SARAH POINDEXTER 1665 _VAUGHAN

Connections to NE of Richmond, VA or to Hopkinsville, KY
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2014 15:35:58 -0400

One reference to John V Vaughan 1665 and that seemed to point to the John Vaughan that married Sarah Poindexter.  Also found reference that Sarah Poindexter married James Vaughan. I think there mush have been two Sarah Poindexters involved. 

Starting with the John Vaughan / Sarah Poindexter and moving forward  there are  marriages with Ladd, Crew, Wadel, Shields and perhaps the others.  The old Quaker MM that was in Charles City County is close to where Ladd,s store was  and just north of the James River.

Some of the Poindexter family moved just west of current day Hanover. There is a road off 33/54 called poindexter road or something like that.

We have DNA testing now that says these lines are very close, indeed close, William T Vaughan (your line) John
Vaughan (my line) and Timothy Vaughan born 1704. I have not found any proof but lost of folks are connecting William T, Timothy, and John as the children of John who married Sarah Poindexter.

Another line of wishful thinking attempts to link through the line that was in NC, then path of SW Virginia and ending it around Grayson VA.  I looked into this line and they actually did little moving the county/State  boundaries changed around them.  There was a William, James, and John in this line but I so far am unable to say that the John in that line is the one that married Sarah Poindexter.

Did a little research on river traffic and found that around current Surry and south/west the rivers that feed the Chesapeake and those that have an outlet around Roanoke Island are very close. In the 1600s these feeder creeks and rivers provided water ways for travel and transport. After the trees were cut and large amounts of land were tilled the feeder creeks and small rivers silted up.

Last week in a casual conversation I discoverer that there is a bunch of Vaughan folks in Tazewell VA. These seemed to be from NC and Grayson.

Thanks,

Reggie Vaughan

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Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2014 12:40:22 -0400
Subject: Connections to NE of Richmond, VA or to Hopkinsville, KY

I am trying to connect some dots to zero in on some ancestors. Would you contact me if you have any info and especially DNA connections to….

 

1.       Bourn, Poindexter, Shields, Hudgins, Marot, Napier, Benkskin, Hopkins, Rice, Ladd, Crew, Purrington,  Waddel, or Vaughan’s in New Kent, Hanover, Charles City County, Goochland, or nearby counties in Virginia around or before 1725?

2.       I know that some Bourn/Bourne’s from there settled in Grayson. Are you connected to any of the other names in #1 that you know were in Grayson/Wythe/Montgomery after 1725?

3.       Does anyone have connections to John V Vaughan b. 1665 in New Kent, Virginia.

4.       I am looking for anyone with family connections to Hopkinsville, KY (Christian County) prior to 1865. Especially I am interested in the families of Samuel Johnson, Anderson, or Vaughan who owned farms in that area. Any one or all of these three families may have connections to Surry, NC and to the New Kent, Hanover, Charles City County, Virginia areas.

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LEROY, JOHN THOMAS, GENE JOHNSON GENEALOGY

