Baugh Family Genealogy Notes

Georgia

Mark B. Arslan

407 Highlands Lake Drive

Cary, NC 27518-9167

marslan@nc.rr.com

Baugh Genealogy Web Site: http://arslanmb.org/baugh/baugh.html

17 September 2015

GA, State Death Index {9739}

1 May 1919 Head, Jane #17-11B

female, widowed, occupation: at home

b. 22 Jun 1840, GA

d. Grayson, G. M. D. 1295, Gwinnett Co., GA

cause: paralysis

burial @ Chestnut Grove

father: William Baugh (b. GA)

mother: Elizabeth Henderson (b. GA)

informant: Mrs. A. M. Petty (of Grayson)

certificate 3905

Baldwin Co., Milledgeville, Georgia Journal, 10 Jun 1817, Obituary of Peter Baugh

[#6245] {24515}

“Departed this life on Monday the 2nd inst. Peter Baugh, a native of Virginia, but for two years

past a citizen of Greene county, in the sixty-second year of his age. He has left a disconso-

late wife and respectable family to lament the loss of an affectionate parent.” (page 3 col. 4)

Carroll Co., Marriages {4347}

29 Jan 1837 Baugh, Jonathan #17-42

Davidson, Martha J.

Fayette Co., Marriages {2197}

8 Jun 1837 Baugh, B. D.

Sweat, Mary

Franklin Co., Marriages {23676}

28 Jan 1817 Ivins, John

Baugh, Nancy #17-16

2 Dec 1848 Hill, David

Bough, Julian

22 May 1849 Baugh, Anderson #611591

Greenway, Sarah L.

26 Jul 1849 Baugh, John

Whitmore, Nancy

Franklin Co., Deed Book ?, p. 257

Date written: 1 Sep 1815

Grantor(s): William Walraven (of Franklin Co.)

Grantee(s): Jonathan Baugh [#17-4] (of Franklin Co.)

Witnesses: John Baugh, Senr. [#17-1] & John Baugh, J. P.

Date recorded: 7 Jul 1825

Amount: $300

Description:

“This Indenture made this 1st day of September 1815 between William Walraven of the county

of Franklin & State aforesaid of this our part & Jonathan Baugh of the same State & County

of the other part. With respect that for & in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars

to me in hand paid at or before the signing or delivering of these presents the receipt which of

is hereby acknowledged hath this day bargained & sold unto the said Jonathan Baugh all that

tract or parcel of land situated lying & being in the northside of the G____ fork of Broad

river in Franklin County beginning at a white oak corner with James Miller running East with

Jonathan Baugh land to a stake corner thence N 32 Rod to a fence corner then to East 50 Rod

to a stake corner hence to S 32 Rod to a stake on the old line thence continuing East to a

fence corner With William Baugh [#17-11] & Lewis Williams thence North with said Wil-

liam (G/T) Henderson to a post oak corner made by Lawson suppose to be half way the origi-

nal survey thence ___ a crop the original survey along a line run by Thomas Lawson arriving

on a white oak on James Miller line thence South to the beginning white oak it being part of

a survey originally granted in the name of Thomas McDowell conveyed to John Walraven

Senr & thence conveyed to William Walraven by will or testament & now by the said Wm

Walraven to the said Jonathan Baugh his being & assigns together with all the rights & ap-

pearances herewith bargain to have & to hold the said tract of parcel of land containing a one

hundred & thirty one acres more or less unto him the said Jonathan Baugh his heirs & assigns

forever & other said William Walraven for myself my heirs & assigns will warrant & forever

as paid the said land & premises above mentioned unto him this said Jonathan Baugh his

heirs & assigns forever against any person making a lawful claim. For certain whence of I

have hereunto set my and & seal the day & date above written.

Signed & delivered in persence: William Walraven [SEAL]

John Baugh, Senr

John Baugh JP

Recorded the 7th day of July 1825”

Franklin [Banks] Co., Grove Level Baptist Church

1802

The following members of the arm of Nails Creek church met at Grove Level Meeting house on

the 3rd Saturday of May 1802 and were constituted a church to be called Grove Level Baptist

church by a Presbytery composed of Moses Sanders Sr., John Doss, William Denman, and

Thomas Maxfield.

