This
family is related to the Holts.
Motto:
Virtus Vincit invuidium
William
Patrick Vaughan[i]
, m. Faira BeeLunah.
,
William
Patrick
&
Faira (Bree Lunah)
1.
Ayres T. Vaughan
2.
John Vaughan
(possible)
3.
William Vaughan
1.
Ayers T. Vaughan[iv],
son of William Patrick
&
Fair-a-Bee-Lunah Vaughan
, b. 1742; d. ca.
1842 having reached the century mark[v].
Ayers
1.1.
William
W. Vaughan
.
2.
John Vaughn
, possible son of
William Patrick Vaughan[vii]
, b. 1760-62[viii],
Ireland or Virginia[ix];
d. 14 Jul 1842, Hawkins Co., TN[x];
m. 16 Oct 1794 (license 5 Oct 1792), by Parson Hays in his home[xi]
in Halifax Co., VA, to Nancy Callicot
, daughter of
Beverly
&
Priscilla (Unknown[xii])
Callicot
, b. 1772[xiii],
Prince William Co., VA[xiv];
d. aft. 1858, Hancock Co., TN[xv]
John Vaughn
enlisted
on 22 Nov 1777 in Captain William Brown's
John
Vaughan
was
in Charlotte Co., VA by 1790. He and
his wife,
John
p. 435
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Thomas Vaughan |
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The trade/occupation of the
In the 1810 Tax List we find:
In the 1812 Tax List we find:
Vaughan, William, 100a
Vaughan, William, Jr., 1WP
Vaughan, John, 1 WP, 100a
Vaughan, William, Sr., 100a
Vaughan, John, 100a
Page 474 Dated: Dec. 27, 1841
Proven: Aug. Term 1842
I, John Vaughan of the
First. My will and desire is that all my just debts be paid out of any money
that I may die possessed of, or that may first come into the hands of my
Executors.
Second. My will and desire is that my son
Third. I do give and bequeath unto my sons Samuel N. Vaughan and Benjamin
Vaughan during their natural lives and then to their lawful heirs forever all my
lands on the north side of Clinch Mountain, it being about 110 acres and 10
acres on the south side to copper ridge whereon the said Samuel N. Vaughan now
lives, to be equally divided between them according to quality.
Fourth. I do will and direct that the above named Samuel N. and Benjamin Vaughan
for and in consideration of the above bequest shall within 12 months after my
death jointly pay unto my son John Vaughan $100.00.
Fifth. I give and bequeath unto my son George Washington Vaughan all my land
whereon I now live and joining it being about 170 acres, together with all my
personal estate that I may die possessed of or entitled to, and all money and
debts due me except so much as may be necessary to supply the bequests made in
this will in money.
Sixth. Whereas my sons Beverly Vaughan and James L. Vaughan has gone to parts
unknown, if they should return within two years after my death, I do give and
bequeath to them one dollar each.
Seventh. I do give and bequeath unto the heirs of my daughter Mahala Dickerd one
dollar.
Eighth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Gilliam one dollar.
Ninth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Rebecca Roller $1.00.
Tenth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy Hickman $1.00.
Eleventh. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha Davis $1.00.
And for the performance and execution of this my last will, I do appoint Robert
W. Kinkead my Executor.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal. This 27th day of December, 1841.
John x
(his mark)
In presence of: William Carmack, James T. Brice, and William E. Carmack
John
&
Nancy (Callicot) Vaughn
had
fourteen (14) children:
1.1.
John
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1792 -
1800; He was left the family land after his parents’ death.
1.2.
James L. Vaughan, b. 15 Oct 1795, Halifax Co., VA; m 1st
to Martha Patty Vaughan, daughter of William & Fereby (Benton) Vaughan, b.
ca. 1787, VA/NC; m 2nd to Martha Unknown.
1.3.
Beverly Vaughan, b. 4 Jan 1797, Halifax Co., VA; m. to Mary Ann
Bostick
1.4.
Mary Polly Vaughan, b. 12 Apr 1800, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to John
Gilliam
1.5.
Rebeckah Vaughan, b. 24 Jun 1802, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to Mr.
Roller.
1.6.
Benjamin Walker Vaughan, b. 4 Nov 1804, Hawkins Co., TN
1.7.
Nancy Vaughan, b. 19 Jan 1807, Hawkins Co., TN; m. 9 Jan 1835,
Hawkins Co., TN to William Robens/Robbins.
1.8.
Mahaly Vaughan, b. 10 Mar 1809, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 1841; m. to
Mr. Deckard.
