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Re: Vaughan-Vaughn Research

Thanesmama1 — 2012-05-21 14:44:12Z

Hi. I can't help you wilth your genealogy question but I would suggesst to you that you get your DNA researched. I am a Stephens descendent and we relate to the Vaughans and a group of other people with different surnames with nearly identical DNA. We can find no genealogical links. I suspect we were linked in the motherland, possibly in a place such as Wales which used a patronymic naming system. Others believe we link in this country. It is fascinating. We are finding it is about the only way to determine links with any assurance because of all the loss of records, particularly southern records. Good luck to you. I know I am related to a Rusty Vaughan; I just don't know how. Very frustrating! Linda Stephens Collins

Re: Vaughan-Vaughn Research

ckreed1947 — 2012-05-20 17:12:05Z

Hello, I am not researching Stephen in particular, but I am looking for Vaughn/Vaughan's in Georgia and North Carolina. I am trying to find the birthplace and parents of James Edward Vaughn/an. Census records show he was born in Georgia abt 6 June 1822 and his parents (unknown) were born in North Carolina. As the spelling of the name has changed since immigrating to America (actually using both spellings) I have been looking at both spellings as possibilities. I thank all of you. Cynthia Vaughn Reed

VAUGHAN Faye C 1909 2000 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-20 18:55:10Z

VAUGHAN Faye C 1909 2000 together forever

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VAUGHAN Joe L 1920 1985 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-19 22:22:43Z

VAUGHAN Joe L 1920 1985 together forever

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Looking for the parents of Wilkins Vaughan

fcmef05 — 2012-04-14 22:48:28Z

Looking for the parents of Wilkins Vaughan. Wilkins was married to Adeline. They had children (Henderson, Douglas, Frederick, Nancy, John)

W. O. Vaughn - "batching" in Colorado 1867

Philibert1813 — 2012-04-07 14:53:49Z

My maternal grandmother's father's journal contains a couple of notes regarding a certain W. O. Vaughn. "May 23rd 67, W.O. Vaughn Commenced Batching with A.M. Badger, C.T. Badger & L.S. Dawes." and "June 17th A.M. Badger, C.T. Badger, W.O. Vaughn Moved from Dawes house to a log house opisite (below) the Grave Yard. June 14th W.O. Vaughn went out to Halls Mill to work. July 18th W.O. Vaughn Came back from Halls Mill & went to Batching with A.M. Badger & C.T. Badger." Can anyone identify this individual?

Vaughn's of Patrick County, Virginia

dmartin8625 — 2012-03-31 21:46:50Z

I'am currently researching my Vaughn ancestry and would like very much to share info. with anyone who is also researching this family. Vaughn, Hollandsworth, Craddock, Ingram, Baliles. dmartin8625@yahoo.com

VAUGHAN Okie 1924 2003 beloved husband

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-03-26 21:24:50Z

VAUGHAN Okie 1924 2003 beloved husband

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Re: David Vaughan Descendants

patricobrien — 2012-03-14 02:19:28Z

Margaret Honora Vaughan and Thomas Jefferson O'Hara are my husbands Great grandparents. We would be interested in any information you have about David Vaughan and Honora O'Connell. Any information you have would be appreciated. Thanks, Pat O'Brien

Re: Vaughan-Vaughn Research

Thanesmama1 — 2012-03-13 14:12:54Z

Hi. Intrigued by the Stephen Vaughn in Wake County. We (Stephens) connect to the Vaughan by DNA, a close connection. My last known ancestor was Joshua Stephens who died intestate in 1761 in Wake/Johnston. He lived on Middle Creek where in intersects with Mills Branch, not too far from Wake Technical College. Do you know where your Stephen Vaughan lived in Wake County? Do you know of any relationship with Stephens?