Names of Members

John Baugh [#17-1] Dorcus Baugh [#17-1/1]

Jesse Blackwell Nancy Baugh [#17-/1]

Richard Mauldin Mary Blackwell

Silas Sanders Ann Lane

Radford Cotten Jemima Duncom

Joseph Duncom Rosanna Duncom

John Peek Nancy Blackwell

David Miller Charity Springer

Moses Savell ` Sally Isham

William Walravens Thany Isham

Solomon Peek Hannah Savell

James Miller Sr. Elizabeth Walravens

John Walravens Sr. Sally Walravens

Anderson Ivy Sally Ivy

David Sanders Rachael Peek

John Owens Sally Sanders

Alexander Standridge Rhoda Owen

Francis Sanders Elizabeth Standridge

Demps B. Br. Susannah Vineyard

Jacob Brooks Polly Sanders

George Rucker Mary Suttels

John Jones Lucy Savell

Starling B. Br. Nancy Hendrix

Ambrose Blackwell Catherine ?-torn corner of sheet

John Vineyard Polly Ruc(ker)-torn corner of sheet

Wiatte Cleveland Polly Sanders Sr.

Brister B. Br. Mary Gipson

Elisabeth Woods Elisabeth Brooks

Franky Rucker Annis Hendrix

Nelly B. Sist Rachael B. Sist

Judah Little Temperance Cleveland

62 in number

1803

“Appointed John Baugh [#17-1] and Solomon Peek delegates to the Association.”

1804

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in March and set apart John Baugh [#17-1]

as a deacon and he was ordained on said day.”

1805

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday on May and appointed Johnson Randolph

and Francis Sanders to cite Br. Baugh [#17-1] and Br. Hill to next meeting.”

“The church met on Friday before the 3rd Sunday in June restored Br. Baugh [#17-1] to fellow-

ship and excluded John Hill.”

1806

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in February 1806 and agreed to send Breth.

Jesse Blackwell, Moses Savell, Jacob Brooks, David Miller and Br. Peek to settle a matter

between Br. William Walraven and Sister Dorcas Baugh [#17-1/1] and old sister Walraven

and report to the church.”

1807

“Also appointed Polly Blackwell, Elisabeth Brooks & Rachael Miller to cite Nancy Baugh [#17-

/1] to our next meeting for swearing.”

“Continued the case of Sister Baugh & received sister Isham to fellowship.”

1808

“Appointed Br. John Baugh [#17-1] & Jacob Brooks to labour with Jesse Blackwell for getting

drunk & other wrongs so cited him to next church meeting.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Oct. & Appointed Breth. Baugh [#17-1]

& Walravens to cite Br. Blackwell to next meeting.”

“The church met on Friday before the 3rd Sunday in Dec. & received Br. Jesse Blackwell into

fellowship & chose Breth. Jesse Patterson & James to labour with Br. John Baugh [#17-1] &

cite him to next meeting.”

1809

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Jan. 1809 & received a message from Br.

Baugh [#17-1] respecting his feelings & he requested the church to wait with him & she con-

sented to do so until next meeting.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Feb. & received into fellowship Br.

Baugh [#17-1] & Br. Blackwell.”

“The church met on Friday before the 3rd Sunday in September & chose Breth. John Baugh

[#17-1] & David Miller delegates to the Association.”

1810

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Feb. & chose Br. Richard Maulden Jesse

Patterson & Jacob Brooks to cite Br. John Baugh [#17-1] to our next meeting.”

“The church met on Friday before the 3rd Lord's day in March 1810 & censured Br. Baugh

[#17-1] for not hearing the church.

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Lord's day in April 1810 & censured Br. Baugh

[#17-1] & Sister Blackwell for unfellowship & chose Breth. Patterson, Walden & Rucker to

labour with them & cite them to next meeting.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Lord's day in May 1810 & satisfaction was given

by Br. Baugh [#17-1] & Sister Blackwell & fellowship given.”

1811

“Chose Br. Baugh [#17-1] & Br. Rucker deacons.”