1.9.
John Vaughan, b. 28 Sept 1811, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to Susan Snapp
1.10.
Samuel N. Vaughan, b. 11 Feb 1814, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 25 Apr
1865, Hancock Co., TN
1.11.
Martha Vaughan, b. 2 Jul 1815, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to Mr. Davis
1.12.
Mary Jane Vaughan, b. 22 May 1818, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to Mr.
Gillean.
1.13.
George Washington Vaughan, b. 15 Jun 1820, Hawkins Co., TN.
1.14.
James Jones
3.
William Vaughan
Sr
.[xx],
possible son of William Patrick Vaughan[xxi]
, b. ca. 1750/1755[xxii],
Tretower, Wales (?)[xxiii];
d. ca. 1838[xxiv],
Madison, AR[xxv],
m. ca. 1772, Sweetens Cove, TN[xxvi]
to Fereby Benton[xxvii]
, daughter of Mr.
&
Malinda (Looney) Benton
, b. 1745[xxviii],
NC; d. May 1850, Madison Co., AR. Fereby's
mother's maiden name was Looney and was said to be Cherokee Indian[xxix].
By
E.C. Davis
[xxxi]
The
following information is JUST THEORY, and comes from
numerous sources, such as Vaughan
books, discussion groups and letters from researchers. I don't claim that
any of it is "The Gospel Truth".
Fereby
lived to be a very old lady; she died in May of 1850 in Madison County,
Arkansas, where she lived with her many descendants. My Great x 3 Grandfather,
Benjamin Franklin Vaughan
lived
with William
and
Fereby
-his
grandparents- for some years, and on October 27th, 1892 made a sworn deposition
in a case that a relative had brought before the Cherokee Nation in OK. In this
deposition,
This
statement, taken by itself, means very little, as numerous whites tried to gain
membership in the Cherokee Nation in the same way, and like
Ben
Vaughan
, in his deposition
mentions that Fereby's mother's maiden name was Looney, and Fereby was a
Some
of the rumors and stories of Fereby that have not been proven are:
!
She
was the daughter of a Cherokee Chief, either minor or semi-important.
!
She
was a cousin to Chief Doublehead
and
also to Chief Tahlonteeskee. There is said to have been a court case in
Some
of the rumors that might have something to them are as follows:
!
Fereby
was the daughter of a Mr. Benton
and
a Malinda Looney
. Some say that
Malinda was the daughter of John Looney
, a 3/4th
Cherokee who was the nephew of Black Fox (Enole
) and was Principle
Chief of the Old Settlers (the first batch of Cherokee that came to AR before
the Trail of Tears) and Acting Chief of the Western Cherokees until Ross became
Principal Chief. This Looney went to
!
This
recent research has disproved that Fereby was the daughter of a James
or
Jesse Benton
. Current theory
among researchers is that Fereby was the daughter of a Titus
or
Lazarus Benton
of
My
Best Theory on the ancestry of Fereby Benton
:
I
suspect that Fereby was part Cherokee, probably 1/4th or less, but
living with the tribe until her marriage. It is known that William and Fereby
moved in 1821 to
William
&
Fereby (Benton) Vaughan
Sr.
had ten (10) children[xxxii]:
3.1.
William
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1774,
Cherokee Indian Nation, NC
3.2.
Thomas
Vaughan
, b. 1773, Cherokee
Indian Nation, Swain Co., NC; d. Aug 1846, Wayne Co., VA; m. to Nancy Ford,
daughter of John & Elizabeth (Hill) Ford, b. 1776, Chesterfield Co., VA; d.
1853, Gragston, WV.
3.3.
John
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1775,
Russell Co., VA; d. ca. 1840, Crawford Co., AR; m. to Winney Unknown
.
3.4.
Samuel
Vaughan
, b. 1 Sept 1776,
Russell Co., VA; d. 29 Apr 1852, Madison, AR; m. to Catharine Hammons
or
Hands
.
3.5.
Mr.
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1780,
Russell Co., VA.
3.6.
David
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1785,
Russell Co., VA
3.7.
Martha
'Patty'
3.8.
William
Vaughan
, b. ca. 1789,
Russell Co., VA; m. to Sarah Unknown
.
3.9.
Elizabeth
Vaughan
, b. 1790, Russell
Co., VA; d. bef. 1850, Madison, AR; m 1st ca. 1803, Hawkins Co., TN
to James Calico
; m 2nd
bef. 1825 to George Howry
.
