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VAUGHAN Charles M 1949 1912 Holy Bible

t42Laureland — 2013-05-18 01:18:39Z

VAUGHAN Charles M 1949 1912 Holy Bible

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Re: Vaughan-Vaughn Research

familytreewanted — 2013-03-27 16:10:18Z

Hi. I think it is interesting that the STEPHENS and VAUGHAN's are related by DNA. My 3rd great grandfather William J. STEPHENS was born in Illinois in 1850. In the 1860 census, Henderson County, Illinois, he is living with William A. VAUGHN/VAUGHAN and wife. After William J. STEPHENS marries Anna RUSSELL in 1870, they live next to William A. VAUGHN/VAUGHAN. William J. STEPHENS and Anna even name one of their children after William A. VAUGHN/VAUGHAN. I've been trying to figure out if the they were related or if the VAUGHNs/VAUGHANs just "fostered" him? I don't know William J. STEPHENS parents names? The 1880 Census has his Dad born in Pennslyvania and his Mom in Ohio. But, those could be wrong. I've seen it before. William J. STEPHENS is my "brickwall" or "needle in a haystack." I have been trying several different approaches lately to find more information.

Thanks.

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VAUGHAN Donald S - Vietnam Wall section 15 E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2013-03-20 23:16:47Z

VAUGHAN Donald S - Vietnam Wall section 15 E

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Vaughan, Elizabeth (Australia Died 1914)

mtapiolas — 2013-03-11 09:25:33Z

Hi
I am searching any other information or verification on the above lady who was my second great grandmother. She was married twice 1st to John Bruce Taylor and had two daugters Amy Ethel and Elizabeth Mary Taylor. Then 2nd Thomas Larkin and they had several children, Vera, Dorothy, Annie, Thomas and John. I know they lived in Melbourne Victoria. I have it recorded that she was born in 1842 and her parents were Thomas and Mary Vaughan who are recorded as having come over from Liverpool In 1840 aboard the ship Georgina. It is rcorded them being from Cork also. They had other children, Benjamin, Richard, Ellen and Horiana. This does seem to fit time wise etc but I am hoping someone can share some light on the subject and verify this for me.
Cheers Maddie

VAUGHAN Frank M 1917-1995

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-03-09 13:30:48Z

VAUGHAN Frank M 1917-1995

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Re: Selden E. Vaughan

windancer124 — 2013-03-09 03:33:20Z

Ok, I will. Please let me know if you find the book. My e-mail is:
windancer@optonline.net

Thank you!
Nancy H. Glass

Census?

sarahlouiselennon — 2013-03-07 13:38:44Z

I live in Middlesbrough, Well Stockton-On-Tees to be precise. I grew up hearing the names of Vaughan and Bolchow, last night I was at a Memories of Middlesbrough event when it was mentioned that Vaughan was origonaly welsh and that an awful lot of welsh people followed after him to gain work at his company. I had always assumed that he was a Middlesbrough born man.

Anyway I have a welsh 2x Great Grandfather Evan Thomas who was a Labourer at an Iron Works and I was wondering if there was a way to find out if he worked for Vaughan or not? Baring in mind that he's origonaly meant to have been a policeman in wales before being stricken here for not speaking english.

VAUGHAN Sara C 1928-

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-03-05 19:50:46Z

VAUGHAN Sara C 1928-

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Re: Selden E. Vaughan

gordandk — 2013-03-04 11:39:40Z

Thanks so mkuch for your information. Please stay in touch via e-mail at gordandk@aol.com. The town of Plattsburgh here inb Clinton County, NY is planning special recognition of the Vaughan family for its part in a skirmish here in Morrisonville during the Battles of Plattsburgh in the War of 1812. A vaughn (Vaughan) Road in located less than 2 miles from our house. Benjamin helped to build the historic Kent-DeLord House in Plattsburgh and since his bones and grave stone were found along with those of Sylvina, they have bee the subject on some wonderful ghost stories I have written about often. Sadly, I can't put my hands on the wonderful Vaughan book at this moment, but will launch an all-out search among my things. Meanwhile, please stay in touch. Your Vaughan connection is most exciting. Our mailing address is PO Box 92,l Morrisonville, NY 12962 and our telephone number is 518-563-4108.

