On 6 January 1882, C. G. Baughan was born in Essex County, Virginia, to John H. Baughan, a farmer of Essex County, and Maria M. Baughan. [Essex County, Virginia, Birth Register, page 188.]

For the 1913 birth record of his daughter Susie, he’s just listed as Garland, age 30, farmer. At that time, they lived on Poverty Hill.

On 12 September 1917, Garland Boughan completed a draft registration card, giving his name as Garland Boughan, residing at Howertons, Essex, Va., age 38, born 10 January 1880, white, native born citizen, occupation farmer, nearest relative wife Estelle Boughan of Howertons, Essex, Va., medium height, stout build, blue eyes, dark hair, no disabilities. [World War I Draft Registration Card, Roll 1984711.]

1920 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia:
Rappahannock District, Dwelling No. 271, Family No. 281, farm
Boughan, Carol G., head, rented, 37, born in Virginia, farmer, general farm, own account
Boughan, Estell, wife, 37, born in Virginia
Boughan, Leonard, son, 17, born in Virginia, laborer, general farm, wage worker
Boughan, Larkin, son, 17, born in Virginia, laborer, general farm, wage worker
Boughan, Claude, son, 14, in school, born in Virginia
Boughan, Jennings(?), son, 11, in school, born in Virginia
Boughan, James E., son, 9, in school, born in Virginia
Boughan, Estell, daughter, 8, in school, born in Virginia
Boughan, Lorell, daughter, 7, in school, born in Virginia
Boughan, Willard N., son, 1-3/12, born in Virginia
Boughan, Kittie C., sister, 44, born in Virginia

1930 Baltimore City Directory, page 268:
Boughan Garland (Estella) inspr h2017 Wilkens av
Listed at same address with Estelle Boughan, Fannie M Boughan, Jas Boughan, Larkin Boughan, and Lorelle Boughan

On 27 April 1942, Carel Garland Boughan registered for the World War II draft, giving his address as 1600 Wilkins Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland; mailing address the same; no telephone; 59 years old; born 10 January 1883 in Essex County, Virginia; name of person who will always know your address Mrs. Estele Boughan of same address; employer Revere Brass & Copper Co. on Wicomico Street, Baltimore, Maryland; race white; height 5’6”; gray eyes; brown hair; ruddy complexion; scar on index finger of right hand.

Death data from William Irving Brooks, letter of 29 March 1993 to Thomas Moore.