John Hendrickson
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Christening: Death: Burial: Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Christina Baugh (Abt 1794 - ) Marriage: 8 Apr 1817 - Pulaski Co., Kentucky 1 2
Notes
General:
In the 1820 census John Hendrickson does not have an entry. He and his wife might be living in the household of Samuel Hendrixson (121401-01001). Thomas Hendrixson and James Hendrixson are living close to Adam Baugh. Another possibility is that they are living with Henry Baugh, Sr.
APPRENTICESHIPS:
On September 2, 1822 Barney Baugh, 15-year-old son of Elizabeth Baugh is apprentices to John Hendrickson until he is 21. John Hendrickson promises to teach him the common arts and mysteries of the farming business as well as to teach him to read and write and to instruct him in common arithmetic including the Rule of Three. (Pulaski Co., Kentucky Deed Records 5/112, image 67/615).
On October 7, 1822 John Baugh, orphan of Elizabeth Baugh, a poor person, is apprenticed to James Hendrickson under the same conditions. (5/219, image 121/615)
These two indentures of apprenticeship suggest that Henry Baugh, Sr. had a son who married a woman named Elizabeth in 1806 or before and who therefore was born around 1785 and who died in Pulaski Co. before 1822.
1 Kentucky, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1783-1965, Pulaski > 1799-1870; pg 49; image 136/336. Repository: ancestry.com.
2
familysearch.org, "Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FWBS-HM8 ), Christina Baugh in entry for John Hendrickson, 1817.
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