Linda Stephens Collins

Re: John and Lydia Vaughan - Mays Landing, NJ

ThomasArnold369 — 2012-03-12 19:00:59Z

John Stout and Lydia Frazier Vaughn (daughter of Daniel and Sarah Frazier of Mays Landing) are my great-great-great grandparents. I have done quite a bit of research on the family and have a copy of their family Bible and other records. They were married on 9 Mar 1834 and resided in what is now referred to as the Newcomb House on the Great Egg Harbor river (on Old River Rd). John was a sea captain and was owner and master of the schooners Elizabeth A. and Sarah Jane Vaughn (I have the original copy of his "Schooner Log" for the Elizabeth A. and Sarah Jane Vaughn covering the years 1851-1866). John and Lydia had nine children: Amelia (1834-1835), Benjamin H. (1836-1923), John Jr. (1838-1842), Augustus (1842-1843), John, Jr. (1844-1851), Daniel F. (1846-1930), Bartine (1849-1864), Francis aka Frank (1850-1943), he is my great-great grandfather, and Alexander (1853-1903). Benjamin, Daniel and Frank also became sea captains, that latter two in Mays Landing. Lydia Frazier Vaughn died on 1 May 1853 and John subsequently married Lydia's younger sister Sarah Jane Frazier, probably in 1855. You can find Sarah Jane living with the John and Lydia Vaughn family in the 1850 census. John had four more children with Sarah Jane: William H. (1855-1863), Lydia A. aka Lillie (1857-1880), John W. (1862-aft. 1930) and Eva Lena (1870-1878). Lydia Frazier Vaughn (1814-1853) was buried in Westcott Free Burying Ground in Mays Landing with five of her children: Amelia, John, Jr., Augustus, John, Jr. and Bartine. William H. (Willie), son of John and Sarah Jane, was also buried there. Most of the rest of the family is buried in Union Cemetery, Mays Landing. One plot has the graves (marked with a single monument) of Captain John Vaughn (1810-1902), Sarah Jane Vaughn (1830-1893), Lena Vaughn (1870-1878), Lillie Vaughn (1857-1880), and Benjamin H. (1836-1923), Alexander Vaughn (1853-1903), and Cornelia, Alexander's wife (1864-1949). Buried nearby are Cornelia's 2nd husband Harry V. Newcomb (1856-1922), his 1st wife Eliza J. Newcomb (1864-1904), who was also Cornelia's close friend, and Harry and Eliza's daughter Edna N. Freney (1892-1983), whose ancestors now own the Newcomb house. In a separate plot (also marked with a single monument) are: Captain Frank Vaughn (1850-1943), his wife Jennie E. [Nichols] Vaughn (1852-1920), their daughter Lena V. Schenck (1878-1954), she is my great-grandmother who was first married to George Harris Risley (son of Atlantic County Surrogate and Hamilton Twp Freeholder, John S. Risley), but after their divorce in ~1913, she married William S. Schenck in 1921, Wm. S. Schenck (1873-1940), and Alonzola N. [Vaughn] (1883-1892), daughter of Frank and Jennie Vaughn. In a 3rd plot are the graves of Daniel Vaughn (1846-1930), his wife Amanda Hudson Vaughn (1848-?) and their daughter Mary C. (1868-1886). Please feel free to e-mail me for further information (thomas9991@sbcglobal.net).

Re: permelia vaughan/georgia

josie8862 — 2012-03-06 03:55:33Z

Walt,
Please explain what you are talking about ?

I am looking for a Permelia (Brooks) Vaughn whom was from the area of Bucks co., Pennsylvania area & Trenton, NJ
area.
I also think Permelia was married a 2nd time to a Lemuel Marr, whom was from Trenton area of NJ.

Thanks
Joanne

Re: permelia vaughan/georgia

WaltVaughan29 — 2012-03-05 21:55:07Z

This sin my fmily tree

Re: Gillian Tonzar wife of John Vaughan

ralphvaughan — 2012-02-28 03:48:48Z

Greetings!

