
7112       Truman Ordway Baughan
7113       Fred Alfred Baughan, born April 1890, married first, unknown; 2nd, Ella _____ ?, -i-
71131       a son,
Fred A was born near Chester, Nebraska and later moved to Los Angeles where he became a very prominent man in business for himself and the state. He is a well known personage on Capital Hill, D.C.
7114       Charlie A Baughan, married Cynthia ?
712       Milron Baughan
713       John Baughan
714       Curtis Baughan
715       Charlie F Baughan of Lincoln, Nebraska. -i-
7151       LeRoy T Baughan, also of Lincoln.
716       Barbara Baughan
717       Ellen Baughan
718       Ide Baughan
72       Addison Baughan
73        Ben Baughan
74       Bert Baughan
75       John Baughan
76       Lou Baughan
77       Melissa Baughan

The eight children of Ales Baughan were all born near Newcastle, Indiana. Some of them migrated to Nebraska before the outbreak of the Civil War or shortly afterward.

8       ________ Baughan, fought in Revolutionary War under George Washington.
81       Joseph Baughan, married Patsy Overstreet, a direct descendant of Moravian settlers.
811       James Henry Baughan, served in the Confederate Army.
8111       W Dennison Baughan, the eldest.
8112       Otis James Baughan, died in an Auto accident February 11 1948.
81121       Alfred F Baughan, lwr, (correspondent)
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INDIANA

9       Richard Boughan, born 1800; buried in Linton Indiana. The inscription on his gravestone reads “Richard Boughan died June 13 (14) 1862, age 61 years, 7 mo, 29 da. a son
91       James Bryson Baughn, died age 60 years; married four times and had 14 children. He is probably buried in Dexter, MO. 1st. marriage;
911       Cerelda Ann Baughn
912       John Clarence Baughn, buried at Pawnee, Nebraska.
2nd. marriage;
913       Emmit Meredith Baughn, born 1857; died 1940, age 83. He was born in Indiana and while still a young man moved to Nebraska, where he married then moved on to Kansas. In 1907, he made another move to Los Angeles where he died. -i-.
9131       Cristel Baughn, married Mr Beverly. (my correspondent)
914       Vantile A Baughn, dec’d; lived in Lyons or Palmyra Indiana in 1940.
915       Cordell Webster Baughn, age 85 years in 1947 - date of Mrs Beverly’s letter.
916       Charles G Baughn, age 82 years in 1947 and living in Monument, Kansas.
917       James Mack Baughn, dec'd, lived in Lyons or Palmyra, Indiana in 1940.
918       Andrew Baughn, dec'd.
919       Hattie Baughn, dec’d.
3rd marriage;
91x       Erwin Baughn
91a       Roy Baughn, lived in Visalia, California.
4th marriage;
91b       Flossie Baughn
91c       George Baughn
91d       Charles Baughn

note:       'x’ -i.e. no 10 - is on pages 30-31. This is the data received from Lucille Baughan Clark, Mineral Wells, Texas.
The following information was given to me by Mrs Mary Cope, Newburgh, Indiana. She has been trying to find the parents of Richard C Baughn, her ancestor. She and I have exchanged quite a lot of unrelated data all of which will be included with the odds notes at the end of this history.

a       Richard C Baughn had a son
a1       Richard Baughn, born in Kentucky 1817; died 1868; married in Warrick County, Ind. October 31 1842 Mary Pierce (Book A, entry 490) She died June 29 1872 and was daughter of William Pierce and his second wife, Polly Pierce. She was born 1819 in Spencer County, Indiana. Richard’s will was dated July 16 1868. -vi-
a11       William Anderson Baughn
a12       Thurzia Ann Baughn
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a13       Joseph Thomas Baughn
a14       Wesley Harrison Baughn
a15       Albert Richard Baughn, born 1861; died 1917; married Erminie Duggins. -i-
a151       Mary Baughn, born 1911; married Mr Cope. (my correspondent) -i-
a1511       Julia Cope
a16       George Washington Baughn.

Mary’s father had a niece Theresa Ann Baughn who married Levi Barker and two nephews who live in Plattsburg, N.Y. She, Mary, wrote concerning her family: “My father, Albert Richard Baughn was left an orphan at an early age. He was reared by Dr Prichett of Ft. Branch, Indiana. When he was of age he took the money he received from his father’s estate and went to college and prepared himself to teach. He was teaching at the time of his death. His father, Richard Baughn, was also a teacher. Richard was a Baptist and fought in the Confederate Army. This was quite unusual since he was living in Warrick County, Indiana.
The two nephews of Plattsburg, N.Y. are sons of Wesley (a14), and the niece daughter of Thurzia (a12) age 75 years in 1950.
I have included this excerpt of Mary’s letter so that perhaps some one may be able to help her in her search for the parents of Richard C Baughn (a).


Information contained in letter dated July 7 1952 from ZACHARIAH L BOUGHN of Randolph, Nebraska.

b       Zachariah Baughn, born 1797 in Pennsylvania; died Warrensburg, Illinois, 1878; married during the 1830’s in Logan County, Ill., Catherine Lucas of Ohio, born 1811; died 1887, and was buried in Nebraska at Boughn Ranch, and later moved to the cemetery in Randolph, Nebraska. He was supposedly of Holland Dutch extraction. -iii-
b1       Benjamin Baughn, killed by a horse in Warrensburg, Ill.-iii-
b11       George Baughn
b12       William Baughn
b13       Reedy Baughn, a daughter.

b2       Marion Baughn, died in Warrensburg, Ill, had a daughter
b21       Frances Baughn

b3       Zachariah (Baughn) Boughn; born 1835 in Lakeport Township, Logan County, Ill. He married three times; 1st. Gil ______ ?, she died sometime during the Civil War, mother of 4 children. 2nd marriage, Evelyn Muller of Decatur, Ill. She came from Holland to this country when a small girl and died during the winter of 1874 of smallpox, buried at Boiling Springs cemetery, Macon County, Ill., mother of 4 chi1dren. 3rd wife, Jenny Wentworth, married 1875; died 1928 at Walthill, Neb. At the time of her marriage she was teaching school at Baresdale, Ill. -viii-
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Zachariah died 1922, at Randolph, Neb, both he and Jenny are buried there. They had moved to Nebraska in 1886.
It was he who changed the spelling of the name from Baughn to Boughn because of a mix-up in some legal titles. He outlived all of his 16 children except William, John, Charles, Cecil, and Chester, and was known as Z. Boughn; a very successful man in both Illinois and Nebraska, having been a
large land owner, cattleman, real estate developer, etc.; so that at his death his estate was valued at $500000. He had a hand in practically every business in Bel-den, Randolph, and Walthill, Nebraska, and was instrument-al in the founding of Belden and Randolph.
b31       Zachariah Boughn III, died young.
b32       Benjamin Boughn, died 1909; married Mahala Gates in War-rensburg, Ill. She died 1897 and both are buried at Randolph, -vi-
b321       Forest Boughn, buried in California.
b322       Leslie Boughn, in California.
b323       Kenneth Boughn, dec’d, buried at Randolph, Nebraska.
b324       Oakie Boughn, buried at Randolph.
b325       Leonard Boughn, living in Montana
b326       Lillian Boughn, dec'd, buried at Randolph.
b33       name unknown
b34       name unknown
b35       name unknown, died in infancy.
b36       name unknown, died in infancy
b37       William R Boughn, died 1944; married 1889, Margaret Saunders at St. James, Nebraska. She was killed in Pueblo, Colorado, 1951 and both are buried at Walthill, Nebraska, -vi-
-b371       Theodore Boughn, living in Pueblo, Colorado.
b372       Wendell Boughn, of Walthill, Nebraska.
b373       Mark Boughn, of Montana.
b374       Veigh Boughn, married Mr Bernard, living in Ponca, Neb.
b375       Fern Boughn, married Mr Light, living in Montana.
b376       Neva Boughn, married Mr Hurton, dec’d and buried at Walthill, Nebraska.
b38       John H Boughn, married 1890 Lenna Bruner at Belden, Neb-raska. He is grandfather of correspondent.
b381       Marjorie Boughn, dec’d, buried Belden, Nebraska.
b382       Kathryn Boughn, married Mr Regan, living in Ames, Iowa.
b383       Zachariah Boughn IV, dec’d; married Messie Gordon at Wayne, Nebraska in 1917. He is buried at Randolph, where she was living in 1952. -iv-
b3831       Jean Boughn Anderson, Onawa, Iowa.
b3832       Janet Boughn O’Sullivan, Sioux City, Iowa.
b3833       Keith Boughn, Wayne, Nebraska.
b3834       Zachariah Boughn V, Randolph, Nebraska, (correspondent)
b39       Donald, dec’d, buried in Illinois.
b3x       Florence Boughn, buried in Illinois.
b3a       Mark Boughn, dec’d, buried Randolph, Nebraska.
b3b       Robin Boughn, dec’d, buried Randolph, Nebraska.
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b3c       Lynn Boughn, dec’d, buried in Randolph.
b3d       Cecil Boughn, married Allie Simpson and lived in Walthill, and Pender, Nebraska. -v-
b3d1       Dorothy Boughn, dec'd, buried in California.
b3d2       Louise Boughn Bellows, Blair, Nebraska
b3d3       Francis Boughn Myers, Lincoln, Nebraska.
b3d4       Jennie Boughn Simpson, Omaha, Nebraska.
b3d5       Pete Boughn, Omaha, Nebraska
b3e       Charles Boughn, married Pearl Felix of Lyons, Nebraska. -iv-
b3e1       Lynn Boughn, Kansas City, Mo.
b3e2       Chad Boughn, Pender, Nebraska.
b3e3       Elbert Boughn, Walthill, Nebraska.
b3e4        Richard Boughn, dec’d, buried in Walthill, Nebraska.
b3f       Chester A Boughn, living in California, married Hazel Phillips of Walthill. -iii-
b3f1       Robin Boughn of Inis, California.
b3f2       Donald Boughn, address unknown.
b3f3       William Boughn, of California.

The following information was taken from the family Bible owned by Charles Boughn, of Baltimore, Maryland.

c       James H Boughan, married at Locust Grove, Essex County, Virginia, January 4 1841, Martha Ellen Micou, daughter of John H Micou. They were married by Phillip Montague. -vi-
c1       Henry Hunter Boughan, born July 31 1843; died at Howerson Meeting House in Essex County May 7 1843.
c2       John Hancock Boughan, born September 12 1845; at Tudor Hill Essex County, Virginia; married Marion Munday Boughan December 21 l875 at Poverty Hill, Essex County, Virginia. -ii-
c21       Catherine Simwood Boughan, 2nd daughter, born May 17 1878.
c22       Carroll Garland Boughan, 1st son, born January 10 1883; married, December 25 1901 Estelle Elliotte.
c3       Albert Harvie Boughan, born July 24 1847 at Tudor Hill, Virginia; died at Woodsville November 10 1850.
c4       James Coello Boughan, born March 3 1849 at Locust Grove, Virginia.
c5       Louyellen Christian Boughan, born August 27 1852 at Bathurst, Virginia; died at his home in Fulton, July 1 1907.
c6       Adeline Garnett Boughan, born March 7 1856 at Spring Farm.

Other entries:

Julian Boughan died October 11 1839 at Mt Pisgah in Essex County.
S A Boughn, died at Rices November 6 1907.
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Thomas E Sadler, born March 4 1880 at Rices, in Essex County, Virginia.
Willie Walter, born at Rices March 2 1887.
James Webb Boughan born at Rices June 6 1891.
Leonard Boughan, born October 20 1902; married July 28 1923 Katherine Mitchell.
Larkin Boughan, born December 29 1904; married December 14 1927 Fannie May Covington.
Claude Boughan, born October 9 1906
James Boughan, born October 2 1910; married July 27 1931, Martha Schultz.
Wm Jennings Boughan, born June 14 1908.
Estelle Boughan, born January 20 1911; married September 22 1931 James Boughan.
Lorelle Boughan, born February 22 1912.
Willard Boughan, born September 13 1918
Bob Lee Boughan, born April 13 1903, Lucy’s 3rd child.
Virginia Venlander, born March 12 1924, daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Venlander.
Carole Suzanne Riggs, born February 10 1940, daughter of Susie L and Francis E Riggs.
Ryland Gilbert Bareford, born March 7 1939, son of James R and Ora E Bareford.
Sons of Wm Jennings Byran and Myrtle Boughan are;
1. Wm Jennings Bryan, born September 1938
2. Robert Lee, born 1940.