Leroy JOHNSON (This maybe incorrect)
First Generation1. Leroy JOHNSON was born about 1791 in .
He had the following children:
+ 2 M i. Leroy W JOHNSON was born in 1817.
Second Generation2. Leroy W JOHNSON 1 (Leroy) was born in 1817 in , , Missouri.
Leroy married Malinda BUCHANAN daughter of Simeon BUCHANAN and Amalia SPALDING on 21 Mar 1837 in Bond Co., Illinois. Malinda was born on 9 Feb 1817 in , Woodford Co., Kentucky. She died in 1898.
They had the following children:
3 F i. Sarah, Sally,M. JOHNSON was born2 in Jan 1840 in Carlyle, Clinton, Illinois.
Sarah, or Sally, M. married Harrison SHOEMAKER on 10 Oct 1868 in .
Harrison was born in Sep 1884 in Nauvoo,Hancock , Illinois.
Carroll Co. Arkansas 1900 census Winona Twp born in Ohio and Indiana
4 M ii. Duncan Owen JOHNSON was born in Dec 1840 in . He died in Winone Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas.
Duncan married Sarah Elizabeth EPPRIGHT on 1 Jan 1874 in Jasper Co., Missouri.
5 F iii. Mary Caroline JOHNSON was born in 1843 in , , Illinois.
Mary married Burrell F. JOHNSON about 1861.
6 F iv. Elizabeth Ann JOHNSON was born in 1846 in Hancock, , Illinois.
Elizabeth married David W. OWEN about 1864.
7 F v. Eliza Winney JOHNSON was born in 1850.
+ 8 M vi. John Thomas JOHNSON was born in Sep 1855. He died about 1935.
Sources1. Ancestry.Com, Marriage Mo. Cd 1780-1900 , Bond Co.,Illinois.
2. Carroll Co Arkansas 1900 Census Winona Township .
Third Generation8. John Thomas JOHNSON; F(Leroy W, Johnson) was born in Sep 1855 in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois. He died ca 1935. His father was born in Kentucky
A son lawrence (sp) may be missing? Or it may be one of the males middle name. The father and mother came from KY. ....Or may be the previous marriage others think so?
He may have been known as ("Johnnie" born 1854 in Carroll Co., Arkansas)?

1. Born-1900 Census of Winona Twp.,Carroll Co., Ark., P 270 B, #51/54, ED 45 It says he was 44 on his the 14th of Sep. And the middle name looks like a F instead of a T. They live next door on both sides to the Pinkleys (Mary Harp Married into this family. She is the sister to Arrena)
Sheet 3 (GS1240052) Cl (2 lines)
2. Interviews with Harrison Eugene Johnson (have letters) One old story grandfather told; was of his father;  that John, Thomas (F) John T. or F was there when Joseph Smith the Profit of the LDS church was murdered and was appalled at the unjustice that went on at this time. He said, " JOE- Joseph Smith did nothing wrong. (Have this valuable letter of the family and other letters from this G-Grand Dad, OF Eugene Johnson)
3. He may have been born in Carrol, AR instead of IL.
4. They moved to OK and then to Phoenix AZ. says CARROL COUNTY FAMILIES; "THESE WERE THE FIRST", Carroll County, Arkansas 1991 (1833 compiled by Jim Lair.
S.L.City Utah Family History Library. 976.717 D3L. "John T. Johnson, moved into Oklahoma and, then on to Phoenix, AR."
5. *Marr. License is under John "F." Johnson and Arvena Harp (v-r, Mistakes), Carroll Co., Arkansas. 3 Jul 1886. Not Irene as someone gave the wrong name at the time of death to be forever on his death certificate.
DEATH DATE 1935 (AGE 80) not proven this is not correct. He was older, they may have another Johnson?
6. Proven: The marriage licenses under the name of John F. Johnson of Winona, Carroll Co., AR. His age was 28 (1858).
7. His wife is Miss "Arvena" Harp of Winona, Carroll Co., AR. Her age is 26 (1860) Pge 83, Vol C marriage record book, Berryville, Carroll Co., AR. This record was read by Shirley Doss and she may not have transcribe the letters in their names correctly. However, no one spell correctly in those days.

John married Arrena, Arena, Rene HARP daughter of Louis, Lewis Thomas HARP Sr and Nancy Marie Vaughan STONE on 3 Jul 1886 in Berryville, Carroll Co., Arkansas.