1812

“Chose John Baugh [#17-1] & George Rucker messengers with a petition to Cabin Creek for

help to ordain Br.Thornton a preacher & Br. Rucker a Deacon.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in August & Br. Baugh [#17-1] came for-

ward with an allegation against himself for getting out of the way for which he made satisfac-

tion to the church & the church released him from his deaconship & nominated brethren Da-

vid Miller & Thomas Ivey for the Church to consider which shall be deacon in place of Br.

Baugh [#17-1]. . . . Appointed Breth. Baugh [#17-1], Ivey & Stevens to gain a fellowship be-

tween Sister Ann Savell & Jane York if not to cite them to meeting.

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Jan. 1813 & Excluded John Baugh [#17-

1] for sundry crimes.”

1822

“Br. Walston laid in a charge against sister Dorcus Baugh [#17-1/1] from reports for cursing

swearing & striking Mr. Savelle & requested sister Patsy Evans & sister Betsy Brooks to cite

her to our next meeting.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in April & took up the case of Sister Baugh

[#17-1/1] & she failed to Attend, & the church inquired of sister Evans & sister Brooks of the

situation of sister Baugh & they said she ___ in rough humor & had unbecoming language.

Refered the case till next meeting.”

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in May & excluded Dorcus Baugh [#17-

1/1]. Dismissed by letter Br. David Miller & his wife Rachael, Betsy Smith Sr., Betsy Smith

Jr., Sally Smith & Ann Smith.

1827

“The church met on Saturday before the 3rd Sunday in Oct. Restored sister Dorcus Baugh [#17-

1/1] to fellowship.”

1832

“Dismissed by letter Sisters Baugh [#17-1/1] and Wellborn and Br. Sandidge and his wife also

sisters Mary Henderson and Pritchett.”

Greene Co., Marriages {21757}

3 Nov 1818 Hall, Dickson

Baugh, Priscilla #62454

6 May 1820 Lewis, George

Baugh, Charlotte #6245C

13 Jun 1820 Willis, Robert

Baugh, Lucy #6245B

Greene Co., Will Book ?, p. ? (Peter Baugh [#6245]) {24497}

Type: Will

Testator: Peter Baugh

Date written: 25 May 1817 [proved 7 Jul 1817]

Witnesses: David Muncrief, William Knowles, & Edmund Knowles

Executor(s): Peter Baugh [#62455], Absalam Baugh [#62456], & Daniel Baugh [#62457]

Description:

“In the name of God amen. I Peter Baugh of Greene County, State of Georgia, being weak in

body but of sound and perfect mind and memory, blessed by almighty God for the same, do

make and publish this my last will and testament in manner of form as follows (that is to say)

First. I confirm unto my three oldest sons, Robert Baugh [#64251], John A. Baugh [#62452], and

Richard Baugh [#62453] the property I have heretofore given them for their Legacy. I do

further bequest the land on which I now live to be sold and the negroes appraised. I further

give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Ann Baugh [#6245/1] one-third part of my

Estate during her life. I further bequeath an equal division among my nine youngest children

of Viz: Priscilla [#62454], Peter [#62455], Absalam [#62456], Daniel [#62457], Archer

[#62458], Pleasant [#62459], Patsy [#6245A], Lucy [#6245B] and Charlotte [#6245C of all

the balance of my Estate. (word unreadable) unto Priscilla Baugh I bequeath one bed and

furniture and to have eighty dollars deducted from Peter Baugh and Abraham Baugh each for

the horses I ]gave them. I also request Priscilla to have a negro boy named George. Lucy to

have Elender, and Charlotte (to have) Polly at their appraisement as they are their (word un-

readable) negroes. I also approve Peter Baugh, Absalam Baugh and Daniel Baugh as execu-

tors to settle my estate. Peter Baugh (seal)

Signed sealed & acknowledged by the above named Peter Baugh to be his last will and testament

this 25th of May 1817 & at his request in presence of -

Before sealing I bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Ann Baugh all her silver spoons. My pre-

sent crop my debts to be paid out and the balance my beloved wife Mary A. Baugh to have

one third, and Priscilla, Lucy, Pleasant, Patsy & Charlotte to have the rest.”

