Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Hancock Co.

DAVID T. BEAUCHAMP, Hancock County, was born in this county, January 26, 1835,
and is a son of Robert C. and Sarah A. B. (Stowers) Beauchamp.  The father was
born in the fort at Georgetown, Harrison Co., Ky., in 1800.  His father, William
Beauchamp, was a native of Delaware, and the great grandfather, Jesse Beauchamp,
came from France to this country in the time of the French revolution, being
driven from that country on account of religious persecution.  William Beauchamp
was a soldier in the Revolution.  He married Miss Sallie Morris, a niece of
Robert Morris, of Revolutionary fame, and as early as 1790 came to Kentucky.
About that time the father of subject was born, and settled on Elkhorn Creek, in
Bourbon County.  In that county the grandfather resided until 1818, when he came
to Daviess County, and settled near where the present village of Yelvington is
now situated, and there he died in about 1830.  The father grew to manhood in
Daviess County, and in 1826 he was married to Miss Stowers, who was born in
Jefferson County, Ky., September 9, 1811.  In 1827 he moved to this county, and
settled on the farm now owned by his son, John Beauchamp.  Here he first bought
160 acres, and at one time owned 5,000 acres in the county.  He represented this
county in the legislature in 1867 and 1868, 1870 and 1871.  He died in this
county September 9, 1884.  The mother is still living.  Subject is the third of
a family of seven children, of whom four are now living: John W., David,
Alexander D. and Julia, wife of James C. Robb.  The schooling of subject was
received in this county and at St. Mary's College, Marion County.  He began for
himself on the home place and came to his present farm in 1856.  He now owns
about 1,000 acres, with about 800 acres in cultivation.  He pays some attention
to stock raising.  He was married September 25, 1866, to Miss Anna M. Crockett,
a daughter of Anthony and Susan (Robb) Crockett, natives of Kentucky.  This lady
was born December 22, 1836, and to her were born five children, of whom three
are now living, Robert C., Samuel R., and Joe A.  This lady died May 11, 1878.
Mr. Beauchamp was a soldier in the late war.  He enlisted in Company E of the
Seventh Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate States army, in June, 1864, and remained
out one year.  Among the battles in which he participated were Tupelo,
Harrisburg, Guntown Hill, and Bull's Gap.  At the latter battle he was wounded
and confined at Emory Hospital, Virginia, for about six months.  He then
returned to his regiment and remained with it until its surrender at
Christiansburg, Va.

Beauchamp Stowers Morris Robb Crockett
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Harrison, France, Bourbon, Daviess, Jefferson

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