I have never seen a time-period document listing John VAUGHAN's wife with a maiden name. All references seem to be other emails or postings but no one seems to have an actual document. If you know where one can be had, I'd be happy to pay for it. John & Gillian are 9GGparents to me

Ralph

Thomas Vaughan d. 1907 in CO

kimbark604 — 2012-02-15 20:15:48Z

Appeared in the Jan 3, 1908 Lafayette, CO newspaper:
"Death of Thomas Vaughan
Thomas Vaughan, aged 53 (?), born in South Wales, died at his home in Lafayette at 2:10 p.m. on December 29, from pneumonia, after a short illness.
Mr. Vaughan came to this country in 1871, lived in Beacon, Iowa for a year, and moved from there to Erie, Colo, at which place he resided for four years. He then moved to Salt Lake City, and from there to California.
In 1885 he returned to Colorado, to make his residence at Lafayette, where he resided continuously up to the time of his decease. Mr. Vaughan was a pioneer coal miner of this region, having formerly been the owner of the Vaughan Slope mine, and holding an interest in the old Baker mine, now abandoned. He has been known in the coal fields of Northern Colorado for thirty five years, and particularly during the last twenty two years of his residence here. He was known for his kindly works and was honored and respected by all with whom he came in contact.
He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Improved Order of Red Men, and was attended during his illness by members of those orders. He leaves a wife and daughter Elizabeth; a half sister and two half brothers.
The funeral took place on January 1, from the home of deceased, Rev. J.C.P. Hester officiating. The body was interterred [sic] in Lafayette cemetery, the services at the grave being under the joint auspices of the Eagles and Red Men.
The floral offerings were numerous and very beautiful, some pieces being received from the east. The many friends of the family sincerely mourn the loss of one of our pioneer citizens."
Submitter not related.

John and Lydia Vaughan - Mays Landing, NJ

ajsec — 2012-02-01 13:44:21Z

I am recording the graves in the Westcott Free Burying Ground in Mays Landing, NJ. There is a Vaughan family there. Parents are John and Lydia. Kids are Amelia, Augustus, Bartine, and John Jr. All lived and died in the early 1800s. There is also a grave for William H. Vaughan, son of John and Sarah, who died in 1869 at 8 years old. I believe that many of the dates on the stones and in the genealogical records of the county (Atlantic) are incorrect. Does anyone know this family?

Re: Charles Vaughan married Lilla Riker

RRUTHAOK2 — 2012-01-25 21:29:01Z

Hi,

There are Jennings Descendents. I am the great grandaughter of Clement Jennings. I am going to start at Santa Isabel Cemetary in Belem i think family members are buried there. I am going to meet with my cousin Celson Vaughan. Then I will head to Santarem. My grandmother Consuelo and her sister Albina Jennings in Belem at Pao de Santo Antonio a nursing home, most of the residents are buried across the street at St Isabel.

Re: Charles Vaughan married Lilla Riker

ottieboy — 2012-01-25 02:46:45Z

If you have not already made contact with LEE PENDERGRAFT, you need to do so. Lee is the great grandson of William Jennings (stepson of Vaughan) I descend from the Jennings family...my great great grandmother married James Vaughn and had more children with him. They went to Brazil after the War Between the States. "Your" Clement Jennings was the 4th and youngest son of Elizabeth Brett Jennings.He was born about 1852 in Wilson Co., TN. His mother,Elizabeth was married 1st to Clem Jennings in Wilson Co., TN.They had 4 sons. He died and she next married John Wilson in Wilson Co., TN. They had no children together. He died. She 3rd married James Vaughan. James had been married 2 times before Elizabeth and had several children by the first wives. He and Elizabeth had more children together. Of the 4 Jennings sons, 3 of them remained in Brazil with their parents (Elizabeth and step father James Vaughn) However, the oldest Jennings son did not remain in Brazil. He returned to the US and settled in Arkansas. I descend from the oldest son. There is a photo of George Jennings. I do not have it. Lee Pendergraft may have a copy to scan and send you. There are very few photos of the family in Brazil at that time. Lee and I (mostly Lee) have been trying to compile as much information as possible to record in a book form. You could contribute to it, I am sure! Please contact Lee and tell him Caroline gave you his email. Make sure to put something like "Jennings in Brazil" in the subject box when emailing him...or something that will let him know you are from the family line and searching for info. LEE's email : lop8308@yahoo.com. Feel free to contact me again.