Wife: Arrena,Arena, was born on 14 Oct 1858 in , Carroll, Arkansas. She died in Nov 1928 in , , Oklahoma. *The Nancy M. Vaughan Stone line is a major prob. it may go in a circle because of incise nature...
DEATH DATE NOV 1928 (AGE 70)
On death certificate of H E Johnson the mother's name is under Irene harp. He didn't get it correct, It was Arrena.
Some say this may be a second marriage? (doubt it) This file says she was born 15 Nov. 1858 not 14 Oct 1858. Never heard of this marriage but, Grand dad was a very private, quiet person, and never reveled much.
1880 census says Arrena was born in 1860 and the 1900 census in Arkansas records says Arrena was born October 1958 (age 42). They have been married 14 years. In 1900 it show only 3 children Eugene, Laura, and James W.? Her sister Mary lives next door to a relative "Pinkley".
Book, S.L. City, Utah Family Hist. Center, 1998; CARROLL COUNTY FAMILIES: THESE WERE THE
FIRST CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1991 compiled by Jim Lair (Lib. #976.717 D3L). Synapse of the Harp family members and some of the photo's are in this book.
This book spelled her name as Ariena? and also stated she was born on Nov. 15 1858. And also they moved to OK and then on to Phoenix, AR.
Note 15 Nov 1858?John and Arrena, Arena, had the following children:
+ 9 M i. Eugene, Jean, Harrison JOHNSON was born on 29 May 1890. He died on 13 Feb 1976.
+ 10 F ii. Laura Malinda JOHNSON was born in Jun 1891. She died .
11 M iii. James W JOHNSON was born on 17 Jul 1894 in Eureka Springs, Winona Twp, Carroll Co., Arkansas. He died in USA.
Walter?
+ 12 M iv. Walter JOHNSON was born about 1896. He died ?
Sources
1. 1900 Census Of Winona Twp,. Carroll Co.,Ark , P 270 B #51/54 Ed 45 Sheet 3 (GS1240052) 2 lines.
Fourth Generation9. Eugene, Jean, Harrison JOHNSON 1 (John Thomas, Leroy W, Leroy) was born on 29 May 1890 in Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma. He died on 13 Feb 1976 in Yuma, Yuma Co., Arizona. He was buried on 19 Feb 1976 in City Cemetery, Yuma, Yuma Co., Arizona. He should get a veterian burial plot and headstone.
THE LIVING IS NOT PRESENTED.
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More About JOSEPH EBOLEE NEWTON:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Chambers Co., Alabama
ix. HARVEY COLEMAN WESSON, b. 26 Jul 1893, Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama; d. 04 Feb 1967, Montgomery, Alabama; m. VERLUNA REACY FOSTER, 26 Apr 1919, Tallapoosa County, Alabama; b. 13 Jul 1902, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 17 Sep 1969, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
More About HARVEY COLEMAN WESSON:
Burial: 06 Mar 1967, Elam Baptist Cemetery, East Tallassee, Alabama
Military service: 27 May 1918, Camp Sevier, South Carolina
12. SARAH F.4 VAUGHN (JAMES MADISON 3, JAMES 2 VAUGHAN, SAMUEL1) was born 20 Dec 1857 in Dadeville/Montgomery, Alabama, and died 14 Feb 1904 in Gustine, Comanche Co., Texas. She married LEVI H. HARRISON 15 Jun 1878 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He was born Jun 1846 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1914 in Poor Farm Wichita Falls, Texas.