3.10.
Daniel
Vaughan
, b. 1787, VA; d.
1864, Madison Co.,
1.1.
William W. Vaughan
, son of Ayers
Vaughan
.
William
W. Vaughan
had
five (5) children:
1.1.1.
Patrick
Vaughan
, m. 1819[xxxiii]
to Susanna
Hatfield
1.1.2.
Susannah
Vaughan[xxxiv]
, m. 1837 to Andrew
Riddle
1.1.3.
Elizabeth
Vaughan[xxxv]
, m. 1841 to William
Crider
1.1.4.
LeRoy
Vaughan[xxxvi]
, b. 1809/1810[xxxvii];
m 1st 1829 to Amanda Mills
; m 2nd
to Julia Byington Scalf
, widow of Jerry
Scalf
.
1.1.5.
Burwell
Vaughan[xxxviii]
, m. 1823 to
Susannah Hendricks
.
2.1.
He was left the family land after his parents’ death.
Tax
LIST A -- District of James Newel
l, Commissioner p.
435
William Vaughan
Thomas Vaughan
Nathaniel Vaughan
The
trade/occupation of the
Vaughan, William
, 100a
Vaughan, William, Jr.
, 1WP
Vaughan, John
, 100a
It appears that this Will, of
John M. Vaughan is indeed the son of John & Nancy (Callicot) Vaughan.
As John Vaughan is not mentioned in his fathers’ will it would stand to
reason that he had passed away prior to his father.
Page 472 Dated:
November 22, 1834
Proven: Feb’y 23, 1835
Know all men by these presents, I John M. Vaughan of Hawkins County, Tennessee,
taking into consideration the uncertainty of human life and being desirous of
settling and regulating my own affairs in the event of my death, do make and
publish this my last Will & Testament, revoking and annulling all others.
Imprimis. It is my will and desire that my body be decently committed to
the Earth from whence it came.
Item. It is my will and desire that the tract of land on which I now live
consisting of the tract that was allotted to my wife out of her father’s
Estate composed of five or six acres south of the stage road and also consisting
of a lot bought of Jacob Wills for which I hold his title bond, of about 40
acres lying north of the road and adjoining J. Francisco on the east and also
consisting of another tract bought of Critz on both sides of the state road
joining the lands of O. Bradley & J. Wills & others containing about 81
acres, and said tract on which I live is supposed to contain in all about 195
acres. Now, it is my will said tract of land, together with all my
household and kitchen furniture, farming utensils and stock shall go to my wife
Elizabeth Vaughan during her life, to raise, educate and support her children,
and support and maintain herself during her natural life, and at her death the
same to be equally divided among my children by her, Viz: John H. Vaughan, Jr.,
Elizabeth Vaughan, Jr. and William P. Vaughan. It is my will that my
slaves go to my said wife during her natural life, for the same purposes as
above, and at her death to also (be) equally divided between among my said three
children, John H. Vaughan, Elizabeth & William P. Vaughan.
Item. It is my will that all my debts be collected by my Executors and
the proceeds applied to the settlement of all just claims against my Estate.
Item. It is my will that my plantation called the McMinn Place,
consisting of the land I bot of Robert Morrison & F. A. Ross containing by
supposition about 500 acres, more or less, be sold by my Executors on a credit
of one and two years, at public sale to the highest bidder on bond and security
good and sufficient, and that the proceeds thereof after paying any debts that
may not be discharged by the claims I hold on others shall be equally divided,
share and share alike among my four children by my first wife, Viz: Henry
H. H. Vaughan, James M. Vaughan, Thomas J. Vaughan, George W. Vaughan &
Florintha Vaughan.
Item. It is my will and desire that any portion of the Estate of their
grandfather, Jeremiah Cloud coming to me in right of their mother shall be
confirmed to my said children and be vested in them.
Item. It is my will that James Francisco and my wife Elizabeth Vaughan be
Executor and Executrix of this my last Will & Testament and that no security
be required unless my wife Elizabeth should marry again.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal. This 22nd day of November 1834.
John M. Vaughan (seal)
Witnesses present who witnessed the same at the request and in the presence of
the Testator: Orville Bradley,
John
M. & Miss (Cloud) Vaughan had four (4) children:
2.1.1.
Henry H. H. Vaughan
2.1.2.
James M. Vaughan
2.1.3.
Thomas J. Vaughan
2.1.4.
George W. Vaughan, m. to Florintha Unknown
John
M. & Elizabeth Vaughan had children:
2.1.5.
