Samuel David Cauffman “Taut” Baugh

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Samuel David Cauffman “Taut” Baugh

Birth
Brownsville, Cameron County, Texas, USA
Death
14 Apr 1933 (aged 80)
Stanislaus County, California, USA
Burial
Stanislaus County, California, USA Add to Map
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Block U Plot 10
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A family story is of Taut's son, Lev M Baugh, recalled as a child that his father had come to them, sat all the kids on the bed and told them he had to leave. He didn't explain why he was leaving but he set a large pile of money on the bed and told them that this money would help them get through while he was gone. He told them he was not coming back. It had been rumored that Taut while working as a Texas Ranger had stolen some money. He was now wanted by the law. They never heard from him again. He totally abandoned his family. He is found living in Stanislaus County where he had remarried and died there.
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He is found in the 1870 Brown Co.,TX census still at home with his mother & other siblings.
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Civil War Veterans Buried in Stanislaus County
Samuel David Caufman Baugh.
1852-1933;
*2nd Sgt., Co. G, Brown County Minute Men, Texas -- Indian Wars;
*Oak Grove Cemetery;
*Born in Brownsville, Texas;
*Enlisted 1872;
*wife Annie;
*Came to California by 1900;
*Pension application #10751 filed in 1919 in South Carolina, widow's pension;
*Died in Knights Ferry, California.
A family story is of Taut's son, Lev M Baugh, recalled as a child that his father had come to them, sat all the kids on the bed and told them he had to leave. He didn't explain why he was leaving but he set a large pile of money on the bed and told them that this money would help them get through while he was gone. He told them he was not coming back. It had been rumored that Taut while working as a Texas Ranger had stolen some money. He was now wanted by the law. They never heard from him again. He totally abandoned his family. He is found living in Stanislaus County where he had remarried and died there.
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#46934717:
He is found in the 1870 Brown Co.,TX census still at home with his mother & other siblings.
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#46638792:
Civil War Veterans Buried in Stanislaus County
Samuel David Caufman Baugh.
1852-1933;
*2nd Sgt., Co. G, Brown County Minute Men, Texas -- Indian Wars;
*Oak Grove Cemetery;
*Born in Brownsville, Texas;
*Enlisted 1872;
*wife Annie;
*Came to California by 1900;
*Pension application #10751 filed in 1919 in South Carolina, widow's pension;
*Died in Knights Ferry, California.

Gravesite Details

Husband of Anne C. Baugh, Company G Brown County, Texas Minute Men, Brownwood Texas, Indian War Veteran

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