Bible of Mrs Charles Alexander Baughn, Baltimore, Maryland.

d       __________ -ii-
d1       John Boughan, born November 22 1793; died May 6 1855; married March 8 1820 Polly Snelson. -iv-
d11       Sarah Frances Baughan, born December 17 1820
d12       Nathaniel James Baughan, born October 22 1822; died September 28 1848.
d13       John Yeamans Baughan, born September 22 1824.
d14       Richard Alexander Baughan, born January 9 1824; died October 4 1900; married December 13 1869 Bettie M Shepherd, born March 30 1848; died May 1 1931. -v-
d141       Susie May Baughan, born October 29 1870; died February 3 1918; married P M Goodwin of Gordonsville, Virginia.
d142       Henry Peyton Baughan, born Sept. 1872; died December 26 1933, of Gordonsville, Virginia.
d143       Charles Alexander Baughan, born October 29 1874; died December 29 1929 at Clifton Forge, Virginia. Mrs Baughan now lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
d144       Amanda Etha Baughan, born December 12 1876; died July 2 1947; married Mr Quisenberry.
d145       Richard Linwood Baughan, born April 5 1886; died September 23 1887
d2       Sarah Frances Baughan, married February 16 1841 Joseph Bragg.
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The name of this second family ‘d’ in Baltimore was also spelled ‘Boughan’. It was changed to Baughan by an insurance agent she spelled it that way and the family continued to use that spelling.

BAUGHAN*BANKS

e       Captain William Banks married Elizabeth Tunstall. -v-
e1       Richard Banks Jr
e2       Tunstall Banks
e3       Major George Washington Banks, born 1775 at Tappahannock, Virginia, married 1798 Kitty Baughan, daughter of Griffin Baughan, and had viii children. He married 2nd. Char-lotte Haywood Martin of Snow Hill, Maryland.
e3l       Mary Elizabeth Tunstall Banks
e32       Dr Richard Griffin Banks, born 1802; married 1st, Matilda Dewess; 2nd Julia Galusha Howlett. He was a surgeon in the Civil War at Hampton, Va. -vii-
e321       Amanda Dewess Banks
e322       Charlotte Banks
e323       Matilda Banks married Talbot W Jenkins.
e324       Millie W Banks married William George Reid. -i-
e3241       Julia Galusha Reid.
e325       Dr George Edwin Banks.
e3251       George Edwin Banks
e3252       Sara Bernard Banks
e326       Sarah Banks married Richard Jordan.
e3261       Richard Jordan of Memphis, Tenn.
e3262       Augustua Jordan of California.
e3263       Catherine Jordan, married Mr Davidson of Lexington, Va.
e327        Catherine Washington Banks, married William Robert-son of Warwick County, Virginia, -vi-
e3271       William Robertson.
e3272       George Robertson
e3273       John Robertson
e3274       Catherine Robertson
e3275       Ellen Robertson
e3276       Sarah Robertson
e33       May Baughan Banks
e34       Catherine Washington Banks
e35       Ellen Augustine Banks
e36       Sarah Ann Banks
e37       Frances Mary Banks
e38       George Washington Banks
e4       William Tunstall Banks
e5       Robert Tunstall Banks.

Major Richard Griffin Banks Jr married Anne Argyle of Goochland, Virginia.
Dr William Banks married Donna Maria Nita Camerena.
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GIVEN BY CLARENCE NEWTON BAUGHAN IN 1951

f       ______
f1       Warner Lewis (Louis) Baughan; married Mary M Brown , born 1826; died 1918 age 92 years. Both of them were of Cumberland County, Virginia, and he was a soldier in the Confederate Army. Mr Baughan was not certain of the spelling of ‘Lewis’. -vii-
f11       Louise Baughan, (Aunt Lou) died about 1928; married Sam Daniels and had several children, names unknown, one of whom married a Mr Ford and is living in Richmond, Virginia.
f12       Charles Baughan, lived and died in Richmond, Va., and had two sons.
f121       Charles Baughan
f122
f13       Augustus (Gus) Baughan, died spring of 1908 in Baltimore, Maryland. -ii-
f131       Zobelia Baughan, married Robert Downing.
f132        Clotilda Baughan.
The mother of these two children died whi1e they were still small and they grew up in a catholic school, which they left just before their father’s death.
f14       Sally Baughan, married Mr Zartman, died 1930-35, Lived in New Jersey.
f15       Nannie (Annie) Baughan, died between 1935-40; married James Blanton and lived in Richmond, where he died. -iii-
f151       a son, died young in Huntington, W. Va.
f152       Warner Blanton, (a twin) married and died without children. His wife remarried.
f153       James Pritchard Blanton, (twin) married twice and by his first marriage had a
f1531       daughter .
He married 2nd. a girl in Atlanta, Georgia
f16        Robert Spencer Baughan, born 1864; died 1899; married 1896, Onie Wilson, -ii-
f161       Robert Wilson Baughan, born 1877/8; died 1899.
f162       Clarence Newton Baughan, born 1899 at Burkeville, Not-toaway County, Virginia; married Margaret May Harris of Pamlico, North Carolina, born 1903. He is principal of the High School in Princess Ann, Maryland. -iv-
-f1621       son Baughan, born and died an infant 1927.
f1622       Jo Ann Baughan, born 1935
f1623       Dorothy Maris Baughan, born 1939; died a week later.
f1624       Sara Bryan Baughan, born 1941.
f17       Thomas Madison Baughan, born about 1867; married twice; 1st wife was named Elva who died when her children were small and Aunt Lou cared for the three of them for several years.
f171       Robert Louis Baughan, an accountant in Huntington, W. V. and is now about 62 years old. -ii-
-f1711       Bobby
f1712
f172       Howard Baughan
f173       Walter Baughan, living in Kansas City or St Louis, Mo.
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g1       Charley Baughn, married Priscilla Blue, born in Kentucky of French Descent and had 12 children. He was a real estate contractor and built the first large hotel in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He went to Iowas from Ohio. His youngest son,
g1b       Manford Sillcock Baughan, married Adelaide ? -ii-
g1b1       Manford G Baughan
g1b2       a daughter
g1b3       a daughter
The above data was sent to me by Adelaide Baughan who is now 79 years old in 1954. Manford G., attended the reunion in North Carolina in 1953. He gave
me the following infor-mation which I have not remembered clearly so am probably a little mixed on it.

Hiram ? whose eldest daughter married and had a daughter who married Mr Strine of a Produce Company in Perry, Iowa. The telephone for Perry shows only one name ‘Strine’ or ‘Stine’ and does not list a produce company. He thought perhaps she could tell me more about this branch of the family.

Manford Sillcock Baughan had a sister
g1a        Della Baughan Gibbs whose son
g1a1       George Gibbs was Brig. Gen. with General Pershing in World War I. He came back to the States and was in the Signal Corps and was later Vice President of the A.T.&T. Telephone Company’s office in New York City.

Elisha Baughn had sons
1.       William Lester Baughn, born 1875, July 26; died January 9 1950; married Susan ? a son married Mildred ?
2.       Edd Baughn of Columbus, Ohio.

Florence Boughn Brinkley writes that her grandfather Boughn died when her father was about three years old and her aunt 6 years old. They were raised by ‘Uncle Zack’ ( see ‘b3’ page 41-3) She has a brother Howard M Baughn.

Allene Baughn of Texas, granddaughter of George Calvin Baughn and daughter of W L Baughn (x1114)writes that her grandfather went to Texas from Henderson County, Tennessee in 188l. This is the same year that ‘Uncle Dick’ (324) also went to Texas. She also wrote that “one of the Baughn men who was a cousin of my father is still living in Paris, Texas”. Uncle Dick settled at Paris and his descendants still live there.

ABSTRACTS

1670       David Boughan, will dated December 10 1669; proved in Calvert County Court1 Mary1and, 1670; gave legacies to daughter, Mary, and Mr Sturkey; sons, Charles & David when they reach age 18 years; John and Roger Brooks, Executors.
1729       John Edmundson, will in Essex County, Va., dated 1-28-1728; proved 2-7-29; named wife, Mary Johnson; and children; Sukey and unborn child; directed that if said two children died without issue 1/3 of estate go to AUGUSTINE BOUGHAN and 2/3 to the children of his brother, Samue1 Edmundson; gave legacies to SARAH (EDMUNDSON) BOUGHAN, & his brother Thomas.
1738       Will of Ann Rowzee Garnett dated 1738 named grandsons William S., James, and Taliaferro Hunter; granddaughters, Ann and Millie Jackson; daughters Sarah Hunter & Milly Jackson; and nieces Hannah, Sussannah, Sarah, & Alice Boughan; & her brother William Rowzee.
Vol. 33v30, Va Mag Hist.
Note: I have a notation that Ann Rowzee married 6-29-l751 Wm Garnett (1727-1759).If this was the same person one set of dates is incorrect.
1758       Inventory of Henry Baughan, Augusta Co., Va.
1766       Inventory of Mitchell Baughan, Amherst Co, Va.
1776       Samuel Baughan, inventory, Bedford Co., Va.
1785       Henry Baughan, will, Shenandoah Co, Va., named sons; Jacob, Henry and John.
1830       Will of Rice Innes (Ennis) in September Court for Amelia Co., Va., named his grandson William Baughan, son of Susanna Ennis and her husband William Baughan.
1830 or 33       Vincent Baughan, will recorded in will book M page 181; book lost or sto1en, Culpepper County, Va.
1831       Will of Thomas Noel named his daughter Theodosia Baughn and her nine children; and other children Polly; Parmella Douglas; Catherine Fells; John C; and Zachary Noell; son-in-law Uriah Hatcher husband of his daughter, Nancy.
Clements Magazine of Genealogy lists the nine chil-dren of Theodosia Baughn incorrectly.
A Miss Cundiff of Roanoke, Virginia, gave the following information sometime during the 1930’s; My cousin, who passed the information on to me in l941 had lost track of her and did not know where to get in touch.
Miss Cundiff’s great grandfather John Baughn married Docia Calloway Noell at Bedford, Virginia Nov 14, 1799 by Jeremiah Hatcher
John Baughn and Docia C Noell had children:
1. Theodocia C Baughn married Edwin Hatcher Jan 17 1844
2. Mildred Baughn
3. Sally Baughn
4. Elizabeth Baughn married Thomas Hatcher. Sept 27, 1835
5. Zack Baughn
6. Francis Baughn
7. Richard Baughn
8. Jessie Baughn
       Thomas Hatcher was son of John A Hatcher

       Theodocia Calloway Noell Baughn and Edwin Hatcher had a daughter, Mary Hatcher, who married Samuel Cundiff of Bedford, Virginia and were the parents of Miss Cundiff named above.
Clements named the nine children of Theodocia Baughn as 1. Theodocia; 2, Mildred; 3. Sally; 4. Elizabeth; 5. Zach; 6. Francis; 7.Richard; 8. Jessie.

1867       In Chancery Court of Hanover County, Va., a suit Williams and C; vs Rhodes --concerning a tract of land consisting of 50 acres adjacent the property of Lucy T Bowles, James P Woodson and others; named as heirs were his children
l. Elizabeth, wife of Charles L Rhodes dec’d.
2. Claratina, wife of Major J H Baughan
3. E Jane wife of Johh L Williams.

1844       A suit in chancery court of Baughan vs Hines, admr. Charles B Hines died many years ago, left no will survived by his widow, Mary, her age judged in l844 to have been 40-45 years and children;
1. Susan, who in 1844 was wife of LEANDER BAUGHAN and was of age at that time.
2. Mary; 3. Joseph H ; 4. Martha C; 5. Margaret W; 6. Maria F; 7. Charlie C; and 8.Elizabeth; the last seven children were minors.

l864       In Hanover County Court will of Turner W Gentry, who died and his will of which there was no copy was destroyed by fire. He had l85 acres land and was survived by his wife Louisa A. and their children
l. Hardenia R. married John L Johnson
2. Elizabeth Gentry married Addison Hall
3. Eliza Gentry married George B Stone
4. Frances T Gentry widow of Wm T Yarborough
5. Silas L Gentry
6. Lucy Ann Gentry married WILLIAM A BAUGHAN, dec’d, left one child;
1. TAYLOR BAUGHAN
7. Jane M., married 1st, Mr Glasgow, and had issue; a. Hardenia Richard Glasgow, infant; she married 2nd. 1866 Joseph H Johnson and had children b. Elizabeth;
c. Ella Jane; and d. Martha Johnson.
8. Timothy Gentry who was under age 21 years in 1866.
1819       TUCKER BAUGHN will probated in Cumberland County, Va. named 11 children;
Daughter Mary-- all lands if she continues single; if she married his estate to be divided equally be-tween his 11 children:
l. Joseph; 2. John; 3. Mary; 4. James; 5. Warner; 6. Edmund; 7. William; 8. Payton Baughan; 9. Betsy Flippen; 10. Sarah Robertson; and 11. Nancy Hobson.
Here the name ‘Payton’ raises the question could this ‘John’ be John (dl) born 1793. He would have been 26 years old in 1819. And was Betsy Flippen in some way related to Prudence Flippen (xl3).