Re: Selden E. Vaughan

windancer124 — 2013-03-04 02:52:17Z

Hi,
I think I may have your answer regarding Seldon Vaughan's parents. I have a book titled "Descendents of John Vaughan" that was written by H. Vaughan Griffin Sr. and published in 1976. On page 334 he lists the parent of Seldon as Adoniram Judson Vaughan and Sarah Cornelia Darling. Adoniram is the son of Noble A. Vaughan, one of Benjamin Vaughan Jr.'s many children. He obtained this info from an 1880 census which show Seldon as being 12 years old.

I'm a descendent of Benjamin Vaughan, Jr. His son, James Emerson, by his 2nd wife Sylvina Averill, was my 3rd great-grandfather. James is also the brother of Noble and Nathan. I am trying to link James to Benjamin in order to make an application with the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). How can I get a copy of the Vaughan genealogy book by Nathan Vaughan that you mentioned? I would be happy to pay to have a copy made so that I can keep it with my records on our family and use a stronger proof of my lineage.

Thank you,

Nancy Mona Harrington Glass

Heratio and Alice

svaughan1959 — 2013-03-03 20:55:40Z

Looking for picture of my GG grandfather and mother I have C War discharge papers but looking for a picture of Heratio

VAUGHAN Rosalie T 1914-1980

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-03-01 19:34:41Z

VAUGHAN Rosalie T 1914-1980

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divorce certificates

ephraimpedley — 2013-02-27 03:31:08Z

Searching for divorce certificate of ethel may vaughan/summerscales & john henry summerscales married 25 jan 1919 ashton under lyne uk.

ethel moved to melbourne australia in 1924 with her daughter edith summerscales

Re: Benjamin Vaughan of Herkimer/ Barrington, NY

karianded1 — 2013-02-23 21:20:25Z

I am helping a friend verify their lineage and she is descended from the youngest son of Benjamin Vaughan with his second wife, Sylvina Averill. Do you know where I can get a copy of the bible records or any other records that prove who his children were?

Re: John Vaughan - Will 1868

jeanffrench — 2013-02-23 13:50:56Z

Dave, I haven't seen these, thanks. I don't have Membership of Findmypast but will have a look at the other site.
Jean

VAUGHAN Hank and Jerry

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-02-23 13:45:18Z

VAUGHAN Hank and Jerry

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Re: John Vaughan - Will 1868

DCB_NWH — 2013-02-23 13:20:47Z

You may have seen the following on the National Library of Wales website - http://www.llgc.org.uk/index.php?id=searcharchivaldatabases

In the Archives and Manuscripts pre 1999, there are two references to Bolckow. One is re Edward Williams in 1871 and one re Thomas Vaughan and Edward Williams in 1873.

Also there are marriages bonds, which include that for Joseph Vaughan and Sarah Morgan. There are four other Vaughans in Bedwellty.

Images from the marriage register are available on Findmypast. That for Joseph gives his occupation as shopkeeper and both signed their own names.

David

Amaziah Vaughan - baptism 1802

jeanffrench — 2013-02-22 12:34:36Z

"Amaziah has two entries on https://familysearch.org/ - one for Bedwardine and one for Stafford."

They are both on the same day, 22 Aug 1802. According to a modern map, it is 53.5 MILES from Stafford to Worcester. I doubt that someone would have travelled that distance to baptise their child on the same day in 1802. I suspect the Stafford entry is an anomaly, given that John Vaughan was supposed to have been born at Worcester.

John Vaughan married Mary Poole?

jeanffrench — 2013-02-22 12:22:16Z

I have obtained a copy of a certificate dated 15 October 1840 for the marriage at Thirsk, Yorkshire between Henry William BOLCKOW and Miriam HAY, and discovered that Miriam's father's name was Joseph POOLE, described as a "gentleman".

If her sister Ann married John VAUGHAN, then presumably her name was Ann POOLE.

Re: John Vaughan - Will 1868

jeanffrench — 2013-02-22 12:20:32Z

This article is useful in identifying John Vaughan's brothers, Amaziah and Joseph.

