VAUGHAN, ETC N EW S L E T T ER
November 1989
EDITOR; Verna Baker Banes
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June 28, 1988
AA2 Conduct Drive
MooroNvill*. In . 46158
Dear Verna Banes;
Here are some of the Vaughon bits and pieces that I mentioned to you sometime ago .
Data I cannot "connect" .-.but nay
Following are from Meadows Heritage:
Texas Marriages (Stephens County) 11—20-1867——Meadows, Martha Jane to Vaughan.Wm.Allon.
Missouri Marriages (Polk Count y )-s 8-19-1858—-Moddo-r, BenJ . F. to Vaughan, Parthenia.
Arkansas (Crawford County; 4— A --•1880— —Mood o ra, Sarah D. to Vaughn Andrew.
From Charles City Co.. Va.. March 12. 1818--WA11 of Henry Vaughan" names:
Mary Taylor, wife of William Taylor; Phylany A. Vaughan;
Deborah Folkes, wife of Joseph Folkes; Ann S (?) Vaugha.n ; Elizabeth Bat te ; Grandson Fleming h.
Batte ("if he lives to lawful age which will be August 26. 1830"). "To be buried by the side
of my daughter, Harriet." '•.'•-
From Charles City Co., Va., Fard-tth of We stover . May A, 1795, Henry Vaughan paid I'lO pounds to
Samu al and Mary Eblin for 100 acres. Feb. 6. 1798. Henry y^g^n Jr . sold slave Phoebe, to
Charles Carter . June 7, 1726--llQnry Voufihan Sr. paid Samuel Eblen.<cq) 16 pounds for 100 acres.
Will of Henry Vauahan from S u Hi p t o r (cq) District S.C,, April 1, 181 1——Names wi'fe Margaret
and five children; Finnetta Julia, Mar-y M. . Henry, John A, , and Vermeill. Indications are wife was
Margaret Anderson and son Joh n/A . was named Anderson and all children were minors.
Visitor details settle in ont of Sinnipoo, Grant Co., Wise.
Original owner of settlement was Pa y Con\Vou ghan of North Carolina-.
He and wife (not named) came to Wisconsin in 1830. Her family (not named) followed. Payton died in
1845. She remarried a Prentice and died in 1861. Two children survived her, Harriet Ann Mario (b. 1836)
and Payton S. Vaughan (b. 1U41). Ilnrr-loc married in 1861 to Jolin Squiro I-' en ley. William Fenley
is a g—grandson. A cemetery at Sinnipoo ) 1 o ± b h t a contains about 75 graves.
Known buried there are Poyton. hia wife, and daughter Harriet, as well as a number o£ Fonloys.
From Greenville Co. . S.C. . will of John Vaughanfda ted Nov 20
1839. Names seven daughters Eliznboth. Sarah, Charlotte Rhoda
Nancy.. Parthena, and Aveline (sp?) living in Alabama. Also men-^-
,tions children of daughter Mary. Apparently angered by two aons-
In-iaw, Samuel Me Da do and Chariot bo's unnamed husband.
Now who can help me??
Submitted by
Charles B. Vaughan
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