Children of SARAH VAUGHN and LEVI HARRISON are:
i. WILLIAM S.5 HARRISON, b. Jun 1879, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; m. M. TOBEY, 13 Nov 1904, Comanche City, Comanche, Texas.
ii. ISAAC MADISON HARRISON, b. 07 Oct 1881, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 23 Dec 1956, Galveston, Galveston, Texas; m. LULA ANN GRAY, 29 Nov 1903, Gustine, Comanche, Texas; b. Jan 1888, Alabama; d. 1920.
More About ISAAC MADISON HARRISON:
Burial: Wilson Cemetery, North of Lewisville, Lafayette Co., Arkasas
iii. LESSIE HARRISON, b. 24 Jul 1886, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
iv. GROVER A. HARRISON, b. 21 Jan 1888, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. Aft. 1956.
v. LIZZIE HARRISON, b. Aft. 1889, Texas.
vi. SARAH E. HARRISON, b. Oct 1893, Texas.
vii. VESTER HARRISON, b. Aft. 1894.
13. JULIA ISABELLE4 VAUGHN (JAMES MADISON 3, JAMES 2 VAUGHAN, SAMUEL1) was born Sep 1860 in Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama, and died 1944 in Commanche Co., Texas. She married JAMES MARVIN GUTHRIE 25 Feb 1875 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He was born Feb 1854 in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, and died 1944 in Commache, Texas.
Notes for JAMES MARVIN GUTHRIE:
Blind, worth $50,000, son of a Methodist minister
More About JAMES MARVIN GUTHRIE:
Occupation: Publisher,Southern Agricultural Magazine
Children of JULIA VAUGHN and JAMES GUTHRIE are:
i. LUCY D.5 GUTHRIE, b. 1876, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
ii. SARAH J. GUTHRIE, b. 1879, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
iii. LEONA GUTHRIE, b. 28 Oct 1880, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 15 Jun 1968.
iv. COOPER GUTHRIE, b. 06 Dec 1882, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. Sep 1984, Comache, Texas; m. UNKNOWN ALLEN.
v. WILBUR OTIS GUTHRIE, b. 30 Aug 1886, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 1955, Comache, Texas; m. GERTRUDE ROBERTS, 1910, Comanche, Texas.
vi. JAMES GUTHRIE, b. 08 Apr 1890, Commanche City, Comanche, Texas; d. Bef. 1951.
vii. ALBERT E. GUTHRIE, b. 08 Apr 1890, Comache, Texas; d. 26 Dec 1951, VAMC Waco, Texas; m. BERTHA BOTHE, Abt. 1934; d. Bef. 1951.
More About ALBERT E. GUTHRIE:
Military service: Private, 133rd Field Artilliary, WWI
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14. JAMES MADISON COLEMAN 4 VAUGHN (JAMES MADISON 3, JAMES 2 VAUGHAN, SAMUEL1) was born 26 Nov 1861 in Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama, and died 27 Aug 1913 in Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia. He married MARTHA ELISABETH SPIER 21 Dec 1882 in James H. Spier home, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, daughter of JAMES SPIER and MARY WHATLEY. She was born 19 May 1866 in Flat Rock, Putnam Co/Morgan Co., Georgia, and died 28 Mar 1949 in Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia.
More About JAMES MADISON COLEMAN VAUGHN:
Occupation: Carpenter/ Contractor
More About MARTHA ELISABETH SPIER:
Religion: member Ringgold Baptist (Primitive)
Children of JAMES VAUGHN and MARTHA SPIER are:
i. CLYDE LAVERN5 VAUGHN, b. 10 Jun 1884, Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama; d. 20 Apr 1965, Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee; m. JAMES CANADA PETTIT, 22 Apr 1906, Varnell Station, Catoosa Co., Georgia; b. 26 Feb 1876, Rome, Floyd/Murray Co., Georgia; d. 17 Dec 1961, Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee.