Reynolds's Newspaper London, 3 Oct 1869. AN IRONMASTER'S WILL; and PALL MALL GAZETTE, London, 28 Sept 1869. The Darlington Times give the following particulars of the will of the late Mr John Vaughan:-
“It is now twelve months since Mr John Vaughan the discoverer of the Cleveland ironstone died at his London residence. Born in the last year of the last century, he had, from a boy, gathering scrap iron in works in Wales, advanced step by step through all the business of iron-making, until he became, with Mr Bolckow, owner of one of the largest ironworks in the world. His great practical knowledge, his untiring industry, commercial ability, and discoveries, yielded him immense wealth, and at the time of his death, he was rich. The personalty was sworn under 180,000L, but this large sum of money does not by any means represent the fortune which the late lamented gentleman had accumulated. During his protracted illness he transferred to his only son, Mr Thomas Vaughan, now the largest pig-iron maker in the world, half of his shares in the firm of Bolckow, Vaughan and Co, that represented 200,000L, and Gunnergate Hall and Cleveland Lodge, near Middleborough. The will, which is dated November 24, 1866, recites that he had only one son, Thomas Vaughan, and that he had adopted three children of his present wife by her former husband, viz. William Vaughan, Ann Jane Newcomen, and Mary Ann Elwon. To his wife the testator leaves an annuity of 3,000L and a legacy of 1,000L, payable a month after his death, and all furniture, carriages, jewels, stones, and ornaments at premises Hyde Park Gate - plate, furniture, books, musical instruments, and other articles at house Hyde Park Gate, after widowhood or death, to merge to Thomas Vaughan absolutely. To his nephew Joseph Vaughan, of Witton Park, he bequeaths 3,000L; to his butler Henry French 200L; and to four nieces, daughters of deceased’s brother Joseph Vaughan, 500L each for their separate use. To his brother, Anaziah [sic, Amaziah] Vaughan, he bequeaths 5,000L; to William Vaughan, 50,000L; to Ann Jane Newcomen 40,000L; and to Mary Ann Elwon, 40,000L. He bequeaths 5,000L for the maintenance and education of Henry T. V. Elwon, and 5,000L to George Archibald William Montgomerie Newcomen for his maintenance and education. He bequeaths to Thomas Vaughan house furniture, stores and farming stock at Gunnergate Hall and Ugthorpe Lodge, and any other dwelling in his occupancy, and devises residuary real and household property to Thomas Vaughan absolutely. Mr Thomas Vaughan and Mr Joseph Dodds MP for Stockton are the trustees.

John Vaughan married Mary Hughes (nee Poole, formerly Brown)

jeanffrench — 2013-02-22 12:17:21Z

Thanks for this David. This is the best article as it confirms what I had worked out, ie that Vaughan's wife Ann married three times and that her three surviving children were to both her first two husbands.

Newcastle Guardian and Tyne Mercury Tyne and Wear, 19 Sep 1868. DEATH OF MR JOHN VAUGHAN, OF MIDDLESBOROUGH. On Wednesday morning at two o'clock, Mr John Vaughan, of the firm of Bolckow and Vaughan the extensive iron manufacturers of Middlesborough, after a lingering illness, extending over eighteen months, died, at his London residence, Hyde Park Gate. For the last two years, the deceased gentleman had been unable to take any part in public affairs, and his health failing rapidly and paralysis setting in, he was advised last year to leave Gnnergate Hall, near Middlesborough, and live in London. Up to that time he had been attended by Mr Craster, surgeon [Dr Thomas William Craster, husband of John Vaughan’s niece Adelaide Vaughan, daughter of John’s brother Joseph]. After removing to the metropolis his illness for a while abated, but returned with greater severity. Eminent doctors were called in, and everything that medical skill could suggest was promptly adopted, but change of air and the most careful nursing failed to protract the life of one of the hardest workers and most experienced men in the iron trade of the present day, and on Wednesday morning, in the presence of his only son, Mr Thomas Vaughan, and a few relatives, he tranquilly expired, aged 69 years.
As soon as the sad intelligence of Mr Vaughan’s death reached Middlesborough on Wednesday forenoon, a gloom was thrown over the town, the bells of St Hilda’s rang muffled peals, the lags on the public buildings and on board the ships in the dock were hoisted half-mast high, and many were the regrets at the death of one of the founders of the Northern capital of the iron trade. The remains of the deceased gentleman will be conveyed by rail from London to Gunnergate Hall, and will be interred in the family vault at Marton. Mr Bolckow is at present in Switzerland, but having been telegraphed for he will hasten home to pay his last respects to one whom he esteemed so highly. The funeral will take place on Monday, at Marton Church Yard, in the family vault.
Mr Vaughan was twice married. By his first wife, Eleanor Downing, the issue was four sons – Joseph, John, John and Tom (so christened) [not true, he was named Thomas in his baptism record] of whom the first two having died early, and the third before attaining his majority, the youngest survives his father as the only child, there being no issue by the second marriage with Annie, daughter of Mrs Poole of Newcastle. This lady is now his relict, and though childless to Mr Vaughan, had families by each of her former husbands – Mrs George Newcomen [Ann Jane] and Mrs Major Elwon [Mary Ann] to the first [ie Alexander Brown] and Mr William Vaughan to the second [ie William Hughes], each of whom some time back assumed their stepfather’s surname, and hence a misconception has arisen as regards the lineage of the Vaughan family.

