Samuel Baugh

63113C Samuel Baugh ü B. VA about 1788 ü M. Elizabeth Williams in SC Mar 1815 ü War of 1812 Pension Application ü D. Logan Co., KY about 1900	Children	Spouses and marriage dates where known
	63113C1 Susan Baugh B. 28 sep 1817	Married Alfred C. Wilson, Logan Co., KY Jun 1840
	63113C2 Mary "Polly" Baugh B. 25 Aug 1819	Married John Knight, Logan Co., KY 6 Jul 1842
	63113C3 Frances Baugh B. 4 Jun 1821	Married Claborn. A. Smith 13 Jul 1848
	63113C4 James M. Baugh B. 30 Sep 1823	Married Nancy Jane Miller, Butler Co. KY 8 Jan 1846
	63113C5 Eliza Baugh B. 22 Sep 1825	Married Brannon Jenkins
	63113C6 Simeon H. Baugh B. 8 Mar 1828	Married Pauline Mann
	63113C7 John Baugh B. 7 Mar 1830	Married Mary Jane
	63113C8 Sara Baugh B. 1 May 1832
	63113C9 Samuel W. Baugh B. 13 Aug 1834	Married Cathern Brown
	63113CA Tabitha Ancefronia Baugh B. 18 Aug 1836	Married Jesse Mann, Butler Co., KY 17 Sep 1857

Samuel Baugh and John Baugh signed the 1819 Logan Co,. KY tax list in the order listed. (microfilm at KY Historical Society, Frankfort, KY)

Information on the children of Samuel Baugh and Elizabeth Williams compiled from two records I found in the KY DAR records at the KY Historical Society, Frankfort, KY.

Samuel’s War of 1812 Pension Application

Baugh, Samuel: Sc 3939; blwt. 36744-40-50; 84977-120-55
Private in Capt. Key’s Company, S. Carolina Militia. Enlisted 10 Dec 1813; discharged 15 Mar 1814, Residence 1850-155 Logan Co., KY. 1871—Butler Co. KY. P. O. Harrelsville, KY. Wife, Elizabeth Williams; married ___ Mar 1815.
State of KY., Co. of Butler, On 7 Apr 1871 Samuel Baugh, aged 83, a resident of Butler County, declared he was married to Elizabeth Williams, March 1815, wife now dead. Served in Captain Key’s Company at Edgefield, SC. Honorably discharged at Beaufort’s Island. SC.

Kentucky Genealogist, Oct-Dec 1971, Vol. 13, No. 4. p. 140

The 1870 Logan County, KY census for the Hardison District lists Samuel and Elizabeth. That census was enumerated 1 Jul 1870. Elizabeth died after that date, but before 7 Apr 1871 when Samuel applied for his War of 1812 pension.