ii. BARTOW WHATLEY VAUGHN, b. 27 Oct 1887, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; d. 14 Nov 1887, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia.
iii. KATE MYRLE VAUGHN, b. 02 May 1889, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; d. 02 Dec 1986, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; m. (1) MARK ALOYCIUS MANNING, 25 Nov 1906, Graysville, Catoosa Co., Georgia; b. 11 May 1878, Peekskill, New York; d. 13 Apr 1913, Chatanooga, Tennessee; m. (2) JOSEPH SMITH, 22 Jul 1922; b. 31 Aug 1889, Bellville, Illinois; d. 28 Apr 1928, Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama; m. (3) JOHN KILLGORE GEER, Bef. 1941; b. 07 Aug 1883, Berthoud, Colorado; d. 23 Sep 1951, Yampa, Colorado.
More About KATE MYRLE VAUGHN:
Occupation: Poet, Author, Reporter, PBX operator
iv. FREDERICK SIMON VAUGHN, b. 04 Sep 1896, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; d. 14 Sep 1951, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; m. VALDA WELSH MASON, 08 Feb 1918, New York, New York; b. New York, New York; d. England.
More About FREDERICK SIMON VAUGHN:
Occupation: Judge Magistrate Court 1084th District GM Catoosa County
v. SPIER COLEMAN VAUGHN, b. 17 Aug 1900, Graysville, Catoosa Co. Georgia; d. 05 Jun 1988, VAMC Johnson City, Tennessee; m. (1) KATHLEEN MARGARET IRENE GIRARD, 06 May 1918, Geneva, Ohio; b. 22 Mar 1901, Ashtabula, Monroe, Ohio; d. 1975, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga, Ohio; m. (2) EVA ARNOLD JONES, 19 Jul 1942, Phillipsburg, Rout Co., Colorado; m. (3) IDA MAE WALKER, 28 Jun 1959, Hot Springs, Garland Co., Arkasas; b. 02 Apr 1900, Lewisburg, Kansas.
15. ROBINSON VAUGHAN 4 SALMON (JULIA 3 VAUGHAN, JAMES 2, SAMUEL 1) was born 21 Apr 1843 in Chambers, Fredonia Co., Alabama, and died 08 Feb 1912 in Dadeville, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama. He married AMERICA WAGNER 10 Jan 1867 in Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama. She was born 16 Feb 1850 in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, and died 29 Jul 1928 in Dadeville, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
Notes for ROBINSON VAUGHAN SALMON:
Salmon, Robinson Vaughan of Dadeville, Al; born 21 Apr 1845, at Fredonia,
Chambers County, Al. Entered as private 5 Feb 1862, at Cusseta, Al, in 8th
Confederate Cavalry, Company I. Discharged and paroled 10 May 1865, at
Washington, Ga.
Continued page 10
(listing of Tallapoosa Confederate Sociers -GenWeb Archives)
More About ROBINSON VAUGHAN SALMON:
Military service: 8th Alabama Cavalry
Occupation: Physician
Children of ROBINSON SALMON and AMERICA WAGNER are:
i. HENRY WAGNER5 SALMON, b. 1869, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; m. MAUDE S. SANFORD, 26 Apr 1890, Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
ii. ROBINSON HERMAN SALMON, b. 1872, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
iii. FREDERICK ARCHER SALMON, b. Aug 1874, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 14 Sep 1915, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
iv. ARTHUR JULIAN SALMON, b. May 1876, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; d. 30 Jun 1938, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; m. MARY KENDRICK, 1908, Luverne, Crenshaw, Alabama.
More About ARTHUR JULIAN SALMON:
Military service: 1900, Private, 39th US Volunteer Infantry
Occupation: Alabama Water Company
16. AMERICA A.E.4 WRIGHT (EMILY C3 VAUGHAN, JAMES2, SAMUEL1) was born 11 Oct 1851 in Alabama, and died 21 Mar 1884 in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama. She married WILLIAM J. PULLEN 27 Dec 1870 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He was born 1845, and died Aft. 1880.