Vaughan and Marrow family of PA

yardie531 — 2012-01-21 02:09:35Z

Greetings!
I'm looking for any information anyone might have on Robert Vaughn, born in 1755 in Bangor, Cardiganshire, Wales. He married Catherine Marrow/Morrow and moved to the Tell Township, Huntingdon County, PA area. I'm primarily interested in finding out more about his parents and further ancestors. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Grant Speer

Re: Charles Vaughan married Lilla Riker

RRUTHAOK2 — 2012-01-17 22:23:02Z

I am the granddaughter of Consuelo Jennings, daughter of Clement. I am looking for any old photos of them im Santarem Brasil. I was born there and am going back in June to research. I only know that they had a home in Benjamin Constant Street. Any info or pictures would be appreciated

VAUGHAN W A 1904 1948

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-06 23:34:22Z

VAUGHAN W A 1904 1948

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VAUGHAN W R 1943 1943

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-03 02:11:19Z

VAUGHAN W R 1943 1943

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VAUGHAN James O - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-26 13:22:40Z

VAUGHAN James O - Vietnam Wall section 3E

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Enoch Vaughan

cordv1 — 2011-12-24 07:56:33Z

Does anyone have any information of Enoch Vaughan, son of Oscar F. Vaughan. He married a woman named Mary. He fought in the Revolutionary War. That is all I really know about him.

VAUGHAN Pauline HARD 1912 1989 praying hands

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-13 15:36:00Z

VAUGHAN Pauline HARD 1912 1989 praying hands

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Re: John VAUGHAN, born abt 1750 in Brunswick/Lunenburg/Charlotte County, Virginia

jamesfry76 — 2011-12-10 14:31:23Z

Hmmmm? I just wonder about possible connections.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

JAMES CUTIS VAUGHAN -- OBIT

GBaragona — 2011-12-01 19:29:35Z

Mr. Vaughan's obituary was in the Chipley (FL) Bugle online. I am not related to Mr. Vaughan, nor do I have additional information. I am posting the obit for interested researchers. (Not sure if his middle name may be misspelled--could be CuRtis.)

*****
James Cutis Vaughan of the Pittman Community in Holmes County (FL) passed away November 29. He was born in Cole City, Alabama, St. Clair County, on June 16, 1915. He and his wife owned and operated a Country Grocery Store on Highway 2 for many years. He also hauled cows for Graceville Livestock for many years.

Mr. Vaughan is preceded in death by his wife, Vonzie Vaughan; parents, William Henry Vaughan and Sarah Elizabeth Walker Vaughan; three sisters, Irene Bell, Inez Cain, Ruby Peach; two brothers, Emerys Vaughan and William T. Vaughan; son-in-law, Malcolm Owens; great-granddaughter, Christie Wilkerson Capps.

Survivors include two daughters, Bernell Owens, Janice (Alford) Williams both of Bonifay; five grandchildren, Brenda (Ronnie) Wilkerson of Bonifay, Frankie (Vickie) Owens of Destin, Alisa (Wade) Phillips of Slocomb, Teresa (Tracy) Glass of Dothan, Michael Kevin (Jewellyn) Owens of Bonifay; nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild; several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 2, at Union Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Wesley Adams and Rev. Carson Fender officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery with Peel Funeral Home directing. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at Peel Funeral Home in Bonifay.

Contributions may be given to Union Hill Church and Cemetery, 2465 Hwy 2, Bonifay, FL 32425 or Covenant Hospice, 4215 Kelson Ave., Suite E, Marianna, FL 32446.

Tarleton Vaughan, and Mary Naylor

jmanocchi1 — 2011-12-01 04:12:47Z

Looking for info on Tarleton Vaughan, born about 1806 in KY and died about 1860 in VA. He married Mary Naylor born about 1809 in VA and died about 1874 in VA. I have no information on him. If anyone does, please help me fill in the blanks! Thank you

John VAUGHAN, born abt 1750 in Brunswick/Lunenburg/Charlotte County, Virginia

DavidVaughan73 — 2011-11-25 19:02:48Z

Seeking any information on John VAUGHAN (VAUGHN), born abt 1750 vic Brunswick/Lunenburg/Charlotte County, Virginia. After the Revolutionary War, he moved to Richmond County, Georgia, where he is listed in his brother’s will – James Vaughan – along with James’s wife, Jane, and another brother, William (a Revolutionary War soldier who remained in Charlotte County, Virginia).

