Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 
1887, Jessamine Co.

JAMES H. BAUGHN was born February 22, 1834, and is the third son of
Joseph and Martha (Overstreet) Baughn.  Joseph Baughn was born in 
Virginia in 1796, came to Kentucky when a child, and was reared in 
Bullitt County; he was a farmer, and died in Jessamine County in 1852. 
Mrs. Martha Baughn was born in Jessamine County, four miles southwest 
of Nicholasville, and died in the same house in which she was reared 
and married.  She was the only daughter of Henry Overstreet, was born 
in 1798, and died in 1864.  Henry Overstreet, the maternal grandfather 
of James H. Baughn, was born in Hanover County, Va., in 1763.  He was 
in the Revolutionary war, was at Braddock's defeat, and while 
barefooted, pulled some of his toe-nails off running through the brush.
He died in 1847, a member of the Methodist Church.  Joseph Baughn was 
in the war of 1812.  James H. Baughn was born four and one-half miles 
southwest of Nicholasville, Ky., was reared on a farm until he was 
eighteen years old, and then went to learn the carpenter trade under 
Daniel Ford.  For the last few years he has turned his whole attention 
to his trade, formerly combining it with farming.  He married, 
November 20, 1857, Elizabeth, daughter of Matthew and Mary (Bruner)
Walker.  Matthew Walker was born in Virginia, and Mary Bruner in 
Pennsylvania; both are deceased.  Eight children have blessed the union 
of Mr. and Mrs. Baughn, four living: William D., Sallie (married to 
Henry Funk), George W. and Harry O.  Mr. and Mrs. Baughn are member of 
the Christian Church, and Mr. Baughn belongs to the Odd Fellows.  He 
owns nine acres of land, three and one-half miles south of 
Nicholasville, on the Lexington and Danville Turnpike.

Baughn Overstreet Ford Bruner Walker Funk
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Bullitt-KY Hanover-VA PA

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