1851       Court of Chancery Hanover County suit of Cason vs Cason regarding the will of Wm Cason in 1851 who had ‘neither father, mother, brothers, nor sisters, only the children of four brothers deceased, as his heirs. The suit by the children and heirs of John Cason, dec’d, son of Thomas, a brother; and of James Cason , Dec’d, a brother of Wm Cason, dec’d. The children of these brothers were not identified as to which brother was their father, but was listed in one group.
1. Richard W Pierce and wife Susan
2. Miles Wigglesworth and wife Amelia
3. Wm Edward 4. Nancy, and 5. Edward M Cason
6. Hobson O Gentry and wife Jane
7. WILLIAM A BAUGHAN and wife Lucy Ann
8. Joseph H Johnson and wife Jane
9. Addison Hall and wife Elizabeth
l0. Silas Gentry; 11. Hardenis Gentry; and 12. Horatio Gentry, infants with John J Chew their guardian. Some of the above persons are named in the will of Turner Gentry, 1864.
1851       HENRY BAUGHN estate named as heirs
wife, Jane 1/3 the estate: children;
1. Mary Baughn Wheeler
2. Pauline Baughn King
3. Allen Baughn
4. Elizabeth Baughn the remaining 2/3. book Q Kentucky.
1852       HENRY BAUGHN will probated in Owensboro, Ky
1865       ALLEN BAUGHN left estate to JOSEPH & JOSEPHINE BAUGHN (minors) and Hardin Byers.
1789       James Clark, will dated June 2 1789 mentioned daughter, Elizabeth Clark who married THOMAS BOUGHAN. She was daughter of Captain James Clark and Mary Marston; and granddaughter of Stokeley Towles.
1777       Jan. 27 Samuel Baughn Inventory, Bedford County, Va. named Lucy Baughn as relict (wife)
1857       Paulina Baughn King’s heirs;
Allen; Elizabeth; Jane; and William, conveyed land to Josiah Wheeler and his wife, Mary, as their portion of Henry Baughn, estate. 1851 Kentucky.
1732       Will of Richard Tyler dated 12-4-l732; proved 5-21-l734 named daughter, Mary Boughan, Susanna Tyler, wife Susanna, sons Richard, William, and John Tyler, bequeathed land to John and William that adjoined the land belonging to James Boughan.
ARMS:       Boughan; Sable three Garbs or.
Boughan (Lincoln) Azure on a bend argent cotised or three torteaux.
Garb - sheafs of wheat or other grain
Bend - diagonal band across shield from dexter chief to sinister base.
Azure - heraldic blue
Argent - silver or white
Cotised - bend is cotised when placed between two narrow bendlets (may be of different tincture from the bend).
Or - gold
Torteaux - gules (roundles or balls)
Baughan;        is of the celtic fringe as in English the common adjectives are used as nicknames in the Cornish.
Bean - small is related to the Welsh ‘Vaughan’ (or Baughan) and the Scottish Gaelic ‘Bigg’.
Baughan, (Bowgen, Baughen);
a Norfolk surname I suspect it is an immigrant from the Low Countries. I can offer no satisfactory solution to its meaning. George Bowgeon, was sheriff of Norwich in l574. FF iii 359. John Bowgin, rector of West Tofts Co Norfolk l546; ibid ii 262.
James Bowgin, Vicar of Surlingham Co., Norfolk 1720, ibid v. 465
Thomas Bougin and Jane Alley, St. George, Hanover Sq 1726 1., married
MDB (Co Norfolk 2. 20: ? 2.2.0.) London I o.o.: or I D;
New York (Boughan) 1. Phil., 1.o.o.       
       taken from a dictionary of English and Welsh surnames.
The Virginia Mag. of History, vol 7, page 219, gives the pronunciation of the name as “Bawn”.

