Bempde Henry Baugh grave monument in Holy Trinity Church burial ground, Ilfracombe, Devon, England

My wife Jill Cane is a descendant of Bempde Henry Baugh through his son Henry Baugh.We have full detail of his life and his ancestral line and would greatly appreciate a high quality image of his resting place.Bempde was the first British officer to be injured at the start of the Indian uprising 1856, Descendant of the Vanden Bempde Johnstons of ANNANDALE, and also of the Lords Folliott of BALLYSHANNON Ireland, His Foliot heritage is traced back to Plantagenet bloodlines also the Foliot Bishops of London and Hereford.Colnel Bempde Henry Baugh's immediate family is as follows:His wife Frances Edgcombe his father Capt Henry Baugh mother Kathrine Johnston {of the Vanden Bempde line}Brother General Foliot Walker Baugh (served with him in India}, sisters, Harriett,Charlotte,Mary Jane and MariaGrandfather Job Walker Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGreat Grandfather Thomas Folliott Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGt Gt Grandfather Thomas Filliott Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGt Gt Gt Grandfather Rowland Baugh of the Stonehouse his wife Mary Folliott dtr of Lord Thomas Filliott 2nd Lord of Ballyshannon his Gt Gt Gt GT Grandfather The Foliot Lords of Ballyshannon start with Thomas'a father 1st Lord Henry, was created Lord after participation in the routing of the Spanish at the battle of Kinsale Ireland.Henry was sent to Ireland to protect the planters, from Worcestershire at the time of Elizabeth 1. Tthe Visitations of Worcestershire record The Foliots of Pirton and note Sir Henry Foliot as being 1st Lord of Ballyshannon son of Thomas Foliot of Pirton. This Thomas's wife is Katherine Lygon her family descend from Plantagenet blood lines and are readily traced.The Foliot line extends back to the 1200's in this record and also crosses with the bloodline if Geoffrey PlantagenetI would like to thank you for providing these images and for the work you have done presenting this detail and if I can add any further detail I would be happy to oblige.Regards Randall Jones
(requested on 29 06 2013)

My wife Jill Cane is a descendant of Bempde Henry Baugh through his son Henry Baugh.We have full detail of his life and his ancestral line and would greatly appreciate a high quality image of his resting place.Bempde was the first British officer to be injured at the start of the Indian uprising 1856, Descendant of the Vanden Bempde Johnstons of ANNANDALE, and also of the Lords Folliott of BALLYSHANNON Ireland, His Foliot heritage is traced back to Plantagenet bloodlines also the Foliot Bishops of London and Hereford.Colnel Bempde Henry Baugh's immediate family is as follows:His wife Frances Edgcombe his father Capt Henry Baugh mother Kathrine Johnston {of the Vanden Bempde line}Brother General Foliot Walker Baugh (served with him in India}, sisters, Harriett,Charlotte,Mary Jane and MariaGrandfather Job Walker Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGreat Grandfather Thomas Folliott Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGt Gt Grandfather Thomas Filliott Baugh of the Stonehouse StokesayGt Gt Gt Grandfather Rowland Baugh of the Stonehouse his wife Mary Folliott dtr of Lord Thomas Filliott 2nd Lord of Ballyshannon his Gt Gt Gt GT Grandfather The Foliot Lords of Ballyshannon start with Thomas'a father 1st Lord Henry, was created Lord after participation in the routing of the Spanish at the battle of Kinsale Ireland.Henry was sent to Ireland to protect the planters, from Worcestershire at the time of Elizabeth 1. Tthe Visitations of Worcestershire record The Foliots of Pirton and note Sir Henry Foliot as being 1st Lord of Ballyshannon son of Thomas Foliot of Pirton. This Thomas's wife is Katherine Lygon her family descend from Plantagenet blood lines and are readily traced.The Foliot line extends back to the 1200's in this record and also crosses with the bloodline if Geoffrey PlantagenetI would like to thank you for providing these images and for the work you have done presenting this detail and if I can add any further detail I would be happy to oblige.Regards Randall Jones
(requested on 30 06 2013)

Henry Bempde Baugh was my great-great grandfather. Thank you-Steve Sambell
(requested on 19 02 2014)

am Descendant of Bempde Henry Baugh and his father Captain Henry Baugh and wife Catherine Johnston. Bempde was the first British Officer wounded as result of the Indian Mutiny, by Mangal Pandy in 1857. Commissioned Ensign 26th Native Infantry, 1842; Lieutenant 34th Bengal Native Infantry, 1848; Brevet Captain 1857 B.H. Baugh, 34th Bengal Native Infantry, was twice wounded by the infamous sepoy Manghal Pandi.
(requested on 18 06 2014)

We are From Mungul Pande's village, So I want the Picture.
(requested on 30 04 2015)