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 1800 - 1867

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• Birth	1800	Pennsylvania   [1, 2, 3, 4]
  	She may have been born in Pennsylvania, Mass., or Maryland.
  Gender	Female
  _UID	D94F446E9B5A4F148991F5D554C970D679F2
  Died	8 Mar 1867	Van Zandt, Texas   [5, 6, 7]
  	Albid's home
  Person ID	I2660	Keith and Kay's
  Last Modified	04 Oct 2009
  Father	Phillip Nigh
  _UID	6EAA04D3DA554A75B14DF1D75A321DCB1724
  Family ID	F1238	Group Sheet
  Family	Adam Bauman,   b. 1795, Pennsylvania ,   d. 1866
  Married	1820  [3, 5]
  _UID	D29C3073C2B34565BD13CD42DF06D5612AE1
  Notes	, , , , [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]
  Children	1. Anne Mildred Bauman,   b. 1828, Tennessee ,   d. 1869, Bosque, Texas   2. Moletta Bauman,   b. Abt 1830   3. Albid Nigh Bauman,   b. 11 May 1831, Lincoln, Tennessee ,   d. 12 Jul 1891, Gladewater, Gregg, Texas   4. Leman D Bauman,   b. 1833, Illinois ,   d. 1891
  Histories	Albid Nigh Bauman, son of Adam & Elizabeth
  Family ID	F611	Group Sheet

• Notes

  Assimilating the census data for Adam and Elizabeth it appears that they had 7 children 4 of whom were deceased with no heirs by 1867 at Elizabeth's death. Below is my guess of birth years: 1 son born 1820 Lemuel? died after 1840 before 1867 without heirs. 1 daughter born 1823 died before 1840 or was married and died without heirs before 1867. 1 daughter born 1828 Anne Mildred Bauman Pearce 1 son born 1831 Albid Nigh Bauman 1 son born 1833 Lemon D. Bauman 1 daughter born 1835 Moletta ? died before 1867 without heirs 1 son born 1838 William? died before 1867 without heirs. There was a Lemuel or Samuel in the 1860 Slave Schedule who owned 4 slaves. In 1864 there was a Daniel Lemuel who purchased 40 acres in Caddo. In 1850 a Wm Bauman owned 2 slaves in Caddo, LA. In 1860 a Wm Bauman 26 years old was a grocery merchant and born in MO lived near Adam. Moletta married in 1850 and Adam paid bond with A.C.Pearce signing as a witness.

• Sources

  [S70] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, Record Type: census, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1880), On the 1880 census L.D. Bauman indicated that his mother was born in Mass, .. [S72] U.S. Census Population Schedule, Record Type: census, Household: U.S. Census, Population Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1850), 1850 census would place her birth in 1803.. [S73] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1860). [S70] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, Record Type: census, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1880), In the 1880 Census for Albid it indicates that his mother was born in MD, .. [S154] Interview, Ruth Tackitt, [Q:2]. [S160] Marriage and Death Notices. Caddo Parish, Louisiana and Environ 1843-1871,, Second Location: Caddo, Louisiana, Compiler: Juanita Davis Cawthon, (Juanita Davis Cawthon), page 35; Text as it appeared in the April 10, 1867 Shreveport Sentinel, . "Died at the residence of her son Alfred Bauman in Van Zandt county, T, exas, on the 8th of March ult., Mrs. Elizabeth Bauman, consort of Adam Ba, uman, deceased, late of this city, in the 68th year of her age.". [S160] Marriage and Death Notices. Caddo Parish, Louisiana and Environ 1843-1871,, Second Location: Caddo, Louisiana, Compiler: Juanita Davis Cawthon, (Juanita Davis Cawthon), page 35. [S72] U.S. Census Population Schedule, Record Type: census, Household: U.S. Census, Population Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1850), [Q:2]. [S73] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1860), Living with Adam and Elizabeth in 1860 were:, H.S. Smith 20 yr. male born in Vermont? and S.R. Smith 21 female born i, n PA, and A. Everett 21 male born in Miss, [Q:2]. [S9] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau), [Q:1]. [S71] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1830), [Q:2]. [S71] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1830), Elizabeth was to turn 30 that year and must not have yet since the enumer, ator counted her as 20 under 30..