VAUGHAN, ETC N EW S L E T T ER
JANUARY & APRIL 1984
EDITOR; Verna Baker Banes
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FRANCES STODDARD, 9101 Byron Or., Little Rocfc, AR 72205 searches for the names of
the parents of her gr mother JULIA VAUGHAN, 1844-1928, who m. DR. JOHN B. MCKEMIE,
1836-1908. He was in the Confederate Army, and she collected a Confederate pension on his service.
She had a brother Robert who preceded her in death and also lived in Magnolia, AR. Another brother
W. H. VAUGHAM, lived in BROOKHAVEN, MS. Prances' grmother referred to him as "Uncle
Hadie." She also thinks he_once was connected with some school in Waco, TX.
BERNIECE VAUGHAN, 2044 Kenway, Lodi, CA 95240 wrote that she has been searching for
years on her husband's family. Three Vaughan brothers, JOSEPH, JAMES, & JOHN, married 3
daughters of JAMES HILL (son of ISAAC HILL) and his wife JERUSHA ALLEE HILL in Barren.
Co KY in the early 1800's. Around 1820-25 Joseph and ELVIRA (HILL), James and CHARITY
(HILL), and John and MILLIE (HILL) emigrated to Cooper Co MO. There might have been
another brother ELISHA, too. Maybe others. Rumor has it that the boys were orphans, farmed
out to other families; but she has no proof at this. Can you help her or suggest where she might turn
for help?
ROBERT CLAY VAUGHAN, 7 Windward, Alexander City, AL 35010 Tombstone inscriptions;
HEYWOOD VAUGHAN, 1820-1914 "He died as he lived—a Christian". MARTHA VAUGHAN,
1818-1860. AMY VAUGHAN, 1828-1880 "To die is gain". SARAH VAUGHAN, 1822-1893
"None knew her but to love her". REV. JAMES E. VAUGHAN, 1854-1932. ELMIRA
HACXLANDER VAUGHAN, 1855-1922. (Children of J.E. & ELMIRAi Heywood, Annie, Mary,
Blanding, Robert, Leona). ROBERT HACKLANDER VAUGHAN, 1882-1918 "How desolate our
home bereft of thee". Grandma Vaughan, dau of DR. S MRS. TAYLOR, attended Mobile Academy.
Her father was drowned with mother and daughter looking on. Later Mrs. Taylor married a Mr.
Hacklander; hence the name Hacklander became a family name* Standing and Heywood Vaughan
were Baptist ministers,
VEBIEL WILSON, 28735 Summervood Rd, Farnington Hills, MI 48108 needs parants and siblings
of WILLIAM VAUGHN, b 1818 Crab Orchard, Lincoln Co KY and FRANCES JANE MCKINZIE
who were m in 1835 in Montgomery Co IL. She was from KY (possibly Adair Co). They lived Bond
Co IL.
MRS. T. C. MINGFIELD, P.O. Box 1, Paris, AR. 72855 l Ancestor—HAIRSTOB VAUGHAN
(1846-1940) b at Magazine, Mooresburg, Hawkins Co TO. M LYCIA S. EELIS. Mairston was
the son of JOSEPH VAUGHAN and MARY ELVIRA BASSETT.
EMMA ADAMS, 2005 S. 65TH, Fort Smith, AR 72903 has some information on TARLTON
VAUGHAN, b ca 1806 in KY. In 1850 he was in Madison Co AL. His family seems to have
migrated to AR by 1870. If you have anything along these lines, she would like to exchange data
with you.
RUTH ELMERS, 614 Albany, Femdale, MI 48220 says the VAUGHN name runs in her family
as a middle name. MARY VAUGHN , 1814-1856, m WILLIAM IRVING CORIELL. They had
12 children. One son was JUSTICE VAUGHN CORIELL, 1834-1904, which leads Ruth to believe
that two headstones in the Newbre Cemetery, Emmett Township near Battle Creek, MI are Mary's
parents or brother—JUSTUS VAUGHAN b 1850 and JEMINA VAUGHAN, 1799-1880. In the
Riverside Cemetery in Bellevue, MI there is a large VAUGHAN MARKER with 3 small individual
markers; NANCY BARRETT VAUGHAN 1834-1887; JENNIE B. VAUGHAN 1861-1934;
BARRETT B. VAUGHAN 1860-1915.
SUSAN GLABACH, 16988 Bedford, Southfield, MI 48076 has traced her father's lineage back to
a JAMES VAUGHAN who came to America during the potato famine in Ireland in the 1860's. Her
father DONALD VAUGHN changed the spelling by dropping the final "a."
JOHNIE OLDSER. 1421 Cedar, Benton, AS 72015 is the gr daughter of W. B. VAUGHAN who
was living around Boarden and Camden areas in the early 1900's.
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