1 George Vaughan b. 1625 England or Wales d. 20 Oct 1694
m. Elizabeth Hinksman m. 1652 Marshfield, MA b. 1633
d. 26 Jun 1693 Middleboro, MA [d/o
Edmond Hinksman ]
George Vaughan was born in
England or Wales about 1625-27. He deposed in 1650 aged 23 and was aged
25 in 1652. In 1650 he was of Essex Co., Mass. and testified concerning
the last will and testament of Honor Rolfe. She left a nuncupative will
to which he and Henry Lakin of Charlestown swore (Essex Co. Probate printed
records 1. 137). It seems quite possible that he was a younger brother
of William Vaughan of Portsmouth, N.H., who married Margaret Cutts. There
was an earlier George Vaughan who Came to the colonies in 1631 but returned
to England. -- "It is suggested that George and William were his sons and
that possibly John of Rhode Island was of the same family" (Mrs. Mary L.
Holman in American Genealogist. Vol. 23-24 P. 24-31). He appears in Marsfield,
Mass. in 1652 when he married Elizabeth Hinksman daughter of Edmond. (Mayflower
Descendants Mag. Vol. 2, P.4-- Marshfield Vital Statistics-- P. 1 New England
Gen. Register Vol. 16, P. 347). There his first five children were
born and baptized in the Second Church of Scituate -- now the First Unitarian
of Norwell, Mass. On June 5, 1658 he was sued by John Sutton for detaining
a bill. He was fined in Marshfield on Oct. 21, 1666 for not attending public
service. (colony records) On March 1663/4, he sued William Shurtleff for
debt and won. July 5, 1699 he is allowed to keep an Inn or "Ordinary" for
the entertainment of strangers at Middlebury. (Court order, Plymouth Col.
Rec. 5.24.) Two more Children, George and Mercy were
born to them in Middleboro -- both mentioned in his will, but since many
Middleboro Records were destroyed in King Philips War in 1675*, they were
not recorded. Much of the data we have was compiled from Bible records,
documents preserved by citizens and from Plymouth Church Records of which
Middleboro was at first part. He was a Freeman among the list of residents
in 1663 in Middleboro, owned much land, was a town constable 1 June 1675,
was in the garrison at the outbreak of King Philip's War. He and Many of
his descendants lived in that part of Middleboro known as the Wauppaunucket.
There still is a Vaughan Street in that section. 1n 1677 he purchased William
Hoskin's share in 26 mens purchase -- passed to Joseph in 1690. (Mayflower
Descendants Mag. Vol. 2, P. 159, Vol 10, P. 1-9,101.) See Weston's
History of Middle- boro. He died 20 October 1694 in his 73rd yr. and is
burrued in Nemasket Hill Cemetery beside his wife Elizabeth who died 26
June 1693 in her 60th year. Hers is the oldest stone in the cemetery. The
inscription is still legible. His will dated June 30, 1694 was proved
10 Nov. 1694. The Inventory was taken by Samuel Wood and John Bennett.
His property ammounted to L-43, 8-s, 4-p-some over $2,000 in those days. |
Will of George Vaughan:
Following the usual preamble,
it states--
1. "I do bequeath to my son,
Daniel Vaughan, the lot of land which he now lives on with
1/2 my undivided meddow to him and his heirs etc.
2. To my son, George Vaughan,
I do give a 20 acre lot lying at ye head of ye lot of John Cob.
with 3 acres and a half of the meddow lying in the meddow, commonly
calles the lower meddow, and an interest in all my undivided
upland, also my best bed with 2 sheets, a coverlid, a rugge and one blanket,
two pillows with pillow-beers, a bolster and curtains--to
him and his heirs etc.
3. To my daughter, Mary Washburn,
I do give ten acres of land lying where my house now stands that I now
live in with a bed and a rugge.
4. All my upland and meddow
except what is afore mentioned I do give my son, Joseph Vaughan.
5. To my daughter, Elizabeth
Howland, I give my biggest brass kettle.
6. To my daughter, Mercy
Due, I do give a bed and bolster.
The rest of my estate I do
give to my children (my debts and necessary charges paid first) equally
to be divided among them except that my son George Vaughan shal have a
doubl share of all my iron and pewter vessels of my household stuff --
I appiont my eldest son, Joseph's custody till he be settled.
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He
was a man of considerable education-- for he kept a diary or record book
dated Oct. 16, 1687 -- a photostat of the frontispiece the author (A.V.W.)
possesses. The book is partly written in Latin -- containes many mathematical
calculations and is one in exquisite penmanship. This book was passed from
eldest son --
or grandson -- and containes this inscription.
"Daniel
Vaughan, his book, givento him by his honored grand- father Daniel Vaughan,
1788. James Vaughan his book given him by his father, Daniel, 1844.
Volney Vaughan, his book given him by his father Aug. 1882."
Also in the book --
"Daniel Vaughan, March ye
22, 1757. This year I am 44 years of age and I was born Oct. ye
29, 1712.O.S."
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*King Philip's War
In New England, the first of two Indian wars was fought against the Pequot,
a powerful Mohegan clan treated by the English as a threat. Urged
on by Boston Preachers and using a trumped-up murder charge as a
pretext, the Puritans declared all-out war on the Pequot in 1637.