Children of AMERICA WRIGHT and WILLIAM PULLEN are:
i. CORA5 PULLEN, b. Nov 1871; m. JOHN E. HENDRICKS, 23 Dec 1891, Tallapoosa County, Alabama; b. Oct 1874.
ii. ZULA MAE PULLEN, b. 17 May 1874, Arkansas; d. 25 Aug 1916, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; m. LEWELLON CALHOUN FARROW, 16 Dec 1893, Tallapoosa County, Alabama; b. 26 Oct 1866; d. 12 Jan 1945, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama.
More About ZULA MAE PULLEN:
Burial: Jackson Gap Cemetery, Tallapoosa Co. Alabama
17. AMANDA LAVANA4 WRIGHT (EMILY C3 VAUGHAN, JAMES2, SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1855. She married UNKNOWN WAGNER.
More About AMANDA LAVANA WRIGHT:
Residence: 1892, Comanche, Texas
Children of AMANDA WRIGHT and UNKNOWN WAGNER are:
i. MARY JESSIE5 WAGNER, b. 31 Jul 1875; d. 26 Feb 1954, Rising Star, Texas; m. JOHN MASON TUNNELL, 1893, Comanche, Texas; d. Bef. 1954.
ii. HARRIET N. WAGNER, b. 17 Jun 1877.
iii. BENJAMIN W. WAGNER, b. 16 Feb 1879.
iv. WINFIELD JAMES WAGNER, b. 05 Nov 1880.
v. EMILY AMANDA WAGNER, b. 09 Jan 1884.
vi. LILLIAN WAGNER, b. 25 Aug 1886; d. Aft. 1954; m. UNKNOWN REEDER.
vii. CHARLES HERMAN WAGNER, b. 06 Jan 1891.
18. SARAH JESSIE4 WRIGHT (EMILY C 3 VAUGHAN, JAMES2, SAMUEL1) was born 1860. She married WILLIAM PARKMAN.
Children of SARAH WRIGHT and WILLIAM PARKMAN are:
i. LEILA5 PARKMAN, m. CECIL LAWLESS.
ii. SURRANO PARKMAN, m. SUSAN UNKNOWN.
19. JAMES FLETCHER4 TURNER (SARAH PAIGE3 VAUGHAN, JAMES2, SAMUEL1)1 was born 24 Nov 1854 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama1, and died 01 Sep 19141. He married MARY SIMS 14 Mar 18731, daughter of CARROLL SIMS and MARY DOUGLAS. She was born 12 Jan 18531, and died 04 Feb 19181.
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VAUGHAN, Susanna, r 1818 Sythy, r 1820
Edmund, Jr r 1820 William, r 1828, dis 1830
Cornelius VAUGHAN (1729-1785) was sent by George II to America as a solicitor. he m in Virginia, 1745, Franky _____, and their children were
Elizabeth, Milly, Mary, Sally, Fany, Edmund, Phoebe, Nancy, Peggy. One
account mentions another son, Thomas, who is said to have gone to South
Carolina. One Thomas Vaughan was in Fayette, 1791.
Edmund VAUGHAN, Sr. (1760-1823) was married in 1784 to Sally SAMUEL, who
according to the Bible record, was barely eleven years old at the time.
They lived in the Jett neighborhood, where their home, known as the old
Haydon place, is still in good condition. Their children were 1, William,
m Frances SUBLETTE, F 1808 and they went to Selby. Though one records
says they had no children, one Nancy VAUGHAN (dau William) m Joseph GREEN,
Shelby 1825, 2, Nancy; 3, John; 4, Edmund, Jr. (1790-1857, m first Sythy
BLANTON, Fayette 1815. They lived at "Wheatland", the home of the Hanlys
at Jett and their children were: a, Sarah Frances, b, Edmund CARTER; c,
Harrison BLANTON, d James Orville; e, Benjamin, who went to Missouri; f
Lucy Catherine, m Samuel B SCEARCE. They lived on Glen's Creek and had
Edmund and Blanton, who went to Missouri and Elizabeth, who m Willia
Berryman of Versailles. g, Ira. One record says his wife was his second
cousin, Lizzie Tinsley, whose mother was a VAUGHAN; another says he m
Elizabeth UNDERWOOD, Shelby 1856. They are said to have lived in Shelby
where they had several children, including; Sally, m A.D. MIDDLETON, of
Shelby; Mettie, m Lee LONG of Bagdad; Lucy m Roger BRYAN of Winchesster.