The fol1owing list of data consists of deeds, marriages5 births, deaths, and so on.
1735/7        Boughan’s moved from Essex and adjacent Middlesex Counties where they were neighbors or kinsmen of the Clark fami1y.
1817       Abner Baughn, married Priscilla Hume.
Culpepper Co Marriage Records(Cul. MR)
1822       Abner Baughan made a deed to Armistead Hume of Culpepper County, Va.
Abner Baughan and wife Priscilla, gave deed of trust, Cul. dd bk 00 pg l85/7
1828       Abner Baughan bought lands, Cul. dd bk 00 pg 166.
1835       Abner Baughan gave power of attorney to Daniel Brown Jr.
1797       Abraham Baughan married Mary Weaver. Cul. MR.
1848-1903       Addie A Baughan age 57 years buried Oct 30 1903 in Shockoe Cem. Richmond Va.
1845        Agnes Baughan buried Oct 3, 1918 age 73 years, Hollywood Cem. Richmond, Va.
1875       Agnes Baughan, buried 3-9-l875, Oakwood Cem. Richmond. Va.
1830        Allen Baughn married Elizabeth Baughn, 12-29-1830, Davies County, Kentucky.
1677/78       Andrew Boughan named in will of Edward Dunn, dated March 4, 1677/8.
1778       Annie Boughan married Daniel Johnson January 21, Goochland Co, Va.
1884       Annie L Baughn married James Blanton, R Herald, Richmond Virginia 1828--.
1767       Arestripes Baghan; was a tithe with Wm Candler and a negro slave named Chester on the list of Archib ald Gordon. Va Mag of Hist vol 24, pg l84.
(this move of Arestripes was possibly made from Essex county, Va., i.e. if he is the same man as Arris.)
l755        Aristapus Boughan on November 29 was a witness to a deed given by Hezekiah Brown and wife, Sally, to Sammuel Croxton of Essex County.
(A period of six years after probation of his father’s will. Inside of the next twelve years could have moved to Pittsylvania County(1767) and from there to Bedford and then Campbell.)
1777        Aristiphus Baughan, with Henry and Rubin Baughn and others of Virginia signed oath of Allegiance, renouncing their allegiance to Great Britain and swearing to support the commonwealth of Virginia.
records of the clerk’s office by C B Byrant, Martinsville,Va.
l775-78        Gus Baughan of Caroline County and
ARRIS and Reuben Baughan of Mecklenburg County Vir-ginia filed petition for pay for service in Revolutionary War.
1776       Arris Baughan, a corporal in Capt. Henry Dudley’s Com. of Culpepper Co. Va.
1781       Arristiphus, George Hairston Co., Henry County, Va., Revolutionary War; Richard Parsley, Joseph Blakley, Samuel Jamerson, Arristiphus Baughn, John Kitchen, John Jamerson, John Rivers, John Crouch, John Jones, Lewis Bradberry, Thomas Finch, Jesse Elkins, and James Davis.
1782       Aris Boughan began service in Rev. War Nov 11, Navy records.
1782        Aries Baughan, Cont’l Army 8-8-1782; navy 2-11-1782.
1783       Aris Baughan received warrant #208 for 100 acres land for three years service in Virginia State Line, in. Rev. War. Jillsons Book of Ky Military Land Grants.
1862       Armistead Baughan, in Com K, 47 Reg. Virginia Volunteers July 31.
1794       Augustine Baughan, was a guard during the march of Virginia troops to Fort Pitt (Pittsburg) to suppress the Whiskey Insurrection.
1756       Ben Baughan, witnessed a deed in Caroline County, Va. April 6. from Aquilla Johnson & Elizabeth, his wife to John Beazely of Caroline Co., £30 curr, for 300 acres in Spotsylvania Co.
1783       Benjamin Baughn, listed as having personal property in Caroline County, Virginia.
1797       Benjemin Baughan married Lucy Moorman, Dec. 28, Campbel1 County, Va.
1807       Benjamine Baughn, a member of Light Dragon of Mt Airy. Cal. State Papers, vo1 9, pg 607.
1865       Benjamin Baughan, age 2 years, buried 3-20-1867 , Shockoo Cem. Richmond, Va.
1816-187l       Benjamin Baughan age 55 years buried June 25 Hollywood Cem. Richmond, Va.
1892       Bessie O Baughan, age 6 months buried June 6, Hollywood, Cem, Richmond Va.
1808       Betsy Baughn married Philip Frederick, 0range Co. Va.
1772       C Boughan witnessed statement of inspection of Lawton’s Warehouse in Essex County by Daniel Thomas.
1808       Catherine Baughen, married John Fye, Orange County, Va.
1861       David M Baughan married Eliza A Dowdy April 4 by Rev. T E Reyno1ds. Rol. Hor. l828 Richmond, Va.
1780       Daniel Baughn married Lucy Brooke Oct 10, Mecklenburg Va
1857       E B Baughan married Isaac H Winfree March 26 by Elder S J Atkins; Rol Hor 1828, Richmond Va.
1795       Elizabeth Baughn married Thomas Dewitt; Wm Hensley a surety with consent of James & Abigail parents of Thomas certifying that Elizabeth was of age. Married in Bedford County.
1793        Henry A Baughan married Elizabeth Booker who was born 1793 daughter of Lewis
**        Booker (born l754) and Judith Dudley (1788-1817) Lewis Booker settled at ‘Laurel        Grove’ in Gloucester County. Elizabeth had brothers and sisters as follows:
Dorothy born 2-24-1790 married 11-12-1812 Wm. A Garnett and had George L Garnett born 2-26-1818; died l0-19-1836.
James; Mary; and others
1812-1886       Elizabeth Baughan buried in Shockee Cem, Richmond Va.
1867       Elizabeth C Baughan married Richard M Russell, Jan 3.
1764       Elkanah Baughn was in Hanover County.
1781       Elkanah Baughn bought land from James Goodman, 1000 A adjacent the said Goodman, Charles Smith, David Tulloch, Charles Yeoman and John Heneley, Oct 7.
1782       Elkanah sold the tract of land named above and was mentioned in a congressional note. He sold this land to Alex X Stewart.
1791       Elkanah Baughn married Ann ___? before 1791.
1837       Frances Baughan and her sister Katherine bought land of their Mother’s. Deed bk 235, Cul County.
1843       Frances Ann Baughan married Ephriam Beazley, by Rev Philip Montague.
1793       see ‘**’ above. Henry Baughan
1704       Henry Baughan listed on Quit rent rolls of Now Kent Co.
1711       Henry Baughan owned land adjacent land of Robert Richardson & Crompills Quarter Branch, So Farnham Parish
1750       Henry Baughan witnessed deed from John & Wm Clark to Thomas Moggs of Essex County Feb. 20.
1797       Henry Baughn bought 131 acres land south side of Dan River, Rockingham County N C. Book E pg 191.
1797       Henry Baughn bought 200 acres on Thesby’s Creek from Abraham and Patty Glenn, bk F pg 101, Rockingham County N C
1798       Henry Baughn received land grant in Lincoln Co. Ky.
1811       Henry Baughn made deed to Edward Reynold, bk O pg 179 Rockingham Co. N C.
1813       Henry Baughn sold land to Benjamin Fewell, dd bk O p 179 Rock'm Co, N C.
1814       Henry Baughn made deed to Simeon Baughn, bk P pg 312 Rock’m Co, N C
1814       Henry Baughn received deed for land from Jarrett Patterson for 262 acres land on Mayo Mt (also known as Baughn’s Mt) Rock’m Co. dd bk pg 209. This was the home of my ancestor. The house, although removed from its original sight was still used as a dwelling a couple years ago.
1837       Henry Baughn with James Baughn received deed from Obadiah Fields for 2 tract land. Rock’m Co, N C.
1845       Henry Baughn received deed from Randal S Scales for 2 acres land, academy lot, in Madison N C for a school. The deed provided that he be the president of the board of trustees. bk 2 d O pg 170, Rock’m Co
1851       Henry Baughn and others as trustees, received from Thomas Smith, 1 lot in Madison N C, dd bk R pg 124 Rockingham Co. This lot may have been for the building of the 1st Baptist Church of Madison, of which he was a charter member. His name appears on the deed. The Baptist churches of Mayodan and The Dan Valley Community were daughter churches of the Madison Church.
The Henry of the last two deeds was my ancestor and the representative of Rockingham County in the N C Legislature.
1861       Henry C Baughn, Pri., enlisted at Frog Level, April 14, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service June 6 1861 reported on Muster rolls of Dec 31 1862 & Feb 28, June 30, & Aug 31, 1863, also Jan 1 l864 as sick at Campbell Hospital, Liberty, Bedford County, Virginia since Oct 30 1862; reported on muster roll of Feb 29 1864 as pre-sent but not on muster roll at the surrender April 4 1865. Unofficial Compilation says he was detailed as a scout
S C Troops in Confederate Service, by Sally. Com. C, 3rd Reg. page 357; Lieut Col Barnard E Bee. Frogg Level is now known as Prosperity.
Congressional Library.
1712       Henry Boughan ( his mark) and John Boughan (probably brothers) signed with Loyd George a bond for 10,000 lb tobacco to keep and ordinary, bond dated April 11
1715       Henry Boughan (his mark) with Benjamin ffisher and Richard (his mark) Taylor signed bond for 10,000 lbs tobacco to keep an ordinary at his home in Essex county dated August 16.
1716       Henry Boughan signed appraisal of ‘some of Gibson’s Estate for Faruson’ (probably ‘Ferguson’) total value 890 lb Tobacco, with Henry Shackleford and John Haile recorded July 17.
1775-77       Henry, Vincent, Richard, and Mordecai signed a Petition in Culpepper Co that the recorder’s fees were too high.
1793       Henry Baughan married Elizabeth Garnett born March 1793 daughter of Dorothy Booker and Wm A Garnett.
note: I believe that this is the same Henry as he who married Elizabeth Booker named above. I obtained this data from two different sources and have been unable to determine which is correct so far.
1793       Humphry Baughan(m) with Martha, John, and Tacy Baughan signed marriage certificate of Elias Fisher and Hannah Curle September 24 in Campbell County.
1797       Humphrey Baughan signed marriage certificate of Latham Stanton and Huldah Butler, September 14, Campbell Co.
1799       Humphrey Baughan and wife Elizabeth had daughter who married John James. Her name was Martha.
1667       James Baughan administrator of the estate of William Edmundson who lived in So Farnham Parrish with Benjamin.
1705       Petition of William Bird of King and Queen and others Archives devision Virginia State Library, Richmond Cala Papers 1705:
This paper mutilated—
Endorsed              "Pet of Wm Bird
Robert Byrd and others
to take up land
in King and Queen &
King William 1705
Sept 4th 1705 rejected”
“To His Excellency Edward Nott, Esq’r Her Maj’ties
Lieut & Govern’r General of Virginia
--Pet of William Bird Robert Bird Ralph Bowker -- and
William Holcomb James Baughan Richard Covington
Sheweth
---- Excellency Humble Petitioners pray Your Excellencys grant for to take up Eight Thousand acres Land lying in King and Queen County and King William County some part in the forks of the Mattopony River above the Land of Cillonell Augustine Warner’s they Comply with the laws in such taxes and Your Petitioners
As in Duty Bound
Shall ever Pray
Aug’t 22d 1705
1709       James Boughan Jr married Sarah Edmundson before 1709. James Boughan, the elder and James Boughan the younger and Sarah his wife; and Benjamin Fisher and Elizabeth his wife sold to Edward Clark 967 acres land adjoining Col Richard Covington’s.
1712/13        James Boughan Sen’s of So Farnham Parish, planter, son and heir of James Boughan of same Parish and county sells John Boughan Sen’r of St Ann’s Parish, planter for £50 Ster 620 acres granted Richard Holt dec’d by patent dated Nov 4 1683 and by Richard Holt and William Holt conveyed to the said James Boughan, dec’d by deed dated 2 Feb 1705, the land bounded by Kings Swamp formerly owned by Thomas Gaines and John Morraine, Piscataway Creek etc. signed James Boughan; witnessed by Dan’ll Browne, Thomas Ley, Robert Hardee; recorded Feb 12
1712       James Boughan John Boughan & Bejamin ffisher gave bond of £500 Sterl as administrators of estate of James Boughan dec’d, August 15.
1712 or
1712/13        an acc’t of some goods to had since the apprais’l Includes
To all his wearing Cloaths given his brother
       To received of Jos Burgess                            100 tobo
       To rec’ed of John Harper                            810 tobo
       To a parcell rec’d of Paul Green                     200
       To a parcell of Wm Richardson                            200
       To a parcell of Price Gold                            200
Add’l Inventory totals 925l lb tobo
signed James Boughan, John Boughan & Benj’a ffisher
Inventory presented Jan 8 1712/13 by the above 3 people. Further appraisal of estate of James Boughan dec’d
August 10 1712 includes
       1 large bla Walnut Table & Table Cloth       £       1.       10.       00.
       a parcell of log books                                   l.       15.       00.
       A silver hilted sword & belt                            2.       15.       00.
       A silver headed cane                                   0.       12.       00.
       6 forks & a case with them                            0.       02.       06.
Total £ 226. O2. 09.
signed Wm Covington, James Fullerton, Fran Moore
note: this appears to be additional appraisals of the estate of James Boughan, will 1711.
l7l3/l4       Jan 15, Deed; Richard Covington of St Anns Parish and James Boughan of So Farnham Parish son and heir of Major James Boughan late of said parish dec’d, sells to Thomas Gouldman and Edward Gouldman sons and devisees of Edward Gouldman late of St Anns Parish dec’d land, acreage unknown, “whereas the said Edward Gouldman purchased from one William Williams a certain parcel of land granted to Collo Rich’d Covington, Major James Boughan and the said William Williams by patent dated the 25th day of Aprill 1704” in St Ann Parish this land formerly granted Thomas Pannell dec’d by patent 4th of Nov. 1673 and afterward granted to Covington, Boughan, and Williams, having been lost by Pannell for want of seating. The land was partitioned between the said Collo Richard Covington of the first part, and Major James Boughan, Benj’a ffisher and James Boughan Jr of the 2nd part, and the said Edward Gouldman (who had purchased William’s share) of the erd part, by deed the 9th August 1708, recorded 10 August 1708 in Essex County.
And whereas Collo Richard and Major James Boughan by deed 11 Aug 1707 between Wi1liam Pannel son and heir of the said Thomas Pannel, dec’d, Francis Stone and Mary his wife daughter of the said Thomas Pannell of the one part and Richard Covington and James Boughan of the other part for £39, did purchase the interest of William Pannell Francis and Mary Stone.
Signed Richard Covington, and James Boughan;
Witnessed Zachary Lewis and William Todd.
Recorded February 11 1713/14
Comment: This last item and the two short inventories above concerns Major James Boughan (13) and his son James (131).
1713/14       Jan 14 Deed James Boughan Sen’r, planter So Farnham Parish son and heir of James
& Will       Boughan of same parish dec’d, wills Henry Boughn, planter, of same parish all
rights in ___ acres of land formerly in co-partnership between Harper and his grandfather James Boughan, both dec’d and formerly given by deed under the hand of his father James Boughan to John Boughan, Henry Boughan & Alexander Boughan dated 29th March 1678 the original patent dated Oct 8th 1672.
Signed James Boughan.
Witnessed James Edmundson and Jos Baker.
Recorded 14 Jan 1713/14
1715       Aug 25 Capt James Boughan of So Farnham Parish selles to John Cheeke of same Parish 117 acres in So Farnham Parish part of tract of 550 acres granted Mr William Johnson of same parish April 26, 1704 and sold by him to said James’ father.
Signed James Boughan; Witnessed: John Baker, A Somervell; recorded ?Aug 16 1715.
James Boughan and Thomas Leftwich witnessed Inventory of Thomas Ley estate, Aug, 16 17l5.