John H. Vaughan Jr.
2.1.6.
Elizabeth Vaughan Jr.
2.1.7.
William
P. Vaughan
2.10.
Samuel N. Vaughan[xl],
son of John
&
Nancy (Callicot) Vaughn,
b.
11 Feb 1814, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 25 Apr 1865, Hancock Co., TN
Samuel
N. & Malvina (Church)
2.10.1.
Carter
A. Vaughn[xli],
b. 1 Jan 1849; d. 9 Jan 1911; m 1st to Sarah Unknown; m 2nd
to Matilda Unknown. No issue by
either wife. He was the last Vaughn
to own the family farm that was purchased by his grandparents, John & Nancy
(Callicot) Vaughan in 1800 in Hawkins Co (now Hancock Co.),
3.1.
William Vaughan
Jr.,
son of William
&
Fereby (Benton) Vaughan
Sr.,
b. ca. 1774, Cherokee Indian Nation, NC; d. bef. 1850; m 1st to Miss
Unknown
; m 2nd
in Hancock Co., TN to Margaret "Peggy" Well
, b. 1795, TN.
Who
is their mother/father? Being
listed with Margaret Vaughan I believe that they are probably her
grandchildren/nieces & nephews? Ann
Seals
, b. 1837, TN |
After
the death of his first wife, William moved from the Blountville area to Little
War Creek (
Roll 881, Book 1, Page 4a
& b
enumerated Nov 19, 1850
Household 49/49
Margaret Vaughan
, 55,
f, TN, cannot read or write
Jane
,
22, f, TN, cannot read or write
James
,
17, m, laborer, TN
Wily
,
15, m, laborer, TN
Ann? Seals
,
13, f, TN
Margaret
,
7, f, TN
James
4, m, TN
Mary
2, f, TN
Seated Left to Right:
Thomas J. Vaughan; Mary Amanada Vaughan; William Vaughan
(father); Margaret Lydia Vaughan; Margaret Wells Vaughan (mother);
Standing: James L. Vaughan
; Sterline Vaughan; Gencie Vaughan; George
Washington Vaughan; Wilson Vaughan |
William
& Miss
(Unknown) Vaughan
had at least one
(1) child.
3.1.1. Wilson Vaughan, m. Nancy Bowlen [xliv]
William
& Margaret
(Well) Vaughan
Jr. had eight (8)
children:
3.1.2.
Sterline
/Sterling Vaughan I
, b. 1832; m. to Salley “Ally” Snyder
, b. 1830; m 2nd possibly to Allie Seale
, daughter of Zackeriah
& Elizabeth (Lamb) Seale (sister of Lydia Seal)
. They had six children.
3.1.3.
Jane “Gencie”
3.1.4.
George Washington
3.1.5.
Thomas J. Vaughan
[1],
b. 1829, TN; m. to
3.1.6.
Mary Amanda Vaughan
3.1.7.
Margaret "
3.1.8.
James L. Vaughan
, b. 1832, Hawkins Co., TN; m. to LuCinda Seals
.
3.1.9.
Wiley/Wallie
3.1.1.
Wilson Vaughan, son of William
& Miss
(Unknown) Vaughan
, b. ca. 1800,
probably TN; m. 1829 to Nancy Bowlen
[liii],
b. 1805, TN; d. aft 1880 Census, Lawrence Co., IN.
We don't know much about Wilson; some think he died before Stokely and
his siblings and mother traveled from Hawkins Co TN, staying for sometime in
Fayette Co KY, (Lexington), I believe with relatives. He worked on Henry
Clay's home, and was quite proud of that. Then he and family came on to
Monroe Co IN. Stokely brought Clinton, Wesley, Wylie, Mary with him to
Nancy
Vaughn
is found about 1849
in Brown Co., Indiana with four sons and a daughter.
Wilson
& Nancy (Bowlen)
Vaughan
had five (5)
children[lv]:
3.1.1.1.
Wiley
3.1.1.2.
Wesley Vaughan, b. 1836, probably Hawkins Co., TN; m. to Elizabeth
“Lucky” Medaris, daughter of William Medaris, b. 1840, NC; d. 12 Apr 1887.
3.1.1.3.
Clinton Vaughan, b. probably Hawkins Co., TN
3.1.1.4.
Stokely Donaldson Vaughan
, b. 26 Jun 1831, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 8 May 1917,
3.1.1.5.
Mary Vaughan, b. probably Hawkins Co., TN
3.1.2.