h, Elizabeth Sarah (1833-1917) m Hezekiah WINN, 1865 and they were parents
of Miss Lucy WINN of Versailles; i, John. Edmund Jr m second Mrs.
Elizabeth MONKS (dau John Pattie and widow James MONKS). F 1839 and they
had i, William Walker, k Henry, Edmund Jr m third Mrs Ellen CLARKE FOX
(dau Joseph CLARKE and widow George F FOX.
Walker m Fannie BLACKWELL, F 1824 and they had: a, William P., m Susan S
HARPER and went to Saline Co MO; b, Dr Robert, who practiced in Louisville
and Versailles, m ___ Culver and had William and Millard; c, Mollie F., m
Daniel C HITT, d Sallie m ___ FLETCHER, and went to MO; e., Edmund, also
went to MO; f John M., m ____ and had R.S. and Ellen M. 6 Elizabeth
TINSLEY; 7, Thomas, m Mary HUGHES, F 1817; 8, Reuben.
In W 1801 Edmund VAUGHAN, Sr m Susanna THOMSON and their children were 9,
James m Charlotte Ashmore HAWKINS, w 1827 and they had Edward and William;
10, Mary Ann, m Dandridge S CROCKETT (s Col Anthony and Mary WILSON
CROCKETT, Shelby 1820. They lived on a farm on the Lawrenceburg road
which is now owned by Mrs. Leslie MORRIS and their children were: a,
Susan, m Dr John HICKMAN, of Clay Village in Shelby who went afterward to
Cynthiana. They were the parents of George, m Hallie HOCKENSMITH, and
Pickett. b George, m Elizabeth ELLISON (dau James HITER and Dolly E.T.
Foree ELLISON) and they were parents of Hiter CROCKETT, o Frankfort, c,
William OVERTON, the teacher, m Margaret DILLON; d Florence m Alfred
STEDMAN; e, Edmund m Mary HOLTON and they were the parents of Mrs. Fanny
FRAZIER, of Frankfort; f, James G of whom the statue was made for the
ornament to the Confederate soldiers in the Franklin cemetery; g,
Dandridge; h, Emma, m Dr Coleman D PATTIE.
John VAUGHAN lived in the Bridgeport neighborhood and they had a family of
ten. He died F 1814 leaving his wife, Elizabeth and children. Lucy L VAUGHAN (dau Elizabeth) m Owsy DANIEL. Others in that vicinity were John VAUGHAN, m Elizabeth NEWBERRY, f 1813; John H (1800 or 1803-1876) m first
Almira PAYNE (dau Col Samuel and Nancy BLACKWELL PAYNE) F 1829 and second
Eliza Jane RICHARDSON, 1841. jAMES vaughan M mARIA motts f 1821; jAMES M
CATHERINE jackson, F 1830; and the infant heirs of one James VAUGHAN, F
1847, were James F., Amanda, Ellen, Emily, Martha, Elizabeth. Nelson
VAUGHAN m Sally JACKSON, and died F 1814, leaving a son John J who m
Dorinda PEMBERTON, F 1837 and they went to Shelby. They were ancestors of
Mrs. Ada DARLINGTON of Frankfort. Winston VAUGHAN (1798-1885) m first
Polly GALE, F 1821 and they had several children, he m second Sally
RICHARDSON (dau John SCOFIELD and wid Hiram RICHARDSON), F 1839.
Philip VAUGHAN m Margaret BLANTON in VA and they had William who was of
age in 1807, another son, and two daughters. It is not known where these
children came to Kentucky or not. One Philip VAUGHAN m Sarah Fleming
BATES, Halifax Co VA 1790. The will of Philip VAUGHAN, Green Co KY, 1827
names his wife Judith, son John, dau Sarah FRYER, granddau Judith B CLARK.
John VAUGHAN was in Woodford 1790. He lived on Clear Creek and was the
father of 1. Ellen, m John DALE, W 1808, and went to Shelby; 2, Jane m
first William PEMBERTON and second John DALE, Shelby 1838; 3, Alpheus who
died 1828 leaving his wife Louisa? and son Andrew T; 4 James of Shelby,
David and Daniel Vaughan were in W 1797. Daniel m Polly Covenhoven, W
1797 and had a family of eight, W 1810. James A VAUGHAN m Sallie F LEWIS,
W 1856. William VAUGHAN m Mary CHRISTIE w 1824. Cornelius VAUGHAN (s
James) m Franky WEBSTER, Fayette 1806; Cornelius M Emily FITZPATRICK,
Fayette, 1850. End...