James Boughan William Covington Jr, Thomas Wheeler witness lease and release Nov. 10 1715, John Mills to William Johnson, So Farnham Parish.
James Boughan Arthur Onbee witness will of Ealse Ship-ley (Alice Shipley) of St Ann Parish dated Jan. 8 1715. probated Feb. 21 1715/16.
James Boughan, gent., of South Farnham Parish sells William Willson, planter of Saint Ann Parish 101 acres in St Ann Parish at the head of Gilson’s Run adjacent land of John London. Signed James Boughan.
dated September 19; recorded September 20, 1715.
Capt James Boughan of South Farnham Parish sells James Walls of same parish 102 acres granted Mr William Johnson by patent dated April 26 1704 and by him sold to James Boughan’s father, adjacent land of William Wilson, land of Mr Robert Beverley etc. Signed James Boughan dated Sept. 19 1715
Jas. Was one of bondsmen for Exrs. Of est. of Robert Coleman dec’d.
1749       Capt James Boughan, sheriff of Essex County.
married Mary Tyler daughter of Richard and Susannah Tyler before l734
1860       James Baughan married Ella Atkinson, daughter of Arch’d Atkinson, (see other families)
1858       J. H. Baughn, deed in Culpepper County; also in 1866
1861       J. T. Baughan, father of Lucy Maranda Baughan died 1861 husband of Sarah E Baughan.
1695       James Baughan and Edwin Thacker of Essex County 530a land in Rappahannock County, April 24 1695.
___        John Boughan Sr of St Ann’s Parish, gave 1600 lbs tobacco for 620 acres to Plunkett Holt of So Farnham Parish, “son and Devisee of Richard Holt dec'd,” The land granted Richard Holt dec’d by patent dated 4 Nov 1658 beginning at Kings Swamp below Piscataway Mills adjacent land of Oliver Zeager, the land of Thomas Gaines and John Morraine etc--. Signed Plunkett Holt (his mark); wit: James Bryan, James Edmondson.
1704       John Boughan, 100a, Essex Co, Va Quit Rent Rolls.
John Boughan, 100a, New Kent Co, Quit Rent Rolls.
John Boughan Jr, paid taxes on Quit Rent Rolls
John Baughn Sr, living in St Paul’s Parish, Hanover County, certified his father’s signature
1709        John Boughan signed survey of land for Robert Moody and William Crowdas the 29th day of Sept 1709.
---       John Boughan received Dower rights from Sarah Boughan
Robert Jones by letter of Atty from Sarah Boughan relinquishes Dower right to John Boughan, the letter signed Sarah Boughan and witnessed by Jonathan ffisher and Benjamin ffisher.
1711       April 20,
John Boughan and his wife Susannah & Thomas & Augustine Lee petitioned for escheated land.
1712/13       Boughan witnessed with John Strang & Thomas Meads lease and release William Perry and wife Margaret to Honour Powell of St Ann's Parish, March l2.
1712       John Boughan with James Boughan and John Martin wit-nessed deed of' Thomas Short to William Ayrnold of King William County, July 10.
John Baughan with Salvator Muscoe and Jos Baker witness deed of Jonathan and Benjamin ffisher, planters, of So Farnham Parish December 10. (This was a part of the Perry land grant.)
John Boughan & Henry and John Martin witness to deed of Thomas Short, planter of Essex County, January 8.
John Boughan & Thomas Short Ju’r & Thomas ffenwick witness deed of Thomas Short of St Anns Parish Essex County, April 27.
John Boughan witness to the following items:
1713       Deed 6 Feb 1713/14 John Ridgdaill, planter of St Ann Parish to John ffoster, planter same Parish.
Deed 6 Feb 1713/14 John Butler planter of St Anns Par-ish to Robert ffoster planter same parish.
       Deed 11 Feb 1713/14 EIias Blackborn, planter of St Ann Parish to John But1er, planter same parish
Received power of Attourney 19 Feb 1713/14 from Mrs Martha B1ackborn. wit; Francis Gipson x; James Cocker x.
witness deed 11 Feb 1713/14 Henry Long and Christian his wife to Richard Edwards of St Ann Parish. Henry Long of Hanover Parish, Richmond County.
Power of Attourney 10 Feby 1712/13
Rebeccah ffisher and Elizabeth ffisher of So Farnham Parish to Mr John Boughan of same parish to relinquish rights in land sold to Mr Joseph Smith, merchant and one of her Maj’ties Justices of the Peace of Essex County --- Jonathan ffisher and Benj’a ffisher son of the said Jonathan ffisher, both of aforesaid parishe.
1714       John Boughan
Bond £l000 Sterling 13 May 1714 Richard Kemp, Charles Taliaferro and Richard Gatewood Exor of the Est of Richard Kemp dec’d. signed Richd Kemp, Charles Tal-iaferro, Richard Gatewood and Thomas x Griffin.
John Boughan Edward Rowzee and John Cooke signed ap-praisal of estate of William Harper dec’d, April 8 1714; total value estate £ 3l. 04. 01.
John Boughan witness deed of gift dated 8 September from Sam’l Henshaw and Kazier his wife to their son-in-law Sam’l Bizwell and Eliza his wife.
John witness deed 8 Sept Samuel Henshaw, planter and his wife Dazier of St Ann Parish to Arthur Onbee same Par.
Witness deed Sept 8 1714 Nicholas Copland of St Ann Parish to Samuel Henshaw
John Boughan, Edward and Ralph Rowzee signed appraisal of estate of John Williams dec’d taken by order of the court 12 Aug 1714.
Bond 11 Nov 1714 10,000 lb tobo "Thomey Ley hath obtained a licence to keep and ordinary at his home in this county of Essex. Signed Thos Ley & John Boughan
Bond August 16 1715 £20 Sterling Salvator Muscoe as guardian of James, Phoebe, William, and Margaret Booth, orphans. witnessed by John Boughan.
Witness Lease Sept 20 1714 ffrancis Smith of St Ann Parish, planter, leases Leonard Tarant, gent, of same Parish 5 a being part --- "to have --- during the lives of him the said Leonard Tarent and of Mary his wife and of MARY BOUGHAN and for --- longest liver and then xxx" yearly rent 3 bbl Indian Corn. Also to build a Dwelling house and leave it in good condition at expiration of Lease.
JOHN Bougan signed following;
Bond 11 Nov 1714 £20 Sterl “Thomas Ley is by this Court of Essex County licensed to keep and ferry over the Rappahannock River from his land to William Pannells. Now if said Thomas Shall constantly keep sufficient boats for the passage of foot and horse with able hands to attend the same and also give passage without delay to all public messages and Expresses (according to the Act of Assembly x x men’coned to be ferry free x x etc) Signed Thomas Ley & John Boughan.
Bond of 10,000 lbs tobo for Richard Taylor to keep & ordinary at his dwelling house in So Farnham. Signed by John Boughan, Benjamin ffisher, & Richard Taylor (his mark)
John Boughan married 1714 Cary Caston, daughter of Class (or Glass) Caston & Cary Ferguson.
1715       John Baughan witness bond Feb 22 1715/16 and an Inventory 9:ber 7 17l5
JOHN BOUGHAN
with Thomas Ramsay & John Andresos took Inventory for Alce Shipley, March 20 1715.
with Augustine Ley witnessed will of Sarah Bizwell dated Jan 13 17l5/16; probate May 16 1716.
with John Chamberlain signed bond for £200 Sterl John Boughan and Thomas Leftwich admrs of Estate of Thomas Ley dec’d. Aug 16 1715.
was one of appraisers of inventory of Thomas Landrun.
1716       Named in will of Benjamin ffisher of So Farnham Parish James B. evidently had a mill “in lew of a bond for £60 Sterling. The will named sons Benjamin, James, & John ffisher; wife Elizabeth ffisher; other children Johathan & Elizabeth ffisher; father Johathan ffisher. made his widow his Ex’or, James & John Boughan signed bond, dated June 19 1716 for £400 Sterl.
John Boughan signed inventories of
Richard Kemp dec’d May 17 1716.
estate of Robert Bizwell dec. May 16 1716.
ffrancis Gibson dec’d, July 18 1716 estate.
Estate of John Martaine March 20 1715/16
1749       John Boughan Jr living on land bounded by John Tyler and Capt Sam’l Peachy owned by Wm Tyler who was then living in St Margaret’s Parish Caroline County.
1762        John Baughan named in Hanover County lists.
1765       John Baughan mentioned in proceedings of session of House of Burgess Sat 4th of May 1765 in connection with some land sometime before 1759 to John Baughan by Mr LaForce on south side of James River. (Renne LaForce of Goochland County; Mr Proffer – Prosser -- was the defendant in this case.)
1766       John Baughan with his wife and children, Richard, Joseph, Phoebe, and Martha were received on certificate to the New Garden Monthly Meetin from Concord Monthly Meeting in Pennsylvania, dated April 9 1766. From Quaker records.
1775       John Baughan, father of Martha Baughan who married John Rich 1775, Guilford County, North Carolina. Quak. Rec.
1778 or 98        John Baughan married Catherine Shirley Rockingham County, Va.
1793       John B Baughan signed Marriage certificate of Wm Davis and Zalanda Davis, Campbell County Va. May 13.
1806       John Baughn received a land grant in Barren County Ky.
1811       John Baughn married Rachel Hall in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Deed Bk J pg 399 Owensboro Ky.
1870       John Baughn listed among those killed in explosion at the House of Celegates in Richmond Va, April 27.
1704       Joseph Baughan, listed on New Kent Quit Rent Roll 100a.
1786       Joseph Baughan of Bedford County deed to Edmund Dogwood (or Logwood) of Powhatan County Nov 12.
dd bk G 7 page 743
1796       Joseph Baughan, born 1796 in Hanover County Va, son of Richard & Jerriah Baughan, died Jessamine Ky, 1852; will does not name a Richard.
----       Joseph Baughan, father of Nathaniel Baughan was in Shelby Co Ky before going to Owensborro.
1843       Joseph B Baughan married Charity A Hancock, Feb 9th by Eldr R Ford.
Joseph Wm Baughan married Nov 19, Elizabeth daughter of Mrs Stindson, by Wm Moore.
1861       Joseph T Baughan married Martha A Davenport April 4.
1839        Julia Boughan (Mrs) Obit. notice in Religious Herald, Richmond Va Feb, 1, 1739
1844       Leander Baughan married Susan Hines daughter of Charles B Hines
1879       L. C. Baughan married Martha M Apperson Feb 27.
1782       Listra Baughan began service in Va Reg in Cont’l Line Aug 8th, Revolutionary War.
1800       Lystra Baughan married Margaret ?
1890       M. A. Baughan (Mrs) wife of M W Baughan, obit notice in Richmond Herald July 28 1890 or 98.
1791       Major Baughan with T Dunn Jr, Sam’l Croxton, Warner Harwood in chancery court. Virginia.
1827       Major Baughan a probable witness to will of Charles Milles Sr., dated Feb 6 1827.
185l       Nancy M Baughan married Pleasant James Tibbs May 22, by Elder Geo. Exall.
1798        Martha Baughan and others sign marriage certificate of Joseph Bradfield and Cynthia Cary at South River Monthly Meeting. (Quaker records)
1799       Martha Baughan, daughter of Humphrey and Elizabeth Baughan married April 18, John James son of Thomas & Sarah James.
1835       Martha Ann Baughan married Richard P Banks Dec 25, by Elder Philip Montague. She was daughter of Henry Baughan.
1762       Mary Boughan was a servant of George Wilson home Aug. 1762 in Augusta County Va. Ref. - Scotch Irish Settlers in Virginia.
1789        Mary Baughan witness marriages of
Collett Jones & Ann Barksdale, Hanover County Mar 2.
Evan Lewis & Sarah Tennison, April 22.
Tristam Cogshall & Lucy Terrell, Campbell Co Va.
1792       Mary Baughan married William Terrell, Campbell County.
1758       Mitchell Baughn; Monday 18 of Sept 1758; Several claims of Hays Whitloe, William Hayborn, Mitchell Baughn and Elizabeth Gray for taking up Runaways therein mentioned were fervently presented to the house and received. Said claim ordered be referred to consideration of next session of the Assembly.
In the next Assembly, Sat Feb 24 1759 the above list of names had increased (included Thomas Wall) presented and referred to consideration of next Assembly.
House of Burgess records Vol 1758-61.
1807       Mordecai Baughn bought 102a on Hogan’s Creek from Benjamin Fewell. Bk M pg 906, Rockingham Co., N.C.
1814       Mordecai sold same above to Simeon Baughn, dd bk P
1801       Mordecai Baughan married Mary Zimmerman or Tineman) Culpepper Marriage records, Virginia.
1827       Moses Baughan, deed to Eve Baughan, his mother, Cul-pepper County, named in memorandum of bargain & sale between Moses Baughn & the Shennandoah Co & Daniel Snyder of the estate of his father, Mordecai, dec’d and his mother Eve, still living. dd bk TT pg 241 Culp. Co.
1734       Nathaniel Baughan living with William Baughn in Hanover County, Va.
1798        Polly Baughan married David Willet (Or 1799) Orange County marriages records.
1807       Polly Baughan married Wm Banks June 6 with consent of his guardian J Pendleton.
1837       Priscilla Baughan, gave deed, Culp. Co., Va.
received gift by deed from son-in-law William Almond.
1798       Richard Baughan married May 12, Anna Jones, daughter of Benjamin Jones; Thomas Alexander as surety, Campbell county Va.
1820       Richard R Baughan, appointment was requested at Val-praiso, Va. by Mr Hunter of Essex County in letter from Wm Gorden to James Barbour, a Virginia Senator. Feb 18 1820.
1835       Richard Baughan, soldier of Infantry, Revolutionary War, listed for bounty land warrants to Commissioners of Richmond Va. Jan 7 1835.
1852       Richard & William Baughn received deed from Thomas S Galloway. dd bk 2dR pg 431, Rockingham Co, N C.
1855       Richard A Baughan of Bates County, Missouri appointed by Wm and Eliza A Carter of St Clair County, Missouri , as their ‘lawful Atty to take possession of all real estate belonging to us in Ohio and Davies County in the State of Kentucky. March 4 1855.
1766       Samuel Baughn administrator for estate of Mitchell Baughn.
1828       Sam’l Baughn(Bogan) married Catherine Clark in Warrick County Kentucky. Jan 7 1828
1851       Samuel S Baughn, married Martha Alley Jan 23 by Elder Geo G Exall.
1571       Simon Boughan (Bouwgham) gentleman, of the Inner Temple, married May 26, Anne Danyell, spinster of St Sepulchre.
London marriage records, 1521-1869.
1848       Sarah A Baughan married Dec 21 Miller Woodson, by Elder S.J. Atkins.
1884       Sarah Boughan married Jan 10 Thomas D White. She was daughter of Bentley & Sarah Boughan.
Thomas White of British Origin & a resident at Quatman, Miss, was born June 10 1859; children: Rev James Asa White born Aug 24 1886, married 1913 children
1. James Asa White born August 19 1917
2. Mary Rosaline White born Feb 4 1916.
Yosemite National Park, Calif.
1793       Tacy Baughn signed marriage certificate Campbell Co, Va.
1795       Tacy Baughan married Abel Lodge, Campbell County, Va
1853       Tandy Baughan married Sarah F Apperson Nov 24.
1717       Tucker Boughan born 1717, listed in 1784 census in Va.
1777       Tucker Baughan born 1777, listed in 1790 census. In 1782 he was living in Cumberland County, Va, age l5 years, head of a family, 12 white residents and 3 black.
List or patriots in Richmond Va, Library shows Tucker Baughan, Loundon County
Carey Baughan, Major Baughan, Griffin and John Baughan, of Essex County
1784       William Boughan certified by Capt L Booker voucher as being a soldier in Revolutionary Army.
1822       William Baughn married Susannah Ennis (Susan) Dec 19th daughter of Rice Ennis (Innes)
1824       William Baughn and wife Sally sold land Culp. County.
1834       William Frederick Baughn, Esq., of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, England.
1612/3       William Baugham married Feb 1st Rebecca Clark, daughter of Wm Clerk yeoman, both of St Bartholomew the Less London girdles. London marriage records 1521-1869. I may be in error on this marriage date. My notes were not clear and the year could be 1618/9.
1748       Zachary Boughan, Sept 6th witness deed of Mary Brock to her son Henry Brock1 Spotswood County, Va.
1795       Zekial Baughan married Gerald Poplam Nov 22, Culp Co.
Other families