Sterline
/Sterling Vaughan,
son of William
& Margaret
(Well) Vaughan
Jr., b. 1832, TN;
m. to Salley Snyder
, b. 1830, TN; m 2nd
possibly to Miss Seale
, daughter of Zackeriah
& Elizabeth (Lamb) Seale
.
Roll
881, Book 1, Page 4a & b enumerated Nov 19, 1850
Household 52/52
Sterling Vaughan , 18, m, farmer, TN
Ally
Tinsly,
8/12, m, TN
Sterling
& Salley
(Snyder)
3.1.2.1. Tinsley Vaughan , b. Feb 1850, TN
3.1.4.
George Washington Vaughan
, son of William
& Margaret
(Well) Vaughan
Jr., b. 15 Sept
1816-1819[lvii];
d. 7 Dec 1908; m. to Mary Polly Ball
.
Roll
881, Book 1, Page 4a & b
enumerated Nov 19, 1850
Household 50/50
Washington Vaughan
, 31, m, farmer, $100, TN,
cannot read or write
Mary
25, f, TN, cannot read or
write
Margaret
, 5, f, TN
John,
3, m, TN
Asahel
?, 1, m, TN
George
Washington
& Mary Polly
(Ball) Vaughan
had three (3)
children:
3.1.4.1.
Margaret Vaughan
, b. 1845, TN
3.1.4.2.
John Vaughan
, b. 1847, TN
3.1.4.3.
Asahel Vaughan
(male), b. 1949, TN
3.1.5.
Thomas Vaughan
[2],
son of William
& Margaret
(Well) Vaughan
Jr., b. 1829, TN;
m. to Lydia Seal
, b. 1828, TN.
Roll
881, Book 1, Page 4a & b enumerated Nov 19, 1850
Household 51/51
Thomas Vaughan, 21,
m, farmer, TN, cannot read or write
Eliza,
2, f, TN
Mary, 1/12,
f, TN
Thomas
& Lydia (Seal)
3.1.5.1.
Eliza Vaughan
, b. 1848, TN
3.1.5.2.
Mary Vaughan
, b. Oct 1850, TN
3.1.8.
James L. Vaughan
, son of William
and Margaret (Well)
Vaughan
Jr., b. 1832,
Hawkins Co., TN; d. 15 Aug 1891, Hancock Co., TN; m. to LuCinda "Lucy"
Seal, daughter of Samuel
& Nancy (Brewer) Seal
s; b. Jan 1836,
Hawkins Co., TN; d. 27 Jun 1913, Hancock Co., TN.
James
L. Vaughan
was courting one of
the other Seal girls; their mother took him to help get water.
At that time she told him that Lucy had to get married first, being the
eldest, before any of the other daughters.
James
and LuCinda (Seal) Vaughan had thirteen (13) children:
3.1.8.1.
Nancy Vaughan
, b. 1853/4; m. to Joab Alexander Brewer
3.1.8.2.
Mary Vaughan
, b. 1857; m. to Tilman Brewer
3.1.8.3.
David Vaughan
, b. 1859; m. to Miss P. Trent
3.1.8.4.
Zannie Vaughan
, b. 1861/2; m. to Timothy Smith
3.1.8.5.
William N. Vaughan
, b. 1864; m. to Susan Alice DeBoard
.
3.1.8.6.
John C.Vaughan
, b. 1866/7; m 1st to
3.1.8.7.
George W. Vaughan
, b. 1868/9; d. 1893; never married
3.1.8.8.
Lillian Vaughan
, b. 1872/3; m. to Tom Anderson
3.1.8.9.
Martha Matilda Vaughan
, b. 20 Nov 1874; d. 29 Sept 1958; m. Jan 1890 to Harvey Vance Gonce
, b. 6 Jan 1860
3.1.8.10.
Thomas J. Vaughn, b. ca. 1877 (Found on posting at Ancestry.com)
3.1.8.11.
James L. Vaughan
, b. 1879; m. to Dosha Booker
3.1.8.12.
Cornelia Vaughan
, b. 1879; m 1st to William Begley
; m 2nd to
3.1.8.13.
Sarah Alice Vaughan
, b. 1882/3; m. to Orbin Hill
3.1.1.2. Wesley Vaughan, son of Wilson & Nancy (Bowlen) Vaughn, b. 1836, probably Hawkins Co., TN; d. 27 Aug 1892[lx], of consumption, Heltonville, IN[lxi], in the home of Eli Vaughn[lxii]; bur. a lodge in Heltonville paid for the casket and all the arrangements; m. to Elizabeth “Lucky” Medaris, daughter of William Medaris, b. 1840, NC; d. 12 Apr 1887.