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A Beginner to Genealogy? Try starting with help from some good free sites, then branch out to the paying ones later? Some sites have more photo that seems to be abundant for these lines. Lots of Vaughan photos on line. Go to google images for some of these photos they may have some you don't have in your collections.
Please add to these other free sites in comments however they will be checked out to see if they're truly free I love family sites! They help in your line, no one can be save without others aiding us in our lines!
1. Welcome to the Ancestors Web Site or,
2. http://www.familysearch.%20org/ or the other, https://new.familysearch.org/en/action/unsec/welcome A newer version
3. http://www.byubroadcasting.org/ or,
4. http://lds.org/ i.e. BYU site above has lots of good suggestions for beginners and I use some of the areas too. Even the TV show may help beginners "tune in". Note to Readers: Proofs or verification data will always disagree with each other. So much of this needs to be updated while others parts do not. I tried not to add any living persons (first two generations) so, these first two generations are always missing.
My purpose is to keep this a free genealogy Internet site for my genealogy cousin lines. To be corrected for other in comments. Genealogy is presented AS IS. You need to make your own corrections as with any genealogy, and these posts are no exceptions to that rule. Three sources and this is not one of your sources! The posts at best gives you clues to follow up on those sources.Do help whenever or where ever possible. Share with others in these lines. Please send any proof, if possible, for any changes to add that you may want to add through a e-mail attachment for me to publish or if you don't want me to publish please make a note in the correspondence.
I'm learning how to copy my pages slowly and will go back to make change some of my first pages as I go along. This is a learning experiment learning to using this style of blog format. If you have photo please send it along in an attachment in my e-mail. Thanks (Updates will be coming about once a month?) Every thing here is only presented TENTATIVELY! You'll need to Prove all genealogy data, name and records!
It's genealogy's Golden Rule is always watch what your reveal on the Internet. However note the number one use of the Internet is genealogy. These names are mostly mine, cousins, step families, and even my children's line (my X's lines), basically what I have on hand. I don't add other interest outside my parameters.
The Photo are for aesthetics additions and may not be on the correct pages, but all are in my lines. All publishing rights reserved on all material in here. In other words...not for re-sale at or to any other site! No Spam comments or connections to any outside interest of these subject matters pages. And last of all, you must connect to one of our lines. Thanks
Do visit inside these pages: It has some links like on "Family Search" a pilot program that give you some information on certain census.
5. http://blog.dearmyrtle.com/2007/06/browse-unindexed-microfilm-online-today.html Remember it's not on her home page.
6. http://blogfinder.genealogue.com/quick_finder.asp? This is a list of bloggers referring to genealogy but not necessarily this line. More to information to educate in this area.
7. New Beginners: TWO FREE GENEALOGY PROGRAMS: www.lds.org/ (Family History), (Family Search.Org), (Order/download products), (software downloads), (4.0 or 5.0 are free in different languages.)
8.Or, you can just go to http://www.familysearch.org/ i.e. The download for instruction is on this page too. Any program takes time to learn. Their free program called the Paf 4.0 or the Paf 5.0 or Paf 5.2 i.e.programs is free to anyone. It's may not be the best for some, but it's free and its not invasive, or for resale and, no ads back to them to buy anything! In this program you can turn many of the entries off when printing (referring to any LDS data, temple, baptism, i.e. that's not pertaining to you.)
At best it maybe free storage for all your names to work on until you can afford another software program. I don't advertise genealogy software that is not free. The ph. no. that will tell you how to turn off their LDS entries, how to load the program, questions on how to use the program or most of all any questions that you need answering concerning genealogy they will assist you in your language. They are older volunteer's so if you get a personality you have a problem with call back when he/her shift is over and call another time. They do not proselytise and will let you know of other sites, where to start for the name you are seeking etc. 1-800-346-6044 They can look up name etc on the Internet from their genealogy library. They have genealogy library operating in most areas of the world to keep their temple work going. Ask for the nearest library (free) in your area. All workers are volunteers and same thing applies as stated above, go a time when you like the person helping you. Opened six days a week and their sh rifts changes every 4 hours. (Look in the ph. book for a "Stake Center" or call their missionaries in the area or President i.e.)
9. help@productsupport.familysupport.org Don't worry they don't care what religion, race, etc., you are and have many foreign worker to draw from depending on their availability and where, because its all volunteers service oriented.
10. Here is a large file to this Vaughan file. (Version 2.1 of the file is on-line and available for downloading at:) http://www.mediafire.com/?5ygirh4zpjz Look for version 2.1 in Ged com format. I loaded this on the Paf program too but you need to change "Rosa" to become No. 1 etc. If nothing else