Richard Baughan marries a descendant of Washington family

6       Elizabeth (Betty) Washington; 1733-1797; m. 1750 Col. Fielding Lewis (1725-1782) of Kenmore and had issue. -viii- She was sister of George Washington, President.
61       Fielding Lewis, 1751 - 1803; m. 1771 Mary Ann A1exander -iii-
611       Elizabeth A1exander Lewis 1772-1836; m 1788 Alexander Elliot Spotswood, 1769 - 1840.
612       Charles Lewis, 1775-1829; m. Ann Davidson.
613       Dr Augustine Lewis, born 1778; m. Rebecca Ann Latimer of Virginia and had chi1dren.
62       Augustine Lewis, 1752-1756
63       Warner Lewis 1755-1756
64       Major George Lewis, 1757-182l; m. 1779 Catherine Daingerfield.
65       Mary Lewis, b. d. 1759
66       Charles Lewis, born 1760, died young.
67        Samuel Lewis, 1763-1764.
68       Betty Lewis, 1765-1829; m 1781 Charles Carter, 1765-l829 -xii-
-681       Betty Washington Carter, 1782-1795
682       Sally Champe Carter, 1783-1784
683       Maria Ball Carter, 1784-l823; m. 1801 George Tucker, 1775-1861.
684       Edward Carter, 1786-1795
685       Fielding Carter born 1787; m. ________ Smith of Ark.
686       Sally Peyton Carter, 1789-1806
687       George Washington Carter, b. 1791; m. Mary Wormeley.
688       Charles Lewis Carter died 1792
689       Mary Willis Carter died 1793
68x       Elizabeth Washington Carter, 1795-1811
68a       Charles Edward Carter, born 1796
68b       William Farley Carter, born 1797; m. 1817 Eliza A Conn of Kentucky. -ii-
68b1       Ellen Carter, married William W Childs
68b2       Rosa Carter married RICHARD BAUGHAN (born about 1820’s) -iv-
68b21       -William Baughan, (born about 1840's)
68b22       Nellie Baughan, married J H Maus. -iv-
68b221       Maud Maus
68b222       Rosalie Maus
68b223       Cornelia Maus
68b224       Willia Maus (or Willie)
68b23       Mary Baughan
68b24       Farley Baughan.

This ‘Carter’ family is the same as that of Robert ‘KING’ Carter of Corotoman, who was so prominent in Virginia and owned so much land that he was called “King” Carter.
The digit ‘6’ here does not refer to the 'Baughan’ family but to the ‘Washington’. (Lives of the Presidents)
Will of Thomas Edmondson 1715
…….. ?Thomas Edmondson of Essex County, date omitted; probated Dec 20 1715;
To son William Edmondson plantation “Wherein I now live with al1 the land on the west side of the Maine Swamp known by name of Samuell Perry Swamp.”.
To son Benjamin Edmondson, land on East side of said Swamp.
Wife Mary Edmondson to have 1/3 interest in all land during her life.
To sons James Edmondson and Joseph Edmondson all money now in the hands of Mr Micajah Perry and company and Mr Richard Lee, merchants in London.
To son James Edmondson, feather bed “my new riding coate my best hat, my wigs and my silver headed cane.”
To son Thomas Edmondson a negro slave to be delivered to him when he is 21, also a horse saddle and bridle, 2000 lb of tobo being 1/2 of 4000 lb tobo now due my bill from son Samuel Edmondson.
To son John Edmondson a slave when age 21 also 4000 eight penny nails to build a dwelling house when he demands thems, also 2000 lbs tobo the other half of 4000 lb due my bill from son Samuel to be paid when John is age 21.
To daughter Sarah Boughan 10 shillings for a ring.
To daughter Ann Hayman 10 shillings for a ring.
Exors to give £5 for the relief of three of the most ancient and poorest people in the parish to be paid as soon as possible.
Balance of estate to wife Mary “during the time she remains a widdow and no longer” If she marry again estate to be devided between “my 6 sons James, Joseph, William, Bryant, Thomas & John Edmondson. Exor wife and son James Edmondson.
signed Thomas Edmondson.
recorded Dec 12 1715

MICOU (see ‘c’)

1        Paul Micou
11         John Micou
111        Paul Micou
1111        Paul Micou
11111        John H Micou
111111 Ellen Micou married January 28 1841 James H Baughan.

CHILTON family from Colonial Families of Southern Sates of America.
Will, November 15 1706
children;       Sarah
Mary wife of John Sharp?
Thomas
William
John (below)

John Chilton II will July 7 1726; died July 11 1726;
2 sons John and Thomas

John Chilton of Belleview on the Potomac married Mrs Ball.
Thomas Chilton born 1699; died 1775.
William of Maidstone born 1730; died 1775
William of Maidstone born 1769 married Sarah Powell daughter of Colonel Lewis and Sarah (Harrison) Powell of Loundon County
children:
Elizabeth Ann Chilton born 1808; died 1872; married 1823
Hon. Archibald Atkinson of Smithfield, Va., born 1792;
died 1872; U.S. Congressman, son of James Atkinson.
Children:
1. Salina Powell Atkinson born 1829; died infant.
2. Archibald Atkinson born 1831; died 1903
3. Ella Salina Atkinson married 1860 James Baughan
4. Marette born 1837; died 1894 married 1859 Capt George D Wise. CSA; killed in battle 1864
5. Anna Harrison Atkinson born 1839 married Dr Charles Biggs
6. Robert Chilton MD born 184l; living in 1909
7. Susan M. T. born 1843; died 1850.

OLD RECORDS

Land grants, Wills, abstracts of Wills, etc.

These ________________________________________________________
this within pattent unto James Boughan his heirs or assigns
for Ever _________________ of July l655/:
Signed and Delivered in the presence of
John Vause
Francis S Colle
his mark
Deed Book 2, Page 32.
This is as nearly a true copy as could be made from the above deed book, which was very badly damaged and in some cases the pages are almost completely destroyed. This was also a photostat copy at the book.
However, it does show that James Baughan was in America as early as 1655.

1665 Partition of Land Grant               James Boughan
To All Christian People to Whom these present shall come to know yee that hereas in the year 1672 a Lott. Pattent was granted by Wm Berkeley the late Governor of this Collony and the honbll Counsell of the State unto James Boughan Sen. and Thomas Harper of the County of Rappa. for one thousand acres of land lying in the Said County upon the main pocoson of Piscataway Creek & bounded as followeth beginning at a White Oak by the maine Swamp Side against a small Island run-ning thence So 126 pole So W 43 pole N:N:W: 38 pole W: 40 pole to the Towne marke So ½ Ea: 34 pole W: ½ Noly 2l6 pole through Musketofield to a Spanish Oak thence N. S. W. 30 pole So: W: 50 pole W by No: ½ Noly 120 pole W: by So: l94 pole N: W by N: 228: pole thence W by Ea 170 pole & Ea: by So: 134 pole to the Maine Swamp to another small Island & finally Down the Swamp where it first began referrence being had to the pattent doth appear
Now Whereas the above said James Boughan Sen dying before any legall particon of ye said Land made Thomas Harper being obleidged by his obligacon unto the above said James Boughan and his heirs to make an equal partition of the said Land unto his apparent heirs of the Said Boughan in case of his mor-tality before any Devision made Hath the full consent & Approbation of James Boughan Jun. made a equal partition of the said 1000 acres of land & by a line of marked trees running through the middle of the said Land (viz) beginning at a marked White Oak with three notches Standing upon the Maine Swamp of Piscataway Creek & running Sotherly to a black Oak with three Notches standing in a Westerly line at the head at the Said Land neare to the head of a branch.
And by the mutuall consent & finall agreement of the Said Thomas Harper & James Boughan Jun. Apparent heire to James Boughan Sen lately Decd hath unaminously consented & firmly agreed unto for themselves & their heirs forever That the said Thomas Harper his heires Executors or assignes shall forever possess and peaceably enjoy the upper moyetie of the
Said land beginning at the marked white Oak above said being the first marked tree in the line of partition & running up the Maine Swamp to the head of the one thousand acres of land and soe by the pattent said lines to the marked black oak above sd being the last marked tree in the line of partition without hindrance or molestation of the said James Boughan Jun. his heres Exec or assines & it is fully agreed upon between the said parties that the said James Boughan Jun. shall peaceably & quietly posses the other moyetie lying and running Down the Maine Swamp toward the old Indian town to him and his Heires Exec or Assign forever wtout trouble or moles-tation of the Said Thomas Harper his heires Exec or assigned. In testimonit whereon hath the said Parties have hereunto interchangeably Sett to their hands & affixed their Seales this l0th Day of June 1678.
Francis Browne
Tho:       Edmundson                                          sign
Thos. X Harper (Seal)
James Boughn (Seal)
Recognd. in Cur Court Rappa. 6 Die
Jany Amo. 1678
               9                            Test       
Edmd Craske Cl. Cur.

Abstract of Grant by Gov. Berkeley to Thomas Harper
etal.
To All to Whom & etc I Wm Berkeley Governor & Capt Gennerall of Virginia Land Greetings in Our Lord God everlasting r Whereas etc. Now Know yee that I ye sd. Wm. Berkeley Gov. etc. do & with ye consent of ye Counsell of State give and grant unto Thomas Harper & Robert Clement Seven Hundred acres land situated lying and being in Rappa. County & upon Piscataway Swamp lying between ye land of James Boughan & Francis Browne & bounded as follows---------
The sd. being due unto these ye said Thomas Harper & Robert Clement by & for transportation of foureteen p’sons into this Collony.
Given at James Citty under my hand & ye seale of ye Collony this 2nd day of February l665 & in ye Eighteenth yeare of ye Reign of our Sovne Lord King Charles.

Wm. Berkeley Seale
Recorded inye Cou. of Rappa. Xxo: die December 1677

Test
Edm. Craske Cur Cl.

A grant of land to William Leake : others in Rappahannock Co.

114 acres near Piscationn Creek bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small Beech of James Baughan’s land stand-ing on a point on the South East side of a branch called Claypatch branch running thence South 73 degrees East 340 poles by a markt line of sd. Baughans, passing through a skirt of bushes that parts the plantacon of Widow Baughan and sd Leake to a corner white Oake of sd James Baughans standing in the line of Mr Small, Perry’s land thence South South West 53 poles by sd Perrys land line to the land of sd Wm Leake and John Jones to a small markt Spanish Oake standing on a hill on the East side of a small branch, thence by the line of sd Leake and Jones West No West 395 poles to the aforesaid Claypatch branch and thence down along the severall courses and turnings of sd Branch to the 1st menconed beech, the place it began. The said land being due by and for the transpor-tation of three persons etc. to have and to Hold etc3 to be held etc, Yielding and paying etc, provided etc, dated the 21st day of Oct Anno Domini 1687.