Re: John Vaughan married Mary Poole?

DCB_NWH — 2013-02-22 10:49:52Z

There is a lot on the family in the following, including a report on John Vaughan's funeral.

http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk OR http://www.findmypast.co.uk but both are pay-to-view or subscription. Try a search on JOHN VAUGHAN BOLCKOW with a date 1868. Leave out the date for general information.

Also worth trying http://genforum.genealogy.com/vaughan/

For particular parish look-ups try http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php which can be very helpful.

Looking at the censuses, John's birthplace is confusing. In 1851 he gave Walsal, Staffordshire, which was crossed out and then written as Wales. In 1861, he also had Walsal, Stafforshire.

By coincidence, Amaziah has two entries on https://familysearch.org/ - one for Bedwardine and one for Stafford.

Walsal/Walsall had a number of ironworks and so I imagine that he was connected with the town in some way.

There was a marriage betwenn John Vaughan and Mary Burgess in Staffordshire in 1797 but probably just a coincidence.

David

Re: VAUGHAN Walter and Callie

tullajackson — 2013-02-21 05:33:58Z

They were my maternal grandparents.
Her name was Callie Dona Cobb. His name was Henry Walter Bassett Vaughan. He fought in WW1. They were from Wise County. He was a farmer and later sold his land to move to North Richland Hills. He also worked for General Dynamics. Devoted members of NRH Baptist Church.

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

Brenda_McNabbStange — 2013-02-20 17:52:24Z

Thank you for the help. I will give it a try.

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

jamesfry76 — 2013-02-20 15:49:53Z

Not my line, but I have had good results by going to the local library and asking them to get a copy (of various books) through inter library loans.

Re: John Vaughan of BOLCKOW & VAUGHAN, Iron Makers

jeanffrench — 2013-02-18 06:18:20Z

Hi Don, if you are still interested in sharing information about John Vaughan of Bolckow and Vaughan, ironmasters, please email me at jeanffrench@hotmail.com . Jean

Re: John Vaughan married Mary Poole?

jeanffrench — 2013-02-18 06:13:49Z

Marriage of John Vaughan (father John Vaughan) and Ann Hughes (father Joseph Poole) at Shadwell, Middlesex, on 15 Sep 1838.

Daniel Vaughan 1685 Rehoboth

pwalkermn1 — 2013-02-18 01:11:53Z

Who was the wife of Daniel Vaughan, b 3/17/1684/85 prb. at Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony? I have seen two options: Rebecca Weaver and Mary Lawton. Please include your source...

Documentation

LKJE — 2013-02-17 01:52:39Z

When I first started doing genealogy research I didn't write down anything except the bare facts. Then I quit researching altogether - life just got in the way!!! But now that I am quite a bit older and starting to research again, I see that "no documentation" method is not good at all.

While I had not yet published anything except an occasional board query, so I haven't contributed a lot to the mess, there are a lot of others who have been misled due to faulty or no documentation. I've spent a good bit of time just correcting mistakes folks have on my immediate family. I hate to think what a mess it will be to sort out the distant generations that I don't have first hand knowledge of. I so wish I'd had someone to tell me how to do it right the first time! And I'm so very appreciative of all the kind folks who've led me by the hand and been so helpful to me.

And that's one of the main reasons why I keep my tree private. I don't want it out there on the web until I have documents for the bulk of it. I'm now going back and re-researching everyone and keeping a copy of any papers or digital records I can find.

Lots of work, but so worth it when I come across someone with incorrect info and need to convince them to correct their own trees. Without my documentation I would have a more difficult time getting the records straight.

Thanks for listening! I love you all!