It was not a war fought by the chivalrous standards of European engagement.
The Puritans sacked and burned Indian villages by night.
Aided by loyal Naragansett and Mohegan forces, the colonial equivalent
of a search-and-destroy team entered a stockaded Pequot town near the Mystic
River, slaughtered its 600 inhabitants, and burned the village. In
the only other confrontation of the war, a group of Pequots was trapped.
The men were killed, the boys sold to slavers, and the women and girls
kept by the Puritans as slaves. As a tribe, the Pequot was practically
exterminated.
The English maintained peace for nearly forty years thanks to their old
allies, Massasoit's Wampanog-saviors of the Pilgrims-and the Naragansett
led by Canonicus (who had sheltered Roger Williams after he was bannished
from Boston). When these two chiefs died, the English were ready to complete
the subjugation of the New England Indians. But Massasoit's son Metacom,
called King Phillip by the English for his adoption of European dress and
customs, struck back.
The fighting took place in the summer of 1676, and for the colonists it
wasn's as easy as the Pequot battles had been. The combat was the fiercest
in New England history, and far bloodier than much of the fighting during
the Revolution. Metacom's Indians were equipped with guns and armor acquired
through trade, and he was an aggressive leader. The outcome of this war
was not assured, particularly in the early going. But the colonists had
too much on their side: superior numbers-including 500 Mohegan gunmen,
blood rivals of the Wampanoag and devastating battle tactics, including
a return to the wholesale massacre of noncombatants.
King Phillip was ultimately killed, his head displayed on a pole.
His wife and son, the grandson
of the chief who had saved the Pilgrim, was sold into slavery in the West
Indies. an act of mercy according to the leading Puritan clerics.
REF: "George Vaughan
of Middleboro, Mass. and some of his descendants"
from data collected by Agnes Vaughan Woods 1930 -
1961
"Don't Know Much About History"
by Kenneth C. Davis
|
2 Mary Vaughan
m. Jonathan Washburn m. 1683 [s/o
John Washburn ]
3 Elizabeth
Washburn b. 12 Oct 1684 d. Unk
3 Josiah
Washburn b. 12 May 1686 d. Unk
3 Benjamin
Washburn b. 17 Jan 1688 d. Unk
3 Ebenezer
Washburn b. 23 Feb 1689
3 Martha
Washburn b. 27 Feb 1692
3 Joanna
Washburn b. 12 Oct 1693
3 /Daughter/
b. 29 Nov 1696
3 Nathan
Washburn b. 29 Jan 1699
3 Jonathan
Washburn b. 29 Aug 1700
3 Cornelius
Washburn b. 6 May 1702
2 John Vaughan
| BIO: John, bapt. 7
Nov. 1658 supposed to have died a young man, was living in 1676 when he,
Daniel Hicks and Joseph Ellis were swimming in Scituate Harbor and Ellis
drowned. John is not mentioned in his father's will.
|
| REF: George Vaughan
of Middleboro, Mass. and some of his descendants compiled by Agnes Vaughan
Woods Church record: Weston History of Middleboro P.653. |
2 Elizabeth Vaughan b. 8 Apr 1653
Marshfield, MA
d. 29 Oct 1727
m. Isaac Howland m. 1676
b. 15 Jan 1649
d. 9 Mar 1724 [s/o
John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley ]
3 Seth
Howland b. 28 Nov 1677 Middleboro, MA
d.
Unk
m. Elizabeth
Delano
3 Isaac
Howland b. 6 Mar 1679 Middleboro, MA
d.
Unk
m. Sarah
Thomas
3 Pricilla
Howland b. 22 Aug 1681 Middleboro, MA
d.
Unk
m. Peter
Bennet
3 Elizabeth
Howland b. 2 Dec 1682 Prob. Marshfield, MA
d. 1 Apr
1685 Prob. Marshfield, MA
3 Nathan
Howland b. 17 Jan 1687 Prob. Marshfield, MA
d.
Unk
m. Frances
Coombs
3 Jael
Howland b. 13 Oct 1688 Prob. Marshfield, MA
d.
Unk
m. Nathaniel
Southworth
3 Susanna
Howland b. 14 Oct 1690 Prob. Marshfield, MA
d.
Unk
m. Ephraim
Wood
3 Hannah
Howland b. 6 Oct 1694 Prob. Marshfield, MA
d.
