Barton County, Missouri Biographies - J. H. Baugh

History Of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade And Barton Counties, Missouri, 1889. 
published by Goodspeed, 1889; Pgs. 856, 857--Barton County Biography Section
  
   J. H. Baugh, a farmer, residing near Lamar, Mo., was born in St Charles, 
Mo., in 1833, and has always been a resident of Missouri.  His parents, 
James F. and Louisa (Baldridge) Baugh, wee born in Kentucky and Missouri, 
respectively (J. F. moved to Missouri in 1829, and married in 1830), the 
paternal grandfather, William Baugh, being a Virginian, and the maternal 
grandfather, James Baldridge, a native of Ireland.  William Baugh served in 
the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.  J. H. Baugh was reared to 
manhood on a farm in St. Charles County, Mo.  At the age of twenty-two 
years he was married to Mary Cahall, a Virginian, and soon after moved to 
Warren County, Mo., where he bought a farm, and lived twelve years.  After 
one year's residence in Vernon County, he went to Montgomery County, and 
bought some raw land, which he afterward greatly improved, and resided here 
nine years; then moved to Barton County, and located on his present farm of 
120 acres, which was then also raw land, but is now a finely cultivated farm.  
He is a blacksmith by trade, and now has a shop on his land.  To his 
marriage three children have been born: Heale, who is attending school at 
Morrisville, Mo., and will enter medical college after graduating; J. D., 
in Nevada, Mo.; and James F., at home.  Mr. Baugh and wife are members of 
the Missionary Baptist Church, taking active interest in church work.

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