Wesley Vaughn had been sick from May
1892 and spent most of his time propped up in a rocking chair. He had to
be helped from chair to bed but didn’t like to lie down in bed because it gave
him the smothers[lxiii].
When Wesley died Eli Vaughn had post office address of Oolitic,
He was awarded a pension of 4 dollars a month and the last petition of his was to ask for an increase, which was granted to 8 dollars a month[lxv].
Wesley
& Elizabeth (Medaris) Vaughn had seven (7) children[lxvi]:
3.1.1.2.1.
Jane Vaughn, b. 1864
3.1.1.2.2.
Mary Vaughn, b. 1866
3.1.1.2.3.
Alice
Vaughn, b. 1868
3.1.1.2.4.
William
Vaughn, b. 1870
3.1.1.2.5.
Lucy
Vaughn, b. 1872
3.1.1.2.6.
George
Clinton Vaughn, b. 25 May 1875, Lawrence Co., IN
3.1.1.2.7.
Laura
Vaughn, b. 1878
3.1.1.3. Clinton Vaughan, b. probably Hawkins Co., TN
3.1.1.4. Stokely Vaughan[lxviii], son of Wilson & Nancy (Bowlen) Vaughan , b. 26 Jun 1831, Hawkins Co., TN[lxix]; d. 8 May 1917, Bloomington, IN; bur. GilGal Cemetery, Lawrence Co., IN; m. 7 Jul 1850[lxx], Lawrence Co., Indiana to Amanda J. Sullivan., daughter of William & Anna (Rogers) Sullivan, b. 9 Nov 1833, Edinburg, IN; d. May 1917[lxxi].
Stokely was a master carpenter[lxxii].
Stokely served as Justice of the
Peace. He was a carpenter by trade. A prominent member of
his community, member of
Stokley and Amanda
provided affidavits regarding Stokely’s brother Wesley[lxxiv].
(Special
to The Telephone)
Mr. Vaughan’s grandmother
was stolen by the Indians from her home near the Virginia-Kentucky line when she
was seven years old. Her name was
Stokely
& Amanda (Sullivan) Vaughn had twelve (12) children[lxxv]:
3.1.1.4.1.
Marinda “Ella” Vaughn, b. 19 Jun 1872, IN; d. 2 Dec 1952,
Lawrence Co., IN; m. 1 Feb 1888 to
3.1.1.4.2.
William Clinton Vaughn, b. 10 Jul 1850, Jackson Co., IN; d. 16 Jul
1945, IN; m 1st to Emma Upson; m 2nd to Laura Shipp.
3.1.1.4.3.
Margaret Ann Vaughn, b. 16 Oct 1853, IN; m. Isaac Fish, b. 24 Jun
1848, Jackson Co., IN.
3.1.1.4.4.
Srepta Jane Vaughn, b. 6 Aug 1885, IN; d. 19 Sept 1933, IN; m. to
Joshua David Waldrip, b. 9 May 1853, Jackson Co., IN.
3.1.1.4.5.
Mary Elizabeth Vaughn, b. 27 Feb 1857, IN; d. 17 Jul 1917; m. to
John Bodnhammer, b. 26 Feb 1862, Jackson Co., IN.
3.1.1.4.6.
Nancy Catherine Vaughn, b. 27 Feb 1859, IN; d. Jun 1887; m. to
Charles Riley Mc Cammon, b. 29 Nov 1859, Lawrence Co., IN.
3.1.1.4.7.
James Erwin Vaughn, b. 25 My 1861, IN; d. 19 Oct 1907; m. to Josie
Sherlock.
3.1.1.4.8.
Eli Wilson Vaughn, b. 17 Aug 1865, IN; d. 25 Mar 1922; m. 20 Feb
1889, Monroe Co., IN to Mary Martila Vaughn, b. 29 Jun 1866, Jackson Co., IN; d.
17 Aug 1944, Lawrence Co., IN; bur.
3.1.1.4.9.
Cyrus Douglas Vaughn, b. 19 Feb 1868, IN; m. to Elizabeth Norman.
3.1.1.4.10.
Susan Eunice Vaughn, b. Oct 1871, Monroe Co., IN; d. 18 Jan 1905;
m. to
3.1.1.4.11.
Flora Belle Vaughn, b. 27 May 1876, Monroe Co., IN; d. 12 Dec
1962, Marion Co., IN; m. John Fender, b. 27 May 1875.
