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John Baugh

Birth1 May 1774 - Shirley Hundred, Virginia
Death20 Sep 1855 - Logan, Kentucky, United States
MotherAgnes BATTE
FatherJames Moore BAUGH

Born in Shirley Hundred, Virginia on 1 May 1774 to James Moore BAUGH and Agnes BATTE. John Baugh married Elizabeth Taylor and had 13 children. He passed away on 20 Sep 1855 in Logan, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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James Moore Baugh
1740 - 1799
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Agnes Batte
1745 - 1799
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Taylor
1784 - 1860
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Sarah Rofret
1775 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Bartlett Baugh
1809 - 1875
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Levi N. Baugh
1825 - 1906
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George Nelson Baugh
1829 - 1908
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Levinia Baugh
1812 - 1884
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John Baugh
1814 - 1904
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Daniel Lee Baugh
1820 - 1883
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Moses Baugh
1807 - 1884
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Mary Frances Baugh
1823 - 1892
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M A Baugh
1836 - 1854
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Van Allen Baugh
1817 - 1886
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L N Baugh
1825 - 1906
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M A Baugh
1836 - 1854
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Mary Polly Baugh
1819 - 1890

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