James VAUGHAN, Revolutionary War Soldier from Charlotte County, Virginia

DavidVaughan73 — 2011-11-25 18:37:22Z

Seeking any information on James VAUGHAN (VAUGHN), born abt 1744 vic Brunswick/Lunenburg/Charlotte County, Virginia. James was a Revolutionary War soldier, serving from 1776 to 1778 with the 4th Virginia Regiment of Foot, having enlisted in Charlotte County, Virginia. After the war, he moved to Richmond County, Georgia, where he died between 19 November and 21 December 1793 based on his will being written and probated in the county court. Will lists wife, Jane, and two brothers, John and William. John was also residing in Richmond County, Georgia but William (also a Revolutionary War soldier) remained in Charlotte County, Virginia. This is NOT the James VAUGHAN, also a Revolutionary War soldier from the Charlotte County, Virginia area, that moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia and had two wives and about 10 children.

Albert Vaughan/n Wythe county Va "foster falls"

hobby1964pw — 2011-11-23 13:59:21Z

I am on the hunt for my gg grandfathers brother. He was born in Wythe co Va abt 1870. He married Sally Jane Lewis in 1890 wythe co va. He shows up on the 1900 census and after this disappears. In the 1900 census they have 5 children and one deceased.He was the son of William A Vaughn & Jane Vaughn If anybody has any info on my family feel free to contact me. hobby1964pw@yahoo.com

I have searched WWI,WWII and all records possible. Still searching in other states but aint having any luck

chuck

Re: The Vaughan Family In Virginia

lofisher — 2011-10-31 23:50:05Z

i too am a vaughan but i don't know if we are related. i'm trying to find my greatgrand parents. i know who my grandparents were william vaughan and mollie blake vaughanbut that's as far as i can get.

lorraine vaughan fisher

Re: looking for a Virginia-based Vincent or Vinson Vaughan

vaug40165 — 2011-10-23 18:57:02Z

I am a descendent of Vincent Vaughan and Henry Clader Vaughan, sometimes referred to as Jr. If I can be of assistance let me know.

Re: Miles M. VAUGHAN, Pontotoc Co., Mississippi

rvaughan117 — 2011-10-07 02:41:37Z

Phyllis, Thanks for the info. I think we corresponded via email a while back if you belong to the Houston Genealogy Forum. If you want to email me directly at vaughan117@comcast.net, we can compare notes. Thanks. Rikki

Miles M. VAUGHAN, Pontotoc Co., Mississippi

Phyllis Moody — 2011-10-06 05:27:35Z

My records indicate that Miles Malone Vaughan was born on 17 Dec 1826 in MS, and died 23 Jan 1906 in Mullen, Mills Co., TX. He was the son of William H. Vaughan (unproven) b. 1775 VA died between 1847-1855 Layfette Co., MS on 1850 MS Census. Miles siblings were: David M., Walton "Doc" Harris, Thomas Hundley, Murphy (my ancestor), Jane, Melkijah Deerberry, Word Gideon, and William M. VAUGHAN. David and Walton were born in GA, Thomas born in AL, and the rest born in MS. In my research, several of the boys came to TX and died in Anderson Co., TX, Leon Co., TX and Houston Co., TX with Miles as stated above. IF you have any proofs of these children's parentage, please respond. Sincerely, Phyllis Vaughan Moody, Houston

Miles M. Vaughan, Pontotoc Co., Mississippi

rvaughan117 — 2011-10-05 18:40:58Z

I am searching for information on the parents (born South Carolina) and siblings of Miles M. Vaughan (born 1826, MS, died 1906, Texas).

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

vcktay — 2011-09-25 02:44:44Z

You know I have actually done some research into the 6th TN since my GG Grandfather Jackson J King was in it. He did not get mustered in until close to the end of the war but he was there. He had two brothers who fought on the confederate side. He also had a brother tht was in the 6th tN with him. their father George King was Pro Union according to sources. Julius Hurst who wrote " Hurst Nation" was the grandson of John Calvin King who was Jackson's brother. Interesting!! Actually I don't live too far from Bolivar, so I may go out since it is not as hot now and see what I can find. Bye!!