Gwinnett Co., Marriages {28576}

23 Nov 1847 Anthony, James D.

Baugh, Emily

30 Nov 1848 Douglass, Samuel S.

Baugh, Syntha

2 Oct 1861 Baugh, R. P.

Strickland, E.

28 Jun 1866 Hawthorn, James O.

Baugh, Martha F.

Hall Co., Marriages {27564}

21 Dec 1834 Baugh, Jonathan J. #18-

Good, Malinda

by William Christopher, M. G.

Harris Co., Marriages {22178}

16 Oct 1838 Jones, Christopher

Baugh, (Mrs.) Lucy

23 Jul 1845 Traywick, John

Baugh, Susan

Jackson Co., Marriages {23675}

3 Jul 1817 Baugh, Daniel #100-A

Wilson, Elizabeth

27 Jun 1822 Baugh, Mitchell #17-12

Lindsey, Cinthy Ann

by D?. Duncan, J. P.

12 Dec 1822 Hue, William

Baugh, Patsy #17-1A

19 Dec 1833 Baugh, Joshua #17-19

Hogan, Martha

6 Aug 1834 Baugh, John #17-41

Wallravens, Mary

18 Nov 1835 Baugh, David

Carter, Jinny

11 May 1837 Baugh, William #100-A1

Bennett, Lucinda

15 Feb 1838 Baugh, William #17-11

Henderson, Elizabeth

4 Apr 1838 Bennett, Asa

Baugh, Phoeba #100-A3

23 Aug 1838 Pinson, Joseph

Baugh, Sarah #100-A4

2 Oct 1838 White, Jesse

Baugh, Elizabeth

26 Nov 1840 Baugh, Westly J.|I. #100-A2 ?

Davis, Clary P.

10 Sep 1843 Lay, Jackson

Baugh, Newlin #100-A6

19 Nov 1846 Baugh, James J. #100-A5

Chandlar, Nancy C.

7 Jul 1847 Baugh, Martin #100-113

Sowell|Savvall, Lucy

26 Dec 1850 Sorrall, Reuben

Baugh, Elizabeth

17 Nov 1870 Baugh, Joseph D.

Keith, F. S.

by Thos. C. Prickett?, M. G.

Jackson Co., Deed Books H-J (1822-1834)

Baugh, Wm fro Mitchell Baugh.....92

Baugh, Wm fro John Baugh......93

Baugh, Wm fro John Baugh Jr.....94

Baugh, Jonathan fro Lewis Williams.....247

Bank of Darian fro A.T. Brown.....254

Baugh, Jonathan fro Wm Walraven......257?

Jackson Co., Will Book A (1803-1860)

Baugh, Josiah H....96

Lincoln Co., Marriages

24 Dec 1828 Baugh, Benjamin

Bass, Lucinda

26 Mar 1837 Wood, Richard W.

Baugh, Sarah

6 Jan 1841 Baugh, Levi

Trammell, Elizabeth

14 Dec 1841 Greene, Joshua

Baugh, Nancy

15 Jul 1845 Trammell, Willey

Baugh, Barbary

Murray Co., Marriages

23 Jul 1846 Baugh, Isaac

Willingham, Mary Ann

Muscogee Co., Marriages {22214}

22 Dec 1842 Baugh, Edward

King, Mary Ann

25 Jan 1849 Greer, Elisha P.

Baugh, Martha F. #6115C2

Putnam Co., Marriages {23678}

24 Sep 1819 Baugh, Peter #6115C

Bussey, Margaret

29 Apr 1821 Bussy, Nathan

Baugh, Loucy #611572

3 Apr 1827 Ingram, John B.

Baugh, Martha #611573

15 Dec 1831 Baugh, James #611571

Robinson, Nancy

26 Dec 1850 Baugh, John J. #611593

Pinkston, Martha Ann E.

Putnam Co., Will Book A (1808-1822)

Baugh, Daniel [#6115]

Putnam Co., Tax Lists

1813

Baugh, Daniels [#6115]

Baugh, William [#61159]

Rabun Co., Marriages

26 Dec 1850 Baugh, John J.

Pinkston, Martha A. E.