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

Brenda_McNabbStange — 2013-02-12 20:33:33Z

Vicki,
Thank you for the info, again. This may help. Do you have a copy of Elizabeth's book, or know where I can get one?
Brenda

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

VickiVaughan2 — 2013-02-12 19:50:14Z

Walter's mother's (Gertrude's) maiden name was Leffingwell. I don't think Walter Jr ever married or had children. I will send your request to his niece who is my second cousin. Walter Jr's sister, Elizabeth, wrote a book about Old Mission (The Story of Old Mission) in 1956.

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

Brenda_McNabbStange — 2013-02-11 20:52:30Z

Vicki,
Thank you for contacting me and for your info. It helps, but do you know the maiden name of Walter's wife and mother? I would appreciate it, just so I can see if there is any relation to a family I recognize.
Thanks,
Brenda

Re: Walter Vaughan, Song Writer

VickiVaughan2 — 2013-02-11 20:16:20Z

Hello.. I am a Vaughan.. Walter was the first cousin of my father. Walter's father John was my grandfather's brother..their father was Victor C Vaughan. Vaughans have gone up to Old Mission since the late 1800's when Victor took his family of 5 boys up there for the summer months, so your relative probably met them there. I don't think they are related. Lardie and Swaney are Old Mission names I recognize.

John Vaughan of Bolckow & Vaughan - his wife Anne Poole

jeanffrench — 2013-02-09 12:53:59Z

Anne Mills POOLE, parents Joseph Ellison POOLE and Mary Anne MILLS, born 28 May 1812 and baptised 21 June 1812 at Gateshead, Durham, England.

Ann Mills POOLE and Alexander BROWN married on 9 March 1830 at Saint Michael On Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire. They had two daughters, Ann Jane Brown born 1831 and Mary Ann Brown born 1832. Both took the family name Vaughan when their mother married John Vaughan.

Marriage: 27 Apr 1834 St Mary the Virgin, Eccles, Lancashire
William Hughes - of this Parish
Ann Brown - of this Parish
Witnesses: Thomas Gorse; Samuel? Jones?; Marion Macpherson
Married by Banns by: Wm. MacIvor Curate
I think they had two sons, John Hughes born 1834 (died young>), and William Hughes born ca 1835. Both took the family name Vaughan when their mother married John Vaughan.

Marriage by licence:
Bride: Ann Hughes, widow, full age
Bride Father: Joseph Poole, engraver
Bride Residence: 48 High Street
Groom: John Vaughan, widower, iron agent, full age
Groom Father: John Vaughan, iron agent
Groom Residence: St James, Liverpool, Lancs
Date: 15 Sep 1838
Parish: Shadwell, St Paul, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex
Witnesses: Sarah Dunstone and Drusilla Davis
Bride and Groom both signed their names.
Ann had no known or surviving children with John Vaughan.

Anne Vaughan died in the Sep 1889 Q in the Kensington district London, aged 75.

John Vaughan had one surviving son named Thomas Vaughan, from his first marriage to Eleanor Downie or Downing. John and Joseph , two other sons from that marriage, died before they married.

Anne's sister Miriam, a widow of Charles Hay who died in 1839, married John Vaughan's business partner, Henry Bolckow, in 1840 at Thirsk, Yorkshire.

Re: Vaughan

Darrenrcovington81 — 2013-02-05 02:10:27Z

I am trying to find more information on a Richard (possibly William Richard) Vaughan (Vaughn) that married Ruth Hendrix in September 1874 in Rutherford Co., TN.

Meredith Vaughan

tahokie1955 — 2013-01-12 19:19:59Z

I am interested in any information concerning Meredith Vaughan or Meredith P. Vaughan born @5/6/1813 in Grayson County, Virginia. He married Margaret (Polly) Shupe on 4/12/1836.

Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

vaughan_clark — 2013-01-08 20:16:41Z

Hi-
I am the great, great, great, great granddaughter of Martha Vaughan and Antoine Pierre Pelletier. I am the daughter of Martha Vaughan Anderson Huge-
Martha Vaughan Huge Clark- I go by Vaughan. I descended through James Fuller Lyon's marriage to Marie Louise.

I think you speak with my mother from time to time and remember meeting your mom, dad and Tot when I was 12. So probably that was 1971-72!

