Husband of 1) Susannah Campbell Baughman, married Feb. 21, 1856; 2) Nancy Barnhart, married Nov. 25, 1862, DeKalk Co IN
Father of Harriet Baughman Barnhart, Nancy Baughman, Roseanne Baughman, Amanda Baughman, Edward Baughman, Melinda Baughman, Jackson/Judge Baughman, Cyrus Baughman, Lulu Baughman Pifer, Emma Baughman Kettle, Canada Baughman, Munson Baughman, Blanche Baughman Franks
SOLOMON BAUGHMAN ANSWERED THE CALL
Aged farmer living in the vicinity of Mooresville passed away at his country home Saturday. Died from Bright's Disease. Came from Ohio while Young Man Locating in Neighborhood Where He Spent Remainder of Life
Solomon Baughman, aged eighty years, died at his country home three miles northeast of Auburn, near Mooresville, Saturday evening at 8:50 o'clock after suffering from Bright's disease for several weeks. Mr. Baughman is one of the early settlers in that vicinity, having settled on a farm when he arrived from Ohio several years ago. His wife preceded him to the spirit world fifteen years ago on the 10th day of December. After cutting a home in the forest, the young couple reared a family of seventeen children, fourteen of whom are living. The funeral will be held from the home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Clark officiating. Burial will be made in the Stroh cemetery.
- The Auburn Courier, Dec. 21, 1911, p. 6
Husband of 1) Susannah Campbell Baughman, married Feb. 21, 1856; 2) Nancy Barnhart, married Nov. 25, 1862, DeKalk Co IN
Father of Harriet Baughman Barnhart, Nancy Baughman, Roseanne Baughman, Amanda Baughman, Edward Baughman, Melinda Baughman, Jackson/Judge Baughman, Cyrus Baughman, Lulu Baughman Pifer, Emma Baughman Kettle, Canada Baughman, Munson Baughman, Blanche Baughman Franks
SOLOMON BAUGHMAN ANSWERED THE CALL
Aged farmer living in the vicinity of Mooresville passed away at his country home Saturday. Died from Bright's Disease. Came from Ohio while Young Man Locating in Neighborhood Where He Spent Remainder of Life
Solomon Baughman, aged eighty years, died at his country home three miles northeast of Auburn, near Mooresville, Saturday evening at 8:50 o'clock after suffering from Bright's disease for several weeks. Mr. Baughman is one of the early settlers in that vicinity, having settled on a farm when he arrived from Ohio several years ago. His wife preceded him to the spirit world fifteen years ago on the 10th day of December. After cutting a home in the forest, the young couple reared a family of seventeen children, fourteen of whom are living. The funeral will be held from the home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Clark officiating. Burial will be made in the Stroh cemetery.
- The Auburn Courier, Dec. 21, 1911, p. 6
Family Members
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Harriet Baughman Barnhart
1857–1947
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Nancy Jane Baughman Slentz
1858–1925
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Elvira Baughman
1862–1942
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Amanda Baughman Oren
1864–1931
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Edward Baughman
1865–1945
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Melinda J. Baughman Bishop
1867–1931
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Judson E "Judge" Baughman
1868–1955
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Cyrus Baughman
1870–1952
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Lulu Baughman Pifer
1871–1955
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Emma Baughman Ketel
1873–1922
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Canada Baughman
1874–1936
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Munson Baughman
1877–1936
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Blanch Baughman Franks
1883–1958
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