Unk
m. John
Tinkham
4 Esther Tinkham b. 26 Apr 1721 d. Unk
m. Elisha Vaughan m. 4 Apr 1746 Middleboro, MA
b. 4 Dec 1723 Unk [s/o John Vaughan 6 & Jerusha
Wood ]
5 Simeon Vaughan b. 21 Jan 1747 d. Unk
m. Naomi Jones m. 4 Aug 1776
6 Simeon Vaughan b. 7 May 1768 d. Unk
5 Priscilla Vaughan b. 13 Oct 1748
d. 12 Apr 1808
m. Isreal Wood m. 25 Feb 1772 Unk
5 Mary Vaughan b. 23 Jul 1750 d. Unk
5 Joanna Vaughan b. 6 Dec 1752 d. Unk
5 Joseph Vaughan b. 2 Aug 1756 d. Unk
5 Azuba Vaughan b. 3 Jan 1759 d. Unk
5 Elisha Vaughan b. 3 May 1761 d. Unk
5 Elizabeth Vaughan b. 12 Dec 1766 d. Unk
2 Joseph Vaughan b. 20 Aug 1654
Marshfield, MA
d. 2 Mar 1734 Middleboro, MA
m. Joanna Thomas m. 7 May 1680
b. 1657 Salem or
Marblehead, MA d. 11 Apr 1718 Middleboro,
MA
[d/o David Thomas
& Joanna (Thomas) ]
m. Mercy (Mary) Wood
m. 2 Dec 1720
| BIO:Ensign Joseph, was a
freeman in 1688 and active in the affairs of the colony. He was selectman
for 27 years between 1689-1722, commissioned Ensign of local military company
in 1706 a Lieutenant in 1712, Captain 1716. He not only was a proprietor
of Middleboro but served as agent for the proprietors. His first
deed was for the proprietors. (Am. Genealogist Vol. 23, P. 27) He purchased
in 1690 the share of Wm. Hodskins in the 26 men's purchase and was one
of the original proprietors of the 16 shilling purchase Lot, No. 5, Nov
21, 1679. The author has a photostatic copy of his commission as Ensign
in "the company foote" granted by Wm. Stoughton, Lieut. Gov. of Mass. on
5 Aug. 1706. He was Capt of the first Co. in Middleboro, 1716. His will
proved 15 March 1733/4-a very long one, may be foundin the Am. Genealogist
Vol. 23-24, P. 29-35. It mentions his sons Jabez, George, and John and
his daughters Betty Cobb, Mary Marriner, and Joanna Sampson--which proves
that Joanna Sampson was living 1n 1733/4. His sons Jabez and George were
the executers.
|
| REF:George Vaughan of Middleboro,
Mass. and some of his descendants compiled by Agnes Vaughan Woods |
3 Hannah
Vaughan b. Unk d. 6 Apr 1715
3 Elisha
Vaughan b. 7 Feb 1681 d. 23 May 1724
m. Joanna
Morton m. 3 Jul 1705
[d/o
John Morton and Phebe (Morton) ]
| BIO:Elisha is listed among
those in the first military co. 1710-11. |
4 Lois Vaughan b. 1706 d. 1706
4 Ruth Vaughan b. 1706 d. 1706
4 Henchman (Hinksman) Vaughan b. 11 Jun 1708
d. Unk
m. Desire Hicks m. 21 Oct 1731 b. Abt 1691
Rochester, MA d. 10 Sep 1780
| BIO:Hinksman sold land that
belonged to his father who died 23 May 1724, apparently the only surviving
child. (Am. Gen. Vol. 24) |
| Desire: Desire had a son,
Henry, from a previous marriage he was baptised 24 Aug 1738. |
5 Jabez Vaughan
5 Henry (-)
5 Hannah Vaughan b. 29 Apr 1733 d. Unk
5 Abraham Vaughan b. 1 Jun 1735
d. 24 Sep 1811
m. Ann Russell m. 10 Dec 1764 b. Abt 1729
d. 22 Feb 1811
5 Ebenezer Vaughan b. 1 Jun 1735
d. 2 Jun 1735
5 Elisha Vaughan b. 1 Jun 1735
5 Abigail Vaughan b. 21 Mar 1737 d. Unk
4 Mercy Vaughan b. 21 Jul 1711 d. 29 Dec 1716
4 Sarah Vaughan b. 21 Jul 1711 d. 23 Sep 1711
4 Thankful Vaughan b. 21 Jul 1711 d. 9 Oct 1711
4 Thomas Vaughan b. 1 Dec 1714 d. 20 Mar 1720
4 Hannah Vaughan b. 25 Oct 1717 d. Unk
3 Jabez
Vaughan b. 30 Apr 1682 Middleboro, MA
d. 13
Apr 1773 Middleboro, MA
m. Deborah
Bennet m. 23 Nov 1711 Middleboro, MA
b. 3 Apr
1682 Beverly, MA d. 26 Apr 1761 Middleboro, MA
[d/o
John Bennet & Deborah Grover ]
| BIO:Jabez was one of those
who purchased, on 30 March 1717 from James Soule, land for the cemetery
at the Green where he and many of the family are buried.
|
| On FEB. 17, 1745, he, with
others agreed to erect a new meeting-house at The Green - which remanied
until 1829. In 1827 the church which now stands at The Green was erected.
He was a member of the first MilitaryCo. of Middleboro, Jan. 19, 1710-11,
of which his father was Ensign in 1706, Captain in 1716 - on his grave
stone he is called Captain. The author, Agnes Vaughan
Woods owns Jabez' Acc't book dated 1715. |
4 Daniel Vaughan b. 29 Oct 1712 Middleboro, MA
d. 8 Jan 1812 Middleboro, MA
m. Sarah Cushman m. 12 Aug 1735 Middleboro, MA
b. 8 Nov 1717 Middleboro, MA d. 1 Feb 1791 Middleboro, MA
[d/o Icabod Cushman & Patience Holmes ]
| BIO:Daniel wrote in the 1687
diary "Daniel Vaughan March ye 22 1757. This year I am 44 years of age.