Talbot Co., Marriages {23700}

26 Jun 1842 Baugh, Eldrige #6115C1

Kilgore, Julia Ann

by James M. Rockmore, J. P.

filed in Book A, p. 179

28 Jun 1844 Rotharmell, George R.

Baugh, Nancy #6115C3

by James Perryman, M. G

filed in Book B, p. 27

2 Sep 1860 Lucus, Levi E.

Sarah A. F. #6115C5

by James D. Wilson, M. G.

filed in Book C, p. 462

10 Mar 1870 Ansley, Benjamin C.

Baugh, Sarah M.

29 Dec 1870 Cook, Samuel

Bailey, Nelly (or Baugh, Cornelia)

17 Dec 1874 Baugh, Robert

O’Neal, Emma

Talbot Co., Will Book A, pp. 252-253 (David Bussey) {23699}

Testator: David Bussey (of Talbot Co.)

Date written: 4 Apr 1836

Date proved: 7 May 1849 (by James Baugh)

Witnesses: James Baugh [#611571] & Nancy Baugh [#611571/1]

Executor(s): “my beloved son” Nathan Bussey [#611572/1]

Description:

“To my beloved daughter Margaret Baugh [#6115C/1] a negro woman Charity and her increase,

and a boy Bob during her natural life, and to her heirs after her death. Her husband Peter

Baugh [#6115C] to have no control over said property and they are not to be sold to satisfy

his debts whether contracted before or after his marriage to my daughter. Daughter Margaret

is also to have some furniture and an old negro woman named Caroline, and any other prop-

erty that remains after paying my just debts.”

Taylor Co., Butler, The Gospel Messenger, Nov 1886 (Vol. 8, No. 11), Obituary of Na-

than Bussey [#611572/1] {23701}

“Nathan Bussey departed this life on the evening of September 17, 1886, aged 88 years, 7

months and 12 days, at his home in Talbot Co., Ga. of paralysis. On the 3rd of May, 1821, he

was married to Miss Lucy Baugh, with whom he lived until September 7, 1861, when she

died. Eight children were born to them, six boys and two girls, five of whom fell asleep be-

fore father died. One died in infancy, the remainder grew to manhood, and all were strong

Primitive Baptists, two sons, Elders Nathan Bussey and Hezekiah Bussey, being ministers. In

1821, in his 24th year, he united with the Baptist and was baptized by Elder John Robinson

into the fellowship of Crooked Creek Church, Putnam Co., Ga. When the split took place he

was living in Talbot County and withdrew from Mount Vernon Church and was in the consti-

tution of Salem Church where his membership has remained until his married a second time

on July 26, 1863 to Mrs. C. R. Williams, who survives him. By Elder Hezekiah Bussey.

We will mention one single thing illustrative of his Christian character. He lived and died a

member of Salem Church, Talbot Co., Ga. This was once a flourishing church of white mem-

bership, but the white members gradually died out and moved away, until about twelve years

ago there remained but two white members, our deceased brother and his son William, with a

large colored membership who called a colored pastor over them. But our dear, sainted

brother remained until his death. When we consider his social standing, one of the oldest and

most respected families in middle Georgia, and the condescension and humility displayed in

this single act in the face of the class prejudice in the South since the war, we are made to

say, in all sincerity, "This was a man! and a man of God!" Let it be told to the living, and let

them tell it to the generation to come. Elder John Richard Respress.”

Troup Co., Marriages {23677}

24 Sep 1846 Baugh, William L. #17-114

Pursell, Lucy H.

Land Lottery

1827

Note: Section 1 is Lee County

Section 2 is Muscogee County

Section 3 is Troup County

Section 4 is Coweta County

Section 5 is Carroll County

Section-District-Lot No. / Name / County of Residence / Captains District

32d Day's Drawing - April 12

3-6-170 / Baugh, Jonathan [#17-4] / Jackson County / Bowens

39th Day's Drawing - April 20

4-1-61 / Baugh, Susanah wid / Putnam County / Blacks

40th Day's Drawing - April 21

3-3-181 / Baugh, Daniel [#100-1A] / Jackson County / Duprees

46th Day's Drawings - April 28

5-10-231 / Baugh, John [#17-41 ?] / Jackson County / Duncans

1-15-18 / Baugh's, Daniel [#6115] orps / Putnam County / Blacks