Bauman, Adam B b. 1795 Pennsylvania, United States d. 1866: K Bauman Tree House

1795 - 1866

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Born	1795	Pennsylvania, United States
Gender	Male
Illness	cancer that could not be treated.
Occupation	Gunsmyth in 1850 Shreveport, Caddo, LA
Residence	1820	Cumberland, Pennsylvania
	I'm guessing this is 'my' Adam Bauman since a Phillip Nigh lives nearby. Thinking Mr. Nigh may be Adam's wife's family.
PURC	8 Jan 1826	Lincoln County, Tennessee
	I don’t know for sure that this is my Adam Bauman. We do know that his son, Albid, was born in Lincoln Co, TN in 1831.
Residence	1830	Lincoln County, Tennessee
Residence	1 Oct 1834	Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois
Residence	1840	Caddo, Louisiana
Residence	1850	Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana
	pg 341; dwelling 229, family 230. He was listed as having 1 14 yr black female
PURC	21 Mar 1857	Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana
	He owned a partition of land east of Shreveport & Greenwood
Residence	1860	Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana
	He was a hotel keeper.
Residence	1864	Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana
	1863 Letters Adam wrote to his son, Albid http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=640b1b0e-8d93-4a18-811c-b4a0cbe8fceb&tid=10578216&pid=7396
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Died	1866
Notes	The family tradition is that the Bauman's were Black Dutch meaning they had dark skin and eyes. Apparently they were from Dutch Germany and lived in Pennsylvania. For the sum of one cent per acre..."there is granted by the said State of Tennessee, unto Adam Bauman a certain Tract or Parcel of land, containing one hundred & ninety five acres by survey bearing date the 16th day of March 1826 lying in said county on the south side of Elk river on the head waters of said creek. And bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at ap? John Smiths south east corner turning north west on his line one hundred poles to a dogwood thence east seven poles to a poplar thence north thirty one to a white oak thence east two hundred to two poles and two tenths of a pole to a chestnut then south one hundred and thirty one poles to a hi? thence west two hundred & forty nine poles thence two tenths of a pole to the beginning with the hereditaments and appurtenances. To have and to hold, the said Tract or Parcel of Land its appurtenances, to the said Adam Bauman and his heirs. In witness whereof Samuel Houston, Governor of the State of Tennessee hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the great seal of the state to be affixed, at Nashville, on the 23rd day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred twentyeight, and of the independence of the United States the fifty third.", I do not have any proof that this is the Adam Bauman that I'm seeking. However, we do now that Albid Nigh Bauman was born in Lincoln Co. TN in 1831. Adam received a land grant for the north west quarter of the south west quarter of section nineteen in township sixteen north of range four west of the third meridian in the district of lands subject to sale at Springfield, Illinois containing forty acres and eighty two hundredths of an acre. The grant certificate was signed on October 1, 1834 by Andrew Jackson. Later Adam Bauman was the grantor for land (in Book F page 151-152) and the grantee was Joseph Klein., , , Apparently some of the land was near John M. Landrum. In at least 2 documents the Landrum and Bauman maps were referenced but I did not locate them. Ruth Tackitt recalls her Grandfather George telling how his father, mother, siblings and neighbors talked of making a barge with and traveled down the Mississippi stopping along the way long enough in some cases to grow a garden. They stopped in New Orleans but didn’t like it so they moved on to Shreveport, LA. 1850 Marriage to Shelby Wilson http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=2f26a651-c189-4554-87fa-56d94796e06f&tid=10578216&pid=7396 1863 Letters Adam wrote to his son, Albid http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=640b1b0e-8d93-4a18-811c-b4a0cbe8fceb&tid=10578216&pid=7396 [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Person ID	I1091	Keith and Kay's
Last Modified	27 Jan 2013

Family Nigh, Elizabeth, b. Abt 1799, Pennsylvania, United States , d. 8 Mar 1867, Van Zandt County, Texas

Married 1820

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Children

>	1. Bauman, Anne Mildred, b. 1 Apr 1827, Tennessee, United States , d. 4 Apr 1874, Bosque, Texas
	2. Bauman, Moletta, b. Abt 1830
>	3. Bauman, Albid Nigh, b. 11 May 1831, Lincoln County, Tennessee , d. 12 Jul 1891, Gladewater, Gregg, Texas
>	4. Bauman, Leman David, b. 1833, Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois , d. 1891

Histories

Albid Nigh Bauman, son of Adam & Elizabeth

Family ID F611 Group Sheet

Event Map

Residence - 1820 - Cumberland, Pennsylvania

Residence - 1840 - Caddo, Louisiana

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Sources

[S73] U.S. Census, Population, Schedule, (U.S. Census Bureau, 1860).
[S190] Land Grant, Volume: No. 8270.
[S183] Land grant, Volume: Certificate No. 1270, [Q:2].
[S184] Sangamon County Deed and Misc Record Index (1822-1832), Sangamon County Genealogy Society, [Q:2].
[S161] Caddo Conveyences, Caddo Court Clerk, (Caddo Court Clerk, Caddo Co, Louisiana), Book K, page 606.
[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..