I was born 29 Oct. 1712." This book is still in the possession of this
branch of the family. Daniel joined the 1st church of Middleboro , March
28, 1742, His wife, Sarah on March 11, 1742. The death of both are recorded
there also. Daniel helped build the new meetinghouse at The Green in 1745.
|
| REF: Mayflower Descendants
Vol. 13 p. 251
|
| b. Middleboro Town Records
Bk. 1, P. 54 |
| SARAH CUSHMAN(Ichabod 4,
Isaac 3, Mary 2, Allerton, Isaac 1)b.Middleboro, MA 8 Nov 1717; d.Middleboro,
MA 1 Feb. 1791. She m. Middleboro, MA 12 Aug. 1735 DANIEL VAUGHAN b. Middleboro,
MA 29 Oct. 1712; d. Middleboro, MA 8 Jan. 1812; son of Jabez and Deborah
(Bennet) Vaughan. Sarah joined the 1st church of Middleboro, March
11, 1742. Her death is recorded there also.
|
| References:"George Vaughan
of Middleboro, Mass. and some of his descendants"compiled by Agnes Vaughan
Woods Mayflower Descendants
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| Vol. 13 p. 251
Cushman Genealogy p. 135 |
5 Betsey (Betty) Vaughan b. 20 Sep 1736
d. 21 Apr 1773
m. John Leach
5 Lucia Vaughan b. 9 Jun 1739 d. 31 Oct 1822
m. Hushia Thom
5 Jabez Vaughan b. 25 May 1740 Middleboro, MA
d. 15 Nov 1817 New Vineyard, ME
m. Lois Soule m. 25 Aug 1763 Middleboro, MA
b. 17 Dec 1742 Plympton, Plymouth, MA d. 26 Oct 1831
Pomfret, VT [d/o Zacheriah Soule &
Mary Eaton ]
| Jabez Vaughan (Sarah 5, Cushman,
Ichabod 4, Isaac 3, Mary 2 Allerton, Isaac 1) b.Middleboro, MA 25 May 1740;
d. New Vineyard, ME 15 Nov. 1817.
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| He m. Middleboro, MA 25 Aug.
1763 LOIS SOULE,b.Plympton, MA 17 Dec. 1742; d. Pomfret, VT 26 Oct. 1831;
dau. of Zachariah and Mary (Eaton) Soule. Lois was a direct descendent
of George Soule who came on the Mayflower
|
| Lois(5)Zachariah(4)John(3)Benjamin(2)George(1).
|
| Jabez and Lois' first four
children were born in Middleboro, migrating thence to Lyme, N.H. where
two more were born and then to Pomfret, VT where two more were born.
He was of Lyme, when he bought of John Paddock on the 1st of May 1777 for
F50, Lot No. 73, 80 acres in Pomfret, Vermont. (Vial’s history of Pomfret,
Vt. p. 590, p. 130,176). He probably settled in Pomfret, VT at once.
Within two years he had won the respect of his townsmen and was elected
selectman, and frequently held office until 1791 when he sold his farm,
as his family was broken up. Leaving his wife in the home of John Paddock,
his son-in-law, he took his three youngest sons, Jabez, Ebenezer, and Jonah
and joined a company from Middleboro and the Vinyard, to Maine. His daughter
Lois come at some time, for her marriage to Nehemiah Cobb is recorded in
Industry, Maine. There in New Vinyard, they are recorded in 1800 . Vail's
History is in error in stating that his father's name was Jabez, also that
he died in his 100th year. His father Daniel, died in his 100th year. His
widow died 27 OCT. 1831 aged 89. Both Jabez and John Paddock were
great bear hunters. H.H. Vail's -- History of Pomfret. Jabez served in
several engagements in the Revolution. He was buried in the old cemetery
on the County Road, now overgrown and long since abandoned. His children
moved the grave and stone, marked J.V. aged 77, from there to the new cemetery
at The Notch and in 1935 his descendants erected a marker there to the
memory of him and his wife Lois. New Vinyard was first called Vaughan's
Mills. |
REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS OF
JABEZ VAUGHAN
Jabez Vaughan, Lime Second
Lieutenant, Captain Sloan's (Lime) Co. list of officers of 12th Regiment
of Foot. Colony of New Hampshire Commissioned, Sept. 5, 1775 - Vol. 3,
page 924. Also, name on payroll of that part of Capt. Joshua Hayward's
Co. Col. David Gilman's regiment raised out of a Regiment of Militia under
command of Col. Morey's (Isreal) (Lime was included in Col. Morey's Regiment).
Paid one month in advance Dec. 10, 1776, officers not yet appointed, to
join Continental Army in State of New York till March next - Vol. 1, page
443. Also Lieut. Capt. Sloan's Co. of militia, certified list, dated
Lime Dec. 20, 1776 - Vol. 3, page 314. Sergeant, Capt. Joshua Hayward's
Co. Col. David Gilman's Regiment payroll from Dec. 5, 1776 to March 1,
1777 - Vol. 1 page 542. Also First Lieut. (advanced to Capt. Aug.