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

posty11064 — 2011-09-24 18:04:42Z

We may have exhausted the records at the court house. Likely need to start with churches east and northeast of Bolivar. There is a cemetery on church grounds east of there that has pictures on many of the markers. Needed bug spray back then, so did not stay long. There is a Vaughn Rd NE of town with 3 cemeteries and 2 churches with in 2miles of it.

Plus some folks did not like this Yankee coming down there, and 6th TN Cav had a very bad reputation. Col Hurst was just flat out nasty.

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

vcktay — 2011-09-24 16:26:31Z

That makes sense. In fact I have family on my father's side named King, who lived in McNairy County during the Civil War and at least two of the sons, one of whom was my GG Grandfather were also in the 6th TN Cavalry.Back to Vaughans, you are the only person who has posted George as a brother to Benjamin Vaughan. I think that he was too. In the 1850 census, he stated that he was born in SC,just as Benjamin stated. Jane Vaughan stated she was born in SC, so they must have lived there for some time as Benjamin and George, Francis and Dolly stated they were born there. I would like to find some record that tells us where they were in SC. Where would you go in Bolivar first for information? Keep me posted!! Thanks

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

posty11064 — 2011-09-24 05:23:13Z

I think it was a John Vaughn, but have no proof. I need another week stay in Bolivar and about a week in the Carolina's to find information.

The move in 1860 was not to stay out of the war, but because of George's Pro Union stance. George his son Nathaniel and I believe an older brother to George, John Vaughn joined the 6th Tenn Cav(US).

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

vcktay — 2011-09-23 19:47:26Z

Do you know who his father was by any chance?

Re: George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

posty11064 — 2011-09-22 22:29:13Z

George Vaughan was my husbands 3 great grandfather. He moved his family to Perry/Randolph Co. in Illinois in early 1860's. Nathaniel, the oldest son, is my direct line.

George Vaughan b 1817 in SC

vcktay — 2011-09-22 20:34:38Z

Looking for info on who his parents were. In 1850 he is in Hardeman County with a wife named Dolley or Delila. They have 5 children. In 1860 they are in McNairy County with nine children. Can't find them in 1870, but in 1880 they are in Tamarca, Perry, Illinois with only Benjamin and John. Could be they were trying to keep the boys out of the war.

Vaughan or Vaughn

JamesHaroldVaughan — 2011-09-05 22:02:08Z

Anyone Have any information on James Asa Vaughan born Oct 27th 1827 somewhere in Virginia

Re: Joel/Joseph Bennett Vaughan

haggymae04 — 2011-09-02 19:29:11Z

Hi wanda, this is grandmavaughan I'm working with my friend haggymae. Send me an email at grandmavaughan@yahoo.com and I'll see what we can do about helping you with your OLDHAM's!

Re: Joel/Joseph Bennett Vaughan

calwanbaker — 2011-09-01 21:16:29Z

I am the granddaughter of William Wesley Vaughan and the daughter of the late Vera Faye(Vaughan) Wammack. You are right if you are from the family of William Wesley Vaughan of Childress Texas you do have Chawtau blood. My grandfather and all of his brother are on the Chawtau indian roll.I would like information on the Oldham lines I know nothing about that side of my family.
Wanda Baker (Vaughan-Wammack)

Re: The Vaughan Family In Virginia

svanlaar1 — 2011-08-30 19:32:31Z

I wonder if you are related. My great great great grandmother, Nancy Vaughan lived on the McAllister farm in 1830 she had five children, one was John my great great grand father born in Nelson County, VA

Benjamin Vaughan b: Essex, Va 1718 d: 1765?

petroman2 — 2011-08-17 13:07:34Z

Married Ann Hundley Caroline, Va. 1736 ?Please email any info to: blewis@menoah.com.

Benjamin Vaughan-b:1718 Essex, Va. d: 1785 ?

petroman2 — 2011-08-17 13:03:48Z

Married in Caroline Va. ? 1736 to Ann Hundley. The Joseph or Josephus Vaughan often shown by others does not fit. Any help pls email blewis@menoah.com

William Vaughan

ngv24 — 2011-07-27 15:32:22Z

Trying to find William Vaughan who passed away in Aldershot area of england about 1891. He had 2 children named John Francis (born about 1896) and Mary Ann who was a few years younger. Spouse was Margaret Smith as I understand. Any help would be greatly appreciated.