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Rev. Josiah Hatcher BAUGH[1]
1750 - 1822 (71 years)-
Name Josiah Hatcher BAUGH Prefix Rev. Birth 22 Jun 1750 Brunswick, Virginia 
Gender Male Military Service Abt 1776 [2] Military Service _FSFTID L85Z-628 _FSLINK https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L85Z-628 _UID 75E6F0363A4F4F91949BF3B2B8EBECFE4B74 Death 3 Mar 1822 Jackson Co., Georgia Person ID I14737 Carney Wehofer July 2025 Last Modified 12 Dec 2022
Father BAUGH, b. England d. Yes, date unknown Mother Rachel HATCHER, b. Abt 1729, Chesterfield, Virginia, British Colonial America d. 27 Dec 1781, Virginia (Age ~ 52 years) Family ID F7555 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Milly SHEPHERD, b. 7 Mar 1754, Middlesex, Virginia d. 18 Jan 1796, Stokes County, North Carolina (Age 41 years) Marriage 3 Jul 1776 Middlesex, Virginia [3, 4] Children 1. Nancy Shepherd BAUGH, b. 16 Apr 1778, VA d. 1822, Tennessee (Age 43 years)2. Tabitha Honor "Tabby" BAUGH, b. 22 Feb 1780 d. 22 Nov 1822, Logan, KY (Age 42 years)3. Jane "Jennie" BAUGH, b. 21 Jun 1782 d. Yes, date unknown 4. Sarah "Sally" BAUGH, b. 28 Mar 1783, NC d. 24 May 1841, Windson, Shelby, Illinois (Age 58 years)5. Esther BAUGH, b. 2 Dec 1784, Stokes County, North Carolina d. Yes, date unknown6. Catherine BAUGH, b. 1 Apr 1786 d. Yes, date unknown 7. Bartholomew "Bartley" BAUGH, b. 9 Mar 1789, Virginia d. 18 Oct 1870, Smith County, Mississippi (Age 81 years)8. Henry Major Mumford BAUGH, b. 5 Jun 1794 d. 19 Oct 1870, Smith County, Mississippi (Age 76 years)9. Jeremiah BAUGH, b. Abt 1796 d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F7554 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 29 Aug 2016
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Notes - Dr. A. S. Baugh, of Polkville, Smith county, Miss., was born in Marion county, Miss., in 1832. His father, Bartholomew Baugh, a native of Virginia, left his native state when but a child, and located with his parents in Salem, N.C. He was a son of Josiah Baugh, also a native of Virginia, and a veteran of the Revolutionary war, who served under General Morgan, and at the battle of the Cowpens received a bullet in his thigh, which he would never allow to be removed, although it was near the surface, preferring to carry it as a memento of the days that "tried men's souls." He [Josiah Baugh?] was a son of English parents, who came to America in early life.
[excerpt from text regarding A. S. Baugh] Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi
The Reprint Company, Publishers, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1978, Volume 1 of 2, page 361-362.
- Dr. A. S. Baugh, of Polkville, Smith county, Miss., was born in Marion county, Miss., in 1832. His father, Bartholomew Baugh, a native of Virginia, left his native state when but a child, and located with his parents in Salem, N.C. He was a son of Josiah Baugh, also a native of Virginia, and a veteran of the Revolutionary war, who served under General Morgan, and at the battle of the Cowpens received a bullet in his thigh, which he would never allow to be removed, although it was near the surface, preferring to carry it as a memento of the days that "tried men's souls." He [Josiah Baugh?] was a son of English parents, who came to America in early life.
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