DEED OF GIFT - JAMES BOUGHAN (1678)

To All Xian people to whome these present shall come Know you that I James Boughan Doe for ye Singular love and affec-tion I beare to my brothers John Boughan, Henry Boughan & Alexan.r Boughan I doe freely give, grant, deliver & confirm to them ye said Jno., Henry & Alexan.r Boughan my whole right title and interest of that Pattent which was in co-partnership between Thomas Harper & my Father lately Decd. bearing date ye eight Day of October 1672 to be equally Devided between my aforesaid brothers to have and to hold ye Said Land with all ye Rights & Privileges thereunto belonging according to ye true intent & meaning of ye Said pattent from me ye said James Boughan and from my heirs to my afore-said Brothers John, Henry & Alexan.r Boughan & to their heirs forever. Provided allwaies that No one of my said brothers shall at any Time hereafter sell or dispose of his or their share of ye Said Land to any Stranger or person until my Said Brothers or my self doe refuse to buy it any thing herein Conveyed to ye Contrary hereof in any wise not with standing and ye Said James Boughan Doe likewise bind my selfe to acknowledge this Deed in Rapp.a County Court when there unto required as Witness my hand and Seale this twenty ninth Day of March 1678
James Boughan (Seal)
Signed Sealed & Delivered in ye presence of us
The. Edmondson
Mary M Edmondson
sign
Recogn.d in Cur. Court Rappa. 5 die
Jany 1678
Recorded 9 die of the month of
Amo. Sept.
Test
Edw.d Craske Cl. Cu.
Deed Book 6, page 41

DEED BOOK 8, PAGE 94

This INDENTURE made this fifteenth day of September in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seven between Henry Baughn and James Baughn of the County of Campbell of the one part and Llewellin Jones of the said County of the other part.
WITNESSETH, that for and in consideration of the sum of twenty pounds current money of Viginia in hand paid by the said Jones, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by said Baughns, there is granted , sold and hereby conveyed by said Baughns unto the said Jones his heirs and assigns for-ever one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Campbell on Hickory Creek containing four hun-dred and seventy acres be the same more or less is bounded as follows, VIZ:
Beginning at Samuel Moore’s corner pointers, thence off S. 60 W 72 poles to a shrub white oak, S.80 W. 132 poles to a red Oak, S 15 E 100 poles crossing Hickory Creek to pointers, S 70 E 150 poles to shrub white oak, S 20 E 46 poles to pointers on Moore’s line, thence along his line N 17 W crossing the aforesaid creek 294 poles to the first station1 with its appurtenances.
To HAVE AND TO HOLD the above granted tract of land and premises unto said Jones his heirs and assigns forever.
And the said Baugns doth hereby covenant and agree to and with the said Jones his heirs and assigns to warrant and forever defend the aforesaid tract of land free from the claim or demand of any person or persons Whatsoever unto the said Jones his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof the said Baughns hath hereunto set their hands and caused their seals to be affixed on the day and year above written.
                                          HENRY BAUGHN       (SEAL)
                                          JAMES BAUGHN       (SEAL)
IN PRESENCE OF:
Henry Whitlow, Jr.
Robert Monroe, Pleasant Key.
J.D. Harvie, Griffin Lewis, Jr.
Charles Walker
Recorded in Campbell County January 11th 1808.

WILL OF JOHN BOUGHAN (1697)

In the Name of God Amen I John Boughan being very sick & weake in body but I thank God I am in perfect sence & Memory do make this my last Will and Testament in manner & forme as followeth first I give my Souled to Almighty God that gave it to me and hoping through the merrits and meditation of my Lord & Sav: Jesus Christ to receive it _____ after this paynfull life is over and my body to the earth from whence it came to be decently buried at the hands of my Exc: here-inafter named.
I give and Bequeave to my Dasster Mary Boughan all my land & plantation to har & har hares for ever I likewise give & bequeave to my sd Dasster one Cow that is almost to hight cal1ed and known by the name of Chuby & fow Briding Sowes & fow puter Dishies to har & har hares for ever, & for ye rest of my personal estate after my just debts be paided my will & desire is that it shall all be divided between my Wife Mary Boughan & and my chilldern to them & there hares forever.
Last I Make & ordain my Brougher James Boughan to be my holle & Solleie Ex.c of this my last Will & Testant in witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seale this 2 day of Jan.y l697.

Sined Sealled in the presents of us                      John Boughan (Seal)
Thomas Evett
his
William V Aknes Jun
mark
John Boughan Jun.
Prov’d by the oathes of Tho Evett &. Wm Acors Jun in Essex County Court ye 10th day of March Ano Dom 1697 & truely recorded.
Test
Francis Meriwether Cl Cur.
Deed Book 9 page 172

WILL OF JOHN BOUGHAN (1720)

In the Name of God Amen I John Boughan of the pariah of St. Ann’s in the County of Essex, being very Sick & weik in body but in perfect Sense and Memory Thanks be to Almighty God for the same, do hereby constitute and ordain this my Last Will & Testament in manner & form as followeth, Imprimis I give & bequeath my Soul to Almighty God that gave it me, trusting in the meditations & merritts of my blessed Saviour Jesus Christ to receive eternall bliss & happiness and my body to the Earth from whence it came to be interred as the will of my Executrix hereafter mentioned shall think fit; and for what worldly Goods God hath been pleased to bless me with which is more than my deserts (after my just debts are paid) I give and Bequeath as followeth Viz: Item I Give & bequeath unto my Loving Wife Susanna Boughan The plantation whereon I now live, Including the one half of the land I live on to her during her natural life and after her decease, I give and bequeath the sd. Land to my son Augustine Boughan with all the remainder of the sd. Tract of Land I live on to him & his heirs forever, Item I give and bequeath unto my son John Boughan all the Land I have in and upon Piscataway Creek to him and his heirs forever. Item I Leave my Loving Wife Susanna Boughan the one third part of all my negros with their increase to her during her Natural Life and after her decease the sd. negroes and their increase I Give and be-queath to my four children Dorothy Mary Augs & John Boughan and their heirs forever to be equally devided. Item I Give & bequeath all the remainder of my Negroes with their increase to be equally divided amongst my four children Dorothy Mary Augustine & John Boughan & their heirs forever in manner & following Viz: that the sd negro’s and their increase be kept at work on my sd Land and that the product of their Labour be for ye bringing up and Educating the sd children Dorothy Mary Augustine & John Boughan and that my Executrix hereafter named have the managem.t thereof until one of my sd children shall arrive to the age of Eighteen years or the day of Marriage and then all the sd negroe’s aforesd given to my sd four children be equally divided amongst the sd four children or if any of them dead then amongst the Survivours and that. That child so of age then have his or her equal part, and the remainer of the sd Negro’s remain to the remainer of the sd Children until another of them shall arrive to the age afore.d or married and then he or she have his or her equal part as aforesd, and so the rest to remain in manner & form afored till all my said Children shall come to the age aforesaid or marryed. Item I Give and bequeath all the remainer of my Estate both real & personall to be equally divided amongst my Loving Wife Susanna Boughan and my four Children Dorothy Mary Augustine & John Boughan’s and their heirs forever. Lastly I do ordain Constitute & appoint my Loveing wife Susanna Boughan my whole & sole Executrix of this my Last Will & Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal this 13th day of February l7l9.
Signed Sealed & published in the presence of us                     John Boughan
Jasper Coston
Edward Moseley
Charles C Higdon
his mark
Richd Barratt X
              his mark
Presented to Essex County Court on Tuesday ye 19th day of July 1720 by Susanna Boughan Exc. and proved and admitted to record.
Test
W. Beverley Cl Cur
Will Book 3, page 179
Note: These same names appear in the will of Dorothy (North) Henry. The following chart shows the connection.

Augustine North of Ware Parish, Gloucester,Co. Va died prior to l692; He married Dorothy - surname unknown; she married 2nd Daniel Henry of Essex Co. Daniel Henry was a connection of the Winston Family of Virginia.
The name ‘Lee’ was also shown as ‘Ley’. In the Virginia Magazine records are found showing association of an Augustine Lee with a member of the Boughan family so I think it is safe to assume that these names refer to the same persons.

AUGUSTINE NORTH married DOROTHY ?


Rose North                     Mary North                     Dorothy North mar.
mar. 1st. Mr Lee(Ley)               married                     1. Richard Awbery
mar. 2nd. Mr Curtis               Thomas Leftwich              2. Thomas Fouldman
                                                        3. Peter Ransome


       Charles Sugustine       Susannah        Elizabeth        Sarah
       Curtis Curtis               Surtis        Curtis        Curtis


       Susannah Lee mar.              Augustine Lee              Thomas Lee
1st. John Boughan who
              died 1719
              mar. 2nd.Thomas Bryant


Augustine Boughan        John Boughan        Dorothy Boughan        Mary Boughan


WILL OF JAMES BOUGHAN, SEN. (1722)

In the Name of God Amen I James Boughan Sen. in the Parish of Southfarnham in the County Essex being very sick & weak in body but of perfect sense & memory make this my last Will and Testament in manner & form following. I give and bequeath my soul unto Almighty God that gave it me with a sure & cer-tain hope of a Joyfull Resurrection through the merits of my Blessed Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ & my body unto my Mother the Earth & for my Worldly Estate in manner & form following, after my just and Lawfill Debts are paid and satisfied I give unto my eldest son John Boughan the Planta-tion where I now live on beginning at the Walnut poynt & up the Clay path branch to the mouth of my Spring branch thence along the Kings Road to the fork of a small branch by a bridge thence up the South West that makes up to Christopher Smiths old field thence to a stooping red oak standing in Freemans line by the Road to him & his heirs forever. I give my Son James Boughan all my land on the South East side of the Clay path branch known by the name of old plantation to him & his heirs forever. I give unto my Son Abner Boughan the remainin part of ye land I bough William Aires & the remainin part of That Land I now live on that is not already bequeathed to him and his heirs forever. I give unto my two youngest Sons Thomas Boughan & Ben Boughan a certain parcell of Land lying in King & Queen County known by the name of the Frenchmans Rest? ? to be equally divided between them to them & their heirs forever But if either of them should dye without heirs the Survivor to have the whole I lend my beloved wife Sarah Boughan ye use of all my Lands durin her life. I lend my Wife the use of my Mills for sixteen years & for the bringin up & givin my Children Schoolin my five Sons John & James & Abner & Thomas & Ben be taught to read & wrighte & acount as far as the rule of Divition & after the Sixteen years is expired I give my Mills to my son James Boughan to him and his heirs forever I do appoint my Loving wife Sarah & James Boughan & James Boughan my Kinsman my sole & hole Exes. of this my Last Will & Testament & this Last Will to Cut of & Disannull all forever Wills Whatsoev.r As Witness my hand & Seal this 21st day of Novemb. 1721.
in presence of us
Danll Brown
Thomas Evitt Jun.
his
William M Smith
mark
At a Court held for Essex County on Tuesday the 19th of June 1722. This Will was presented in Court by Sarah Boughan & James Boughan Execs. wth in named who made oath thereto & being proven by the oaths of Daniel Brown & Thomas Evit Jun witnesses thereto is admitted to record.
       Test       
Richd Tunstall D Cl Cur
Will Book 3, page 305
note: I had these wills copied for me in Essex County and think that perhaps the second James in ‘Appoint my Loveing ____ & James Boughan my kinsman’ is merely a repitition of the name in copying, and perhaps the absence of a name as signature an oversight.

WILL OF HENRY BOUGHAN (l73l~1738)
of South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Va., dated January 20 1731; proved May 16 1738, Essex Wills no 6, 121-123.

In the NAME OF GOD AMEN, I henry Boughan of South Farnham Parish in the County of Essex do make this my last will and Testament, revoking and disanuling all other wills or Testaments heretofore made by me; first my will is that all my just debts be dully payed. ITEM. I lend to my dear & loving wife Sarah Boughan all my Estate Enduring her widowhood, and my will and pleasure is that if my wife Sarah Boughan Shood marry that my son James Boughan and my son Henry Boughan shall take my Children and their Estates out of the hands of my wife. ITEM, I lend to my wife Sarah Boughan thirty seven ackers of land that now Wm Harper lives on induring her wid-owhood and at the day of her marriage or the day of her Death then I give & bequeath to my son James Boughan that parcell of Land & all the rest of my land to him and his heirs forever. My will and pleasure is that my young children that is not Schoold have resonable Schooling & that my Estate bair ye charge of their Schooling and keeping. ITEM, I give John Ball twelve pence or one shilling. ITEM, I give Thomas Bar-ker twelve pence or one shilling. ITEM, I give to my son Henry Boughan one young horse about three years old to him and his heirs forever. ITEM, I do appoint and ordain Cons_________________ Witnessed thereto and was admitted to record. Immediately following in the book is the Bond of Sarah Boughan as Execr with Jno Pickett and Thomas Barker as Bondsmen) dated 16th May 1738titute my dear loveing wife & my son James Boughan & my son Henry Boughan Executors to this my last will and Testament to witness wherof I have hereunto sett my hand and Fixd my seal this 20th day of January one thousand seven hundred & thirty one.
Signed Sealed in the presents of us:
David Scott                                                 his
Amey Scott (by mark)                            Henry HB Boughan
Henry Perry                                                 hand

At A COURT held for Essex County ____ on the xvith day of May Anno Dom. MDCCXXXVIII This last will & Testament of Henry Boughan decd was presented in Court by Sarah Boughan one of the Executors

WILL OF JAMES BOUGHAN (l748)