27 1777 in place of Jeremiah Post who was wounded at Bennington and died
of his wounds AUG 26) payroll of Jeremiah Post's Co. Col David Hobart's
regiment from July 24, 1777 time of engagement to Sept. 24, 1777 time of
discharge - Vol. 2, page 152. Also Capt. account of retained rations
due officers in Col. David Hobart's regiment from July 2, 1777 to Sept.
27, 1777, Gen Stark's Brigade - Vol. 2, page 158.
I hereby certify that the
above is fairly compiled from the printed records in New Hampshire State
Papers Revolutionary Rolls vol. and page as indicated.
Signed Charles J. House
Compiler of Revolutionary Records for the State of
Maine
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| Augusta, Me. Nov. 29, 1909 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE REVOLUTIONARY
ROLLS
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| Abstracts of service: Jabez
Vaughan of Lyme, N.H. The name appears on the payroll of Capt. Joshua
Hayward's Co.of Col. David Gilman's Regiment, raised by order of the Council
and Assembly to join the Continental Army in New York. Engaged Dec. 20,
1776 - Vol. 1, page 443.
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| The payroll of the above
company to March 15, 1777, gives Mr. Vaughan the rank of Sergeant - Vol.
1 page 542. The name appears on the payroll of Capt. Jeremiah Post's
Co., Col. David Hobart's Regiment, Gen. Stark's Brigade in July, 1777.
The command of the Co. was given to Lt. Jabez Vaughan as Capt. by order
of Gen, Stark, August 27, 1777. Capt. Post having died of wounds. Date
of engagement as First Lt. July 24, 1777. Date of appointment as Capt.,
August 27, 1777. Time in service one month 3 days - Vol. 2, page 152.
|
Signed
Edward Pearson, Sec. State
Concord, N.H.
Nov. 15, 1909
References:"George Vaughan
of Middleboro, Mass.and some of his descendants"compiled by Agnes Vaughan
Woods
|
Lois: BIO:Lois was
a direct descendent of George Soule who came on the Mayflower
George Soule
John Soule
Benjamin Soule
Zachariah Soule
Lois Soule
There is a line to John Alden
and Miles Standish -- through Benjamin Soule's wife Sarah Standish -- and
several other lines. It is with this family that most of the Maine Vaughan's
are connected. Lois died in Pomfret, Vermont 27 OCT 1831.
|
| Pomfret, Vitals p. 15; Mayflower
Descendants Magazine Vol. 14 p. 246;
|
| Plympton Vitals p. 415, 192,
395; Cushman Genealogy p. 135; Town of Middleboro Vitals Plympton p. 87;
Vails History of Pomfret Vol. 1
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| p. 135; George Vaughan's
Rec. Book dated 1687 (George Vaughan diary in which family record was kept. |
6 Asenath Vaughan b. 9 Dec 1765 Middleboro,
MA d. 12 Feb 1854 Woodstock, VT
m. John Darling m. 15 Sep 1785 Pomfret or
Woodstock, VT b. 11 Jan 1760 Middleboro, MA
d. 25 Sep 1831 Woodstock, VT [s/o Joseph Darling]
7 Lucy Darling b. 14 Oct 1786
d. 25 Oct 1845
7 Betsey Ann Darling b. 6 Sep 1787
Woodstock, VT d. Unk
m. Benjamin Rickard
7 Otis Darling b. 21 Mar 1789 Woodstock, VT
d. Unk
m. Betsey Piper
7 John Darling b. 8 Feb 1791 Woodstock, VT
d. Unk
m. Betsey Murdock m. 1845
7 Asenath Darling b. 23 Sep 1792 Pomfret, VT
d. 1854
m. Samuel Bell
7 Mary Darling b. 2 Feb 1794 d. 1827
m. Frederick Williamson
7 Sylvanus Darling b. 2 Jul 1795 Pomfret, VT
d. Sep 1830
7 George Washington Darling b. 11 Feb 1797
Pomfret, VT d. 1858
m. Harriet Ann Daman
7 Essimeon Darling b. 18 Feb 1799
d. 28 Feb 1811
7 Roxanna Darling b. 6 Oct 1806 Pomfret, VT
d. Unk
m. Marshall Conant
6 Daniel Vaughan b. 18 Sep 1768 Middleboro, MA
d. 3 Jun 1846
m. Martha Raymond m. 24 Jul 1791 Pomfret, VT
d. 4 Mar 1843 Middlesex, VT [d/o James Raymond]
7 Daniel Vaughn b. 12 Jan 1794 d. Unk
7 Mary (Polly) Vaughn b. 11 Oct 1795 Pomfret,
VT d. Unk
m. William Cole m. 25 Aug 1816
7 Philander Vaughn b. 2 Jul 1797 d. Unk
m. Harriet Perry m. 22 Feb 1825 Tinmouth, VT
7 Deborah Vaughn b. 22 Feb 1799 Pomfret, VT
d. 7 May 1838 Pomfret, VT
m. James Cole m. FEB 1823 Pomfret, VT
d. 7 Nov 1873 Taftsville, VT
8 Luther C. Cole b. 12 Jan 1824 Barnard, VT
d. 23 Oct 1838 Pomfret, VT
8 Alonzo Cole b. 13 Oct 1825 Barnard, VT
d. 2 Dec 1854 Concord, N.H.