Thanks for your reply!
Vaughan

Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

mcdill839 — 2013-01-08 20:07:25Z

I am the great, great grandson of Martha Vaughan and Antoine Pierre Pelletier. Antoine became a citizen of US in 1830 and died in Chapel Hill, N.C. in 1846. I have his citzenship paper, invitation to his funeral and a letter written from Hamburg, S.C. (town was near Augusta, Ga.) where he was a pharmacist. I am descended from the firsrt marriage of Marie Louise to Robert Jasper Delph. He was killed in the Battle of Atlanta in August, 1864. (I have the letter telling about his wounds.) This marriage produced two daughters--Jasper Virginia Delph Mc Dill was my father'a mother whose dates are December 25, 1864-February 25, 1964. Her sister, Kate Caroline, d. in 1927. She was named for Caroline Fraser (Hugh's wife). I have fascinating letters from Hugh Fraser. He was a wealthy merchant in Minneapolis, Minn. I have Caroline Fraser's diamon ring and my granddaughter will be the sixth lady to own this wonderful Victorian setting with 6 stones.

Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

mcdill839 — 2013-01-08 20:07:20Z

Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

mcdill839 — 2013-01-08 20:05:55Z

Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

mcdill839 — 2013-01-08 20:05:44Z

VAUGHAN A C 1898-1986

t42Lee — 2012-12-24 20:29:55Z

VAUGHAN A C 1898-1986

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Re: Martha Vaughan, Richard Vaughan

mcdilled — 2012-11-29 18:16:44Z

So glad to find your message on google. Antoine Pierre Pelletier was my great great grandfather. I have an invitation to his funeral in 1846, a letter from him as a pharmacist in Hamburg, S.C. and the declaration of his citizenship in1830. He came from Nancy, France. My cousin
Martha Vaughn Huge is interested in Martha Vaughn. I am from Robert J. Delph, Marie Louise's first husband. His daughter, Jasper Virginia Delph (Dec 25, 1854-Feb. 25, 1964, was my Grandmother. Ed Mc Dill

Robert T. Vaughan 1860 to 1880?

jamesfry76 — 2012-11-22 15:58:46Z

The last place I can find him is living with his brother, John Caldwell Vaughan on the 1880 census in Cobb Co., Georgia.

1880 Census:
Census Place: District 29, Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia
Source: FHL Film 1254141 National Archives Film T9-0141 Page 55B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
J. C. VAUGHAN Self M M W 26 GA
Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: GA
M. C. VAUGHAN Wife F M W 24 GA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NOVA SCOTIA Mo: GA
Ewell VAUGHAN Son M S W 2 GA Fa: GA Mo: GA
Lala VAUGHAN Dau F S W 1 GA Fa: GA Mo: GA
W. T. VAUGHAN Son M S W 6M GA Fa: GA Mo: GA
R. T. VAUGHAN Brother M S W 20 GA

Re: Claire Louise Vaughan

lisab815 — 2012-11-17 21:06:03Z

Hi,
I am the great great granddaughter of Maclana Hale and Creed Sutherland of Elk Creek Va. My father,James Kyle Caudill, Jr was the son of Agnes Sutherland and James Kyle Caudill Sr of Speedwell Va.Any relation?

Re: Claire Louise Vaughan

lisab815 — 2012-11-17 21:04:08Z

I am the great great granddaughter of Creed Sutherland and Maclana Hale of Elk Creek Va. My father was James Kyle Caudill Jr, son of Agnes Sutherland and James Kyle Caudill Sr of Speedwell Va. Any relation?

Richard Vaughan who married Jennie Lven/Lovins

janabox1 — 2012-11-11 23:01:46Z

Does anyone have info on the above people? Richard Vaughan was born in 1859 in SC. Any info would be appreciated.

VAUGHAN Robert L Jr

t42OakGro_DallasCoTX — 2012-11-03 16:22:12Z

VAUGHAN Robert L Jr

I photographed this gravestone in the Oak Grove Cemetery, Irving, Dallas Co., Texas.
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Vaughan, James A 1844-? in Renfrewshire to New York

dannyv04 — 2012-11-03 04:05:45Z

b. Abt. 1844 in Paisley Low Church, Renfrewshire, Scotland. Married to August Harris. I'm looking to fill in some gaps in this family tree. Children include Jennie August, Charles G, John H, Robert O, Almon R and James Ross. James Ross Vaughan 1867-1943 Married Ella Chenoweth Ebaugh.

Danny

VAUGHAN Donald C - Vietnam Wall section 12 E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-10-15 12:53:39Z

VAUGHAN Donald C - Vietnam Wall section 12 E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,801 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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