3.1.1.4.12.
Charles Roscoe Vaughn, b. 10 Dec 1876, Polk Township, Monroe Co.,
IN; d. Sept 1890.
3.1.8.5.
William N. Vaughan
, son of James L
. & LuCinda
(Seals) Vaughan
, b. 17 Feb 1864,
Edison, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 27 May 1935, Edison, Hawkins Co., TN; m. 8 Oct 1882,
Edison County, Tennessee to Susan Alice Deboard
, daughter of Rev.
George W.
& Jane (Gonce)
Deboard
, b. 22 Jun 1866; d.
4 Jan 1946.
William
& Susan Alice
Vaughan
were married by her
father George W. Deboard
in
William N. Vaughn
Family |
William
& Susan Alice (Deboard)
Vaughan
had (8) eight
children:
3.1.8.5.1.
Lee "Jessie" Vaughan
, b. 22 Apr 1884, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 15 Jul 1935; m. 3 Apr 1913, to Mattie
Carter, b. 1884
.
3.1.8.5.2.
Amanda J. Vaughan
, b. 8 Jul 1886, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 18 Oct 1904, typhoid.
3.1.8.5.3.
Cornelious Vaughan
, b. 3 Mar 1889, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 20 Jan 1967 (age 77); m. 3 Apr 1912, to Ida
Mae Williams, b. 1898; d. 1 Mar 1970 (age 78).
3.1.8.5.4.
George A. Vaughan
, b. 26 Aug 1891, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 8 Oct 1911 at LMU of typhoid.
3.1.8.5.5.
Henry Clay Vaughan
, b. 1 Jul 1895, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 1 Mar 1959 (age 64); m. 17 Mar 1918, to
Elsie Walters, b. 1895
.
3.1.8.5.6.
Martha Alice Vaughan
, b. 29 Jul 1898, Hawkins Co., TN; d. 11 May 1973 (age 84); m. 7 Jun 1926, to
James Sanford Thomas
, b. 1894; d. 1 May 1952.
3.1.8.5.7.
Bertha LuCinda Vaughan, b. 8 Aug 1901; d. 12 Mar 1973 (age 71); m.
28 Nov 1920, to Sterling Elbert Holt
, d. 23 Jul 1967 (age 71).
3.1.8.5.8.
William '
3.1.8.9. Martha Matilda Vaughan , daughter of James and LuCinda (Seal) Vaughan, b. 20 Nov 1874; d. 29 Sept 1958; m. Jan 1890 to Harvey Vance Gonce , b. 6 Jan 1860.
Harvey
Vance & Martha Matilda (Vaughn) Gonce had eight (8) children:
3.1.8.9.1.
Bonnie Ruby Gonce
3.1.8.9.2.
George
Bert Gonce
3.1.8.9.3.
Marion
Elizabeth Gonce
3.1.8.9.4.
Nora
Ethyl Gonce, b. Mar 1891
3.1.8.9.5.
Arlie
Vance Gonce, b. Dec 1892
3.1.8.9.6.
James
Edward Gonce, b. Oct 1894
3.1.8.9.7.
Kate
Maryland Gonce, b. Dec 1897
3.1.8.9.8.
Geneva
Alice Gonce, b. Oct 1900; d. Oct 1997, Rogersville, Hawkins Co., RTN; m 13 Feb
1921, TN to Bailey Johnson, b. 28 Nov 1895, Hancock Co., TN
3.1.8.5.8.
William '
Roy
& Grace (Baker)
Vaughan
had (5) five
children:
3.1.8.5.8.1.
Barbara Alynne Vaughan
m. to John Burns
.
3.1.8.5.8.2.
3.1.8.5.8.3.
Michael Alan Vaughan
3.1.8.5.8.4.
Larry Charles Vaughan
3.1.8.5.8.5.
Roy Kenneth Vaughan
[1]
There is a Thomas
Jefferson Vaughan
,
b. 1877; d. 1953; m 1st to Pearl Livesay
;
m 2nd to Dosha Alice Booker
.
At this time I do not know exactly who his parents are this Thomas
may be his grandfather or an uncle.
[2]
There is a Thomas
Jefferson Vaughan
,
b. 1877; d. 1953; m 1st to Pearl Livesay
;
m 2nd to Dosha Alice Booker
.
At this time I do not know exactly who his parents are this Thomas
may be his grandfather or an uncle.
