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BAYNHAM

Callaway County History 1884, Cedar Township, Early Settlers, page 154

"Dr.Baynham of London, England, settled in Virginia in 1775. His son, William, married Mary Wyatt by whom he had Jonah, Mary, Millie, William, Joseph and John. The latter married Sarah Blackwell of Halixax County, Virginia and they had Mary, William G., Harriet B., John, Joseph and Charles M.
See World Connect Baynham Family at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=evrybodydance&id=I32231 for connection between Charles M. and Grief Baynham of Liberty Township.

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No Land Patents found for Charles M. Baynham

Dry Fork Minutes:

December 1849, Brother Steinburger and Brother Dosier to act with Trustees, Brother Maupin, Baynham and R. Brandon as a committee that no imposter intral on the church.

Dry Fok burials:
BAYNHAM

C.M. Nov. 13, 1812-March 22, 1864 death reported in Missouri Telegraph
Emily M. wife of C.M April 22, 1813-July 28, 1893 death reported in Fulton Telegraph, Callaway Weekly Gazette

Mary V. daughter of C.M. and E.M. d. July 28, 1859 aged 5 yrs 2 mo 7 days. (these two children died one day apart)
Lucy H. daughter of C.M. and E.M. d. July 27, 1859

Infant son of C.M. and E.M. d. Jan 22, 1853 aged 9 mo.

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1850 federal census Callaway County, District 12

Charles Baynham, age 37 farmer born in VA.
Emily Baynham age 37 born in VA
Caroline A age 12 born in VA
John Wm. Age 02 born in MO
Noah F. age 3 months born in MO.
Married in Virginia.

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Charles and Emily were not found in the 1860 census with this spelling of their surname. No doubt they are somewhere in Callaway County and the census taker mis-spelled the name.

By 1870 Charles was deceased, Emily was not found in 1870 census

Callaway County Marriages - 1821-1922

Deaths reported in newspapers