In the Name of God Amen I James Boughan Sen. of the County of Essex and Parish of South Farnham being sick and weak of bady but of Perfect mind and memory thanks be given to Almighty God for the same and calling to mind of uncertainty of this Life do make this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say First and princi-pally I commenc my Soul into the hand of Almighty God who gave it hopeing to Receive perfect Remission & Forgiveness of all my sins by the merrits of my blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and a Joyful Resurrection with the Just at the Last Day and my Body to the Earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors hereinafter named and as touch-ing such worldly Estate it hath Pleased Almighty God to bestow upon I give & dispose of as followeth Imprimis my will and desire is that the Land that I have purchased of Christian Baker I leave to my Loving Wife Mary Boughan for and during her natural life and after her decease the said Land I give to my son Aristipus Boughan and to his heirs forever Item my will and desire is that Mary Loving wife may have my Negroes Hannah Frank and Charles for and during her natural Life and after her decease to be divided amongst my three children James Boughan Aristipus & Susannah Croxton to them and their heirs forever Item I give to my son Aristipus Boughan my two young Negroes Harry and Jenny to him and his heirs forever Item my will and desire is that all the Rest of my Estate of what nature and kind what soever I Leave to my Loving wife for and during her Natural Life and after her decease to be Equally divided amongst my three children (to wit) James Boughan Aristipus Boughan and Susannah Croxton Item If the Negro I sold to Thomas Barker & her increase be taken away by Law by any of my Children that then his Damages I desire may be made good out of my estate Lastly I Constitute and appoint my Loving Wife and Thomas Barker Executrix and Executor of this my last will and Testament Revoking and mak-ing Void all former wills by me heretofore made and ordain-ing this my last will & testament in manner and form aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof I have set my hand and seal this 28th day of November in the Year of Our Lord God One Thousand Seven hundred and Forty Eight.
Signed & Published In presence of                             James Boughan (Seal)
John Croxton
Thomas Barker;
Sarah Minter (by mark)
Betty Barker (by mark)
Proved and recorded At Court for Essex County on the 24th day of March l748.

note: Another interpertation of this will reads:
“_______ by Law by any of my Children that threu his ____ & desire may be______” and also shows Aristipus as Cristipus.
In l749 an appraisal of the estate of this James (above) was recorded it having been ordered by Court March 21 l748; the appraisers being John Edmondson, Thos Dunn, and Thomas Edmond-son. The Inventory listed many small items, a list too long to add here but the value was £2366-2-2. An example of the list is as follows:
To 1 peper box & salt 6. 5 pewter plates & Two Dishes 11/        0:11:6
To 1 Cotton sheet & piller Case                      0:15:0
It lists every thing from ‘1 small Butter pott’ to
cows, horses and piggs and the slaves were
To       1 Negro woman Hannah       31:       0:       0:
To       1 Negro Man Frank              45:       0:       0:
To       1 Negro boy Charles              35:       0:       0:
To       1 Negro boy Harry              25:       0:       0:
To       1 Negro boy James              10:       0:       0:

Will of Augustine Boughan (l750)

In the Name of God Amen I Augustine Boughan of Essex County being very sick do make and ordain this my Last Will and Test-ament in manner and form as followeth Imprimis first I bequeath my soul to Almighty God that gave it Trusting in the Meditations of my Blessed Savour Jesus Christ to receive Eternal Bless at the Joyful Resurrection and my body to the earth to be buried at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter named Item I lend my Loving wife Hannah Boughan one third part of my estate both real and personal during her Natural Life Item I give unto my only son Griffing Boughan all that Tract of Land whereon I now live Containing Three hundred Acres to him and the heirs of his Body Lawfully begotten forever but if my said son should die without issue as aforesaid and the Child my wife is now with Child with should prove a son then I give the said Land to him in Like manner but if a daughter and my son Griffing should die without issue then my will is that the said Land be sold to the highest bidder and the money to be equally Devided amongst all my Daughters or the Survivors of them Item my will is if I recover the Land that I am at Law with John Boughan for that it be sold by my Executors to the highest bidder and after my other Land paid for that I bought of Thompson and also my Just Debts the remainder to be equally Devided amongst all my children or Survivors of them Item my Desire is that the Law suit between me & John Boughan be carried on by my Executors and if it isnt recovered my desire is that the Land I bought of Thomp-son be sold and after my Debts paid the money to be Devided amongst all my Children but if I recover the Land from John Boughan Then I give the two hundred acres of Land I bought of Thompson to the Child my wife is now with Child with pro- it be a son to him and his heirs forever Item My will is that my Children be all Educated and Maintained out of the Proffits of my estate Item I give and bequeath all the Remainder of my estate to be equally Devided amongst all my Chil-dren or the Survivors of them the negroes and their increase to be paid to them in Sperie ? at the age of Eighteen or the day of Marriage Lastly I appoint my Loving wife Hannah Boughan and my friend Capt Francis Warring Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 4th day of December 1750.
                                          Aug. Boughan (Seal)
Test:       Robt : Edmondson
Wm X Ship
his mark
proved in court for Essex County July 16 1751. Robt Edmondson was decd. and Rebecca Hawkins witnessed to the above will
Will Book 9, page 71

Will of JOHN BOUGAN (1776)

In the Name of God Amen I John Boughan (Major) of Essex County and South Farnham Parish, being in Perfect Sences: & Memory thanks be to the Almighty for the same and calling to mind the uncertain state of this Transitory life and Knowing that it is appointed that all mortals here to dye do make & ordain this to be my last will and Testament revokeing & disanulling all former wills heretofore mad_ Impremises…. First I bequeath my Soul into the hands of my blessed Saviour in hopes by his merrits to receive full pardon for all my sins Secondly I submitt my self to my mother; the earth, to be decently intred. at the discretion of my executors ………….. Thirdly, as touching what temporal estate it hath been pleased God to bless me with I give and bequeath as follows:
fidilicet …………… Item: I Lend to my beloved wife all my whole estate: both real and personal as long as she remains a widow: and after her decease: I give and dispose as follows: Item: I desire that my daughter: Mary Barnett have fifty pounds, paid her by my Executors -- to her and her heirs of her body and that is her share of my estaste, Item I give my son John Boughan: a Cow and Calf one Sow & piggs - two ews & lambs and that is all in Intend he shall have of my estate except part my Land and part my Mill hereafter mentioned: Item I give Fanny Griggs, daughter. John Griggs decd a heifer of' three years o1d Item I give to my son Major Boughan one feather bed and furniture to the value of eight pounds currt money: one Cow and Calf: one sow and piggs, two ewes and lambs..
and my riding sadde Y bridle; and that is all I intend he shall have of my estate except part my Land and part my mill hereafter mentioned: I also give my grand daughter: Caty Boughan a heifer of three years old ……..
Item it is my will and desire that all the rest of my estate negroes & all my other estate that I have not already Given (at the death of my Wife) to be equally divided between my two daughters Cary & Elizabeth to them and the heirs Heirs of there body Lawfully begotten forever and if either should dye and leave no such heir: my desire is the sd estate shall and descend to the surviving sister and her heirs as aforesd and in case they both shou1d dye and leave no heirs then to be equally divided between my two sons John and Major and their heirs forever & as touching my Lands and Water Grist Mill my will and desire is may be equally devided between my two sons: at the death of my Wife or the day of her marrege: allowing my two daughters to live in the mansion house & to work their hands: & raise horses Sufficent to serve their crops as long as they live single & if either of my sons should die without heir this part so dying shall go and decend to the surviving brother to him and his heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever -- & further it is my will that if either of my sons shall want to sell their parts of land or mill that they shall not have any ___ to sell to another person but their brother or his heirs and no other ways & if either or any person here mentioned in this will should sue or bring suit for any thing more than I have here given in this : them persons so doing shall forfeit all the legasie or legacies hear given & shall have one shilling paid them by my Executors -- and that is all I entend them of my Estate in line of the aforesd legasie or legacies - & such Legasie or Legasies shall be devided amongst the rest my Children aforementioned - Lastly I appoint and ordain my loving wife and my son Major Boughan my whole and sole Executors of this my last will and Testament -- disanulling and revoking all former wills hereto fore made as Witness my hand and seal this first day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty nine.
Witness: his                      John Boughan (Seal)
George X Newble
mark H. Purkins
Mary Newble X her mark
Proved at Court in Essex County Sept. 16 1776:
Will Book l3, page 49                                   John Lee Cl. Cur.

Administration on Estate of CARY BOUGHAN (1785)

Know all men by these presents that we John Boughan and Major Boughan are held and formly bound unto John Upshaw, John Edmondson, William Waring and Muscoe Libingston Gents. Justices of our County Court of Essex now sitting in the sum of one hundred pounds To the payment whereof well and truly to be made to the same Justices and their Successors we bind ourselves our heirs Exec. and Admrs. Jointly and severally firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 21st day of February in the Year of Our Lord 1785.
The Condition of this Obligation is such that if the above bound John Boughan Administrator of all the Goods Chattels and Credits of Cary Boughan deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Goods Chattels and Credits of the said Deceased which have or shall come to the hands possession or knowledge of the said John Baughan or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so made do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the County Court of Essex at such time as he shall be thereto - required by the said Court and all the rest and residue of the said Goods Chattels and Credits which shall be found remaining upon the said Administers Account the same being first examined and allowed by the Jus-tices of the said Court for the time being shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively as the said Justices by their Order or Judgment shall direct pursuant to the laws in that case made and provided and if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and Testament was made by the said deceased and the Executor or Executors therein named do exhibit the same unto the said Court making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the said John Baughan being thereunto required do render and deliver up his Letter of Administration, approbation of such testament being first had and made in said Court, then this Obligation to be Void otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
John Baughan (Seal)
Major Baughan (Seal)
Test
Hancock Lee Clk.
Will Book 13, page 467

WILL ARIS BAUGHAN (1786)

In the name of God Amen the ninth day of February in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Six I Aris Baughan of the County of Campbell being in my perfect senses and of sound mind and knowing the uncertainty of Life do think proper to make and constitue this my last Will for the disposial of such wordly Goods and Estate as it has pleas-ed the Almighty to bless me with in manner and form following (viz) It is first my Will and desire that my Executors herein after mentioned pay all my Just Debts after paying my funeral charges out of my personal Estate.
Item it is my Will and desire that all my Personal Estate be lent to my beloved wife during her natural life or widowhood and that so soon as she shall decease or again marry that the said Personal Estate before mentioned be Equally divided among all my children then living.
Item I give and bequeath to my beloved sons Harry and James Baughan all my lands to be Equally divided between them agreeable to the direction of my Executors hereof mentioned and that should either of them decease under the age of Twenty-one years then the Lands aforesaid to be in like manner divided among my Surviving children.
I do also appoint Elias Langham and Richard Baughn my Trusty friends to be my only Executors to Execute and carry into effect this my last Will and Testament.
Signed and Sealed the day above written
Aris Baughan (L.S.)
In the Presence of:
Betsy Bailey Retty Langham Chas. M. Talbot.
Proved at a Court held for Campbell County December 7 1786.
Teste.       Ro. Alexander, C.C.C.
Will Book 1, pages 88&89.
NOTE the difference in spelling of the name in the last two articles.

WILL OF JAMES BOUGHAN (1789)

In the Name of God Amen I James Boughan of Essex County and parrish of South farnham being in perfect sence and memory do make this my last will in manner and form following - First I desire all my just Debts to be first paid Item I lend to my beloved wife Amy Boughan one half of my Lands to live on during her life and at her death I give to my daughter Mary Boughan to her and her heirs forever Item I give to my Granson Ambrose Boughan the other half of my said tract of land to him and his heirs forever Item I give to my Daughter Mary Boughan one half of a Bound I have of Sam.l Croxton for a Eleven pound thirteen Shilling and four pence to her and her heirs Item I give to my daughter Ann Bohannan the other half of the said Croxton bound for Eleven pounds thirteen shilling & Four pence to her and her heirs forever Item I lend all my personable Estate to my beloved wife Amy Boughan as long as she shall live and at her death to be devided amongst all my Children William Boughan Elizabeth Boughan Mary Boughan & Ann Bohan-nan to be equally devided between them - Lastly I appoint my beloved wife Amy Boughan to execute this my last will and Testament as witness my hand & Seal this first day of May 1787.
Test                                   her
Thos Miller               Alse X Boughton              James Boughan (Seal)
mark
Dorothy Miller        Dolly Miller Jun
Will proved by Thomas & Dolly Miller and Alse Boughton, three of the above witnesses, in Court hold for Essex County July 18 1791 Amy Boughan the executrix named in said Will relin-quished her right of Executricship by letter which was proved by court       
Jno. P. Lee CCl
        Will Book l4, page 25l

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