[i]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[ii
- v]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm;
“The Voices of Old Men A story of the Vaughan Family”, by Henry P. Scalf,
© 1965
[vi]
“Families of
[vii]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[viii - x]
Online Family Tree of Kristi
Collins
[xi]
From The Vaughan, Etc. Newsletter. Volume II, #4, October 1984, page 46.
According to a Query and Information from: Mable Harp, 401 South Powell,
Wagoner, OK 74467 - Mable
thinks her father would not give permission for Nancy to marry a man twice
her age, so they left Charlotte County, never to return.
[xii]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[xiii - xv]
Online Family Tree of Kristi
Collins
[xvi]
From The Vaughan, Etc. Newsletter. Volume II, #4, October 1984, page 46.
According to a Query and Information from: Mable Harp, 401 South Powell,
Wagoner, OK 74467
[xvii]
“The Personal Property Tax Lists For The Year 1787 For Montgomery County,
Virginia”, by Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Speakman Love, © 1987 by
Netti Schreiner-Yantis, published by Genealogical Books in Print,
Springfield, VA, p. 434
[xviii]
Vaughan Family Bible, in possession of Barbara (Parsons) Owens
[xix]
From file contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives Compiled and
submitted by Phyllis Phillips onlyonePhyl@aol.com
– Jul 24, 2004
[xx - xxi]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[xxii]
Sherylynn (Robinson) Jones @ sherylnnj@rtusco.net
chart dated 12/2/04
[xxiii - xxvii]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[xxviii]
For over a
hundred years, many descendants of Fereby Vaughan have wondered about her
ancestry. She was said to have been born in 1745 in North Carolina and to
have been a "Cherokee Indian Princess", a term that is ridiculous
and somewhat insulting to anyone of the Cherokee tribe. Recent research has
indicated that Fereby was probably born between 1753 and 1758. This goes
against the 1850 Madison County Death Schedule, which listed her age at the
time of her death in 1850 as 105 years. We descendants believe this is wrong
and have some proof from earlier censuses. -
[xxix - xxx]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[xxxi]
ecdavis@atlascomm.net
[xxxii]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm
[xxxiii - xxxviii]
Ed Davis e-mail to ecdavis@atlascomm.net
; website http://www.atlascomm.net/ecdavis/vaughan.htm;
“The Voices of Old Men A story of the Vaughan Family”, by Henry P. Scalf,
© 1965
[xxxix]
From file contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives Compiled and
submitted by Phyllis Phillips -
Jul 24, 2004
[xl - xlii]
From The Vaughan, Etc. Newsletter. Volume II, #4, October 1984, page 46.
According to a Query and Information from: Mable Harp, 401 South Powell,
Wagoner, OK 74467
[xliii]
copied by Lillie Marshall [DODMAR@adelphia.net]
[xliv]
Mobie McCammon m.mccammon
[m.mccammon@insightbb.com]
[xlv]
Lillie Marshall at dodmar@adelphia.net
[xlvi]
Linda Sizemore Query on Hancock Board of Ancestry.com dated 2 Oct 2000
[xlvii]
Lillie Marshall at dodmar@adelphia.net
[xlviii]
1819 according to 1850 census
[xlix - lii]
Lillie Marshall at dodmar@adelphia.net
[liii]
Mobie McCammon m.mccammon
[m.mccammon@insightbb.com]
[liv]
Phyllis Phillips at OnlyonePhyl@aol.com
4/04
[lv]
Mobie McCammon m.mccammon
[m.mccammon@insightbb.com] children names from Phyllis Phillips at OnlyonePhyl@aol.com
[lvi]
copied by Lillie Marshall [DODMAR@adelphia.net]
[lvii]
1819 according to 1850 census
[lviii - lix]
copied by Lillie Marshall [DODMAR@adelphia.net]
[lx
- lxv]
Gleaned from National Archive Papers by Jackie Hough
[lxvi]
Online Family Tree of Patricia Harmon.
[lxvii]
Gleaned from National Archive Papers by Jackie Hough
[lxviii]
Mobie McCammon m.mccammon
[m.mccammon@insightbb.com] children names from Phyllis Phillips at OnlyonePhyl@aol.com
[lxix - lxxiii]
Phyllis Phillips at OnlyonePhyl@aol.com
4/04
[lxxiv]
Gleaned from National Archive Papers by Jackie Hough
[lxxv]
Phyllis Phillips at OnlyonePhyl@aol.com
4/04 – Information on children.
[lxxvi]
“Bicentennial History of Lee County, Virginia 1792-1992”