8 Justus Cole b. 30 May 1827 Barnard, VT
d. 7 Dec 1909 Malden, MA
8 Erastus Otis Cole b. 25 Sep 1829 Barnard,
VT d. 28 Jan 1896 Cornish Flats, N.H.
8 Oliver C. Cole b. 6 Jan 1831 Barnard, VT
d. 29 Jun 1905 Concord, N.H.
m. Louisa Hodgdon m. 7 Nov 1858
Concord, N.H.
8 Daniel V. Cole b. 19 Nov 1837 Pomfret, VT
d. 4 Apr 1840
7 John Vaughn b. 27 Nov 1800 Pomfret, VT
d. 1886 Hartland, VT
7 James Vaughn b. 27 Feb 1803 Pomfret, VT
d. 21 Jun 1883 Middlesex, VT
m. Abigail Gibbs m. 28 Feb 1830
b. 11 Feb 1808 Bridgewater, VT d. 31 Jan 1892
Middlesex, VT
8 Clarissa Abigail Vaughn b. 29 Jun 1830
d. 31 Jan 1847
8 Henry James Vaughn b. 28 May 1832
Pomfret, VT d. 7 Apr 1916 Waterbury, VT
m. Samanth Warren m. 23 Jan 1856
b. 21 Aug 1833 d. 9 Dec 1920 Waterbury, VT
| BIO:Henry served with the
Northern Army during the greater part of the Civil War. He was a
great fox hunter and a singer of folk ballads. |
9 Erastus Otis Vaughn b. OCT 1856
d. 1936
9 Emma Vaughn b. 17 Oct 1858
Middlesex, VT d. 5 Apr 1948 Waterbury, VT
9 Edgar Vaughn b. 18 Oct 1860
Middlesex, VT d. 22 Aug 1937 Waterbury, VT
m. Cora (Vaughn)
10 Henry Vaughn
9 Etta E. Vaughn b. 1863 d. 30 Jan 1876
9 Cora Vaughn b. 8 Nov 1865 Middlesex,
VT d. 30 Nov 1958 Montpelier, VT
m. Albert Morrison
10 Leroy Morrison b. 12 Aug 1886
Stowe, VT d. Unk
10 Ethel Morrison b. 26 Feb 1889
Stowe, VT d. Unk
m. Walter Ayers m. 1 Jan 1913 Essex
Jct., VT b. 7 Aug 1879 d. 7 Jul 1956
8 Chestina Flora Vaughn b. 10 Jul 1835
d. Unk
m. John Leonard m. 11 Dec 1857
9 Abbie Leonard
m. Elwin Scott
9 Addie Leonard
m. (-) Cook
9 Jessie Leonard
m. Joseph Hall
9 Grace Leonard
m. (-) Leonard
9 Viola Leonard
m. Joseph Hall
9 Rose Leonard
m. (-) Cadman
8 Josephine Esmerelda Vaughn b. 11 May
1837 d. 21 Feb 1846
8 Volney Voltaire Vaughn b. 30 Dec 1840
d. 8 Nov 1886
m. Alma Herrick m. 8 Mar 1865
b. 24 Mar 1842 d. Sep 1913 Middlesex, VT
9 Mable Vaughn b. 2 Aug 1867
d. 17 Apr 1877
9 Wilmer Vaughn b. 2 Jan 1874
d. 29 Jun 1941
m. Florence Nicholes m. 15 Mar 1899
b. 23 Jan 1879 d. Oct 1940
Middlesex, VT
9 Ida Alma Vaughn b. 25 Jan 1876
d. 18 Sep 1958 Montpelier, VT
m. Wallace Goodwin m. 15 Aug 1899
Unk b. 25 Apr 1871 d. 24 Sep 1932
Montpelier, VT
10 Mable Ruth Goodwin b. 6 Jul 1900
d. Unk
10 George Vaughn Goodwin
9 Frank Waldo Vaughn b. 5 Dec 1879
d. 6 Dec 1956
8 Edwin Lafayette Vaughn b. 17 Sep 1843
Pomfret, VT d. 22 Jul 1912 Still River, MA
m. Esther Lucinda Hayes m. 30 Nov 1867
Middlesex, VT
9 Frank Vaughn b. 23 Feb 1869
Waitsfield, VT d. 6 May 1953 Worcester, MA
m. Mable Wright m. Worcester, MA
9 George Vaughn b. 18 Apr 1871
Worcester,MA d. 6 Dec 1946
m. Grace M. Sabin m. 24 Feb 1906
9 Ralph Burt Vaughn b. 26 Feb 1875
Worcester, MA d. 3 Jan 1944
m. Grace E. Aldrich m. 16 Feb 1900
d. 16 Sep 1948
10 Viola Aldrich Vaughn b. 16 Sep
1901 Prob. in Worchester, MA
m. Robert Winslow Cushman m. 31
May 1924 b. 22 Jun 1901 Newton, PA
9 Mary Vaughn #612 b. 26 May 1879
Worcester, MA d. Unk
m. William Carleton Haskell m. 4 Sep
1907
9 Ferdinand Elton Vaughn b. 7 Jun 1881
Worcester, MA d. Unk
m. Mabel Louise Conger m. 30 Nov 1903
d. 30 May 1958 Aburn, MA
10 Doris May Vaughn
9 Herbert Vaughn b. 22 Apr 1885
Worcester, MA d. Unk
m. Harriet Albright m. 23 Jun 1957
8 Verona Viola Vaughn b. 4 Jan 1846
d. 16 May 1929
m. Joseph B. Chamberlain m. 8 Mar 1865
9 Rufus Chamberlain b. 24 Jan 1869
d. 12 Oct 1925
9 Wells Chamberlain b. 21 Dec 1872
d. 31 Dec 1935
9 Edwin Chamberlain b. 3 Mar 1875
d. 11 Jan 1938
9 May Chamberlain b. 1 May 1877
d. 14 Feb 1936
7 Patty (Martha) Vaughn b. 14 Jan 1805 Pomfret,
VT d. 25 Nov 1872 Hancock, VT
m. Jabez Maxham m. 5 Nov 1827 Woodstock,
VT b. 1804 Bridgewater, VT d. 9 Mar 1875
Hancock, VT
8 Harley Maxham b. 9 Mar 1834 Barnard,
VT d. 16 Dec 1886 Hancock, VT
m. Lucinda E. Smith m. 11 Feb 1861 Bristol,
VT b. 30 Jan 1842 Bristol, VT d. 20 Feb 1926
Royalton, VT
9 Amos H. Maxham b. 21 Dec 1861
Hancock, VT d. 6 Mar 1929 N. Ferrisburg, VT
m. Abigain L. Paige m. 20 Oct 1886
Granville, VT b. 3 Dec 1866 Ferrisburg, VT
d. 26 Jun 1945 Bristol, VT
10 Ruth Maxham b. 14 Dec 1903
Ferrisburg, VT
m. Carroll O'Connor m. 8 Dec 1924
Bristol, VT b. 15 Dec 1893 Bristol, VT
d. 30 Aug 1950 Vergennes, VT
7 Erastus Otis Vaughn b. 11 Feb 1808 Pomfret,
VT d. Unk
m. Olive Hoyt m. 28 Jun 1837
7 Indianna Vaughn b. 6 Nov 1809
d. 11 Dec 1816
6 Deborah Vaughan b. 27 Mar 1771 Middleboro,
MA d. 19 Apr 1844 Woodstock, VT
m. Phineas Raymond m. 1791 Pomfret, VT
b. Abt 1766 d. 26 Jan 1854
7 David H. Raymond b. 16 Apr 1793 d. Unk
7 Azel Raymond b. 15 Dec 1794
d. 26 Jan 1822 Woodstock, VT
7 Frederick Raymond b. 11 Dec 1798 d. Unk
7 Ebenezer Raymond b. 14 Apr 1804 d. Unk
7 Cephas Raymond b. 1805
d. 23 Feb 1824 Woodstock, VT
7 Phineas Raymond b. 1817 Prob. Woodstock,
VT d. 9 May 1818 Woodstock, VT
6 Lucy Vaughan b. 7 Mar 1773 Middleboro, MA
d. 5 Apr 1847 Woodstock, VT
m. John Paddock m. 8 May 1794 Pomfret, VT
7 Zerviah Paddock b. 3 Sep 1794 d. 15 Dec 1880
m. Nathan Harvey
8 Zerviah Harvey
m. William White
7 Sylvia Paddock b. 3 Nov 1795 d. 1 Feb 1796
7 John L. Paddock b. 24 Jan 1797 d. 9 Sep 1798
7 Lucy Paddock b. 4 Aug 1798 d. 12 Nov 1798
7 Sylvia Paddock b. 16 Nov 1799 d. 11 Jul 1800
6 Jabez Vaughan b. 30 Jul 1775 Lyme, N.H.
d. 26 Dec 1838 Farmington, ME
m. Mary Thomson m. 28 Nov 1802
b. 4 Mar 1781 d. 15 Apr 1859
[d/o Francis Thomson & Mary Bumpas]
| Jabez Vaughan BIO:
Jabez was one of the three sons his father Jabez brought with him from
Vermont. His will probated 5 FEB 1839 mentions son Jabez' wife Mary and
daughters Mary & Lucy. He had a large farm in New Vinyard. Both
Jabez and Mary are burried in Riverside Cemetery, Farmington, ME.
The marriage of Jabez and Mary is recorded in Middleboro. Book 8 p. 2,
and the genealogy of John Thompson by Ignatius Thompson (1841) Taunton
MA. |
7 Ruel Vaughan
| Ruel Vaughan: A letter
written by him to James Vaughan in Vermont on 10 FEB 1826. identifies him.
This letter is in the Vermont Historical Society Files. He probably died
before his father. |
7 Mary T. Vaughan
m. Sidney Smith 3 Jan 1830
b. Abt 1809 Strong, ME
8 Medford Smith
8 Ruel Smith
8 Sidney Smith
8 Newman Smith
8 Francis Smith
8 Mary Smith
7 Alanson Vaughan b. 1807 d. 5 Oct 1885
m. Elmira Caine ? b. Abt 1811
d. 10 Jul 1856 Farmington, ME
m. (-) Mansur
8 Hiram Vaughan b. 11 Mar 1837
Farmington, ME d. 1905 Foxcroft, ME
m. Hattie L. Pullen
7 Jabez Vaughan b. 1816
d. 21 Sep 1871 Farmington, ME
m. Amanda Melvina Butterfield m. 13 May 1841
b. 1819 d. 27 Oct 1898 Farmington, ME
| Jabez Vaughan Jr. - BIO:Jabez
Jr. in early manhood purchased a farm in New Vinyard, which he tilled
for twelve years. Then he bought the hundred acre farm called the Butterfield
farm. He was a successfull farmer. In 1863 fire destroyed his buildings.
Nothing daunted he rebuilt on the same site. He was an exemplary
citizen--a Republican in politics--in religion a Freewill Baptist, being
a deacon of that church for many years. Biographical
Review Oxford and Franklin Co. Maine |
8 Almira Q. Vaughan b. 14 Apr 1847
d. 26 Apr 1918
m. Sumner W. Thomson m. 27 Aug 1876
b. 1830 New Portland, ME d. 3 Sep 1908
9 Edmond Thomson b. 10 Apr 1879
7 Lucy Vaughan b. 4 Apr 1820
d. 15 Feb 1861
m. John Knowlton m. 27 Sep 1841
b. 17 Jun 1821 Chesterville, ME d. 30 Apr 1873
North Chesterville, ME
8 Algeroy Knowlton
6 Ebenezer Vaughan b. 1 Dec 1778 Lyme, N.H.
d. 1856 Norridgewock, ME
m. Sarah B. Norton m. 11 Sep 1806 Industry, ME
b. Abt 1783 d. 1852 Norridgewock, ME
[d/o Cornelius Norton & Lydia Claghorn ]
| Ebenezer Vaughan - He, his
father and Jabez, and Jonah were listed as taxpayers in New Vinyard in
1800. In 1835 he lived in Strong. Later in Norridgewock where in 1843,
he, his wife, and his son Cephas were admitted to the Congregational Church
there. His will dated 12 Sep 1846, probated 1 May 1856, mentions
his daughters Lois Hardy and Sarah Anderson, his sons Cephas ans Ebenezer
and grandson William Hardy.
|
| No record of the children's
births have been found but from letters, cemetery inscriptions and marriage
records and wills there were these children. Mary, Deborah, Hiram,
Lois, Sarah, Ebenezer, Zenas, and Cephas.
|
| History of Norridgewock p.
212 -- Allen History of Industry, Maine p. 447 -- Hatch |
7 Lois Vaughan
m. Arnold Hardy m. 28 Apr 1836
7 Sarah Vaughan
m. Elijah Anderson m. 16 Mar 1826
7 Cephas R. Vaughan b. _____ Norridgewock,
ME d. 1879 Norridgewock, ME
m. Lucinda Bosworth m. 1848
Norridgewock, ME
| Cephas R. Vaughan BIO:Allen's
history states that he united with the Congregational Church in Norridgewock,
ME in 1843, at which time his mother and father also did. He died there
in 1879. There are no further records of other children on the town books
in Norridgewock, there may have been other children.
|
| Allen - History of
Norridgewock |
8 Cephas Vaughan b. _____
d. 1860 Norridgewock, ME
8 Frank Vaughan b. _____
d. 1861 Norridgewock, ME
7 Mary Vaughan b. Abt 1810 New Vineyard,
ME d. 3 Feb 1836 New Vineyard, ME
m. Nathan Hardy m. 31 Dec 1828
b. Abt 1802 d. 26 Dec 1883
7 Deborah Vaughan b. Abt 1811 d. 11 Oct 1831
7 Zenas Vaughan b. Abt 1814
d. 16 Jun 1882 Madison, ME
7 Hiram Vaughan b. Abt 1816 d. 25 Mar 1837
7 Ebenezer Vaughan b. Abt 1818
d. 9 May 1889 Madison, ME
m. Susan Edwards b. Abt 1832 d. 27 May 1914
m. Louisa Piper m. 1842 Prob. Norridgewock,
ME b. Abt 1819 d. 6 Apr 1854
| Louisa: m. in 1842
(History of Norridgewock, p.181-183 - Allen) d. 6 Apr. 1854 age 35 (Tombstone
Record) |
8 Mary Hardy Vaughan
m. (-) Cleaves
8 Elizabeth Leavitt Vaughan
8 Laura Mitchell Vaughan
8 John Edward Vaughan b. Abt 1857
d. 13 Sep 1889 Poss. Brisbin, PA
m. Julia (Vaughan)
8 Lucy Vaughan
m. David Wood m. Mercer, ME
8 Lyman Vaughan b. Abt 1842 d. 10 Sep 1867
8 Hiram Vaughan b. Abt Sep 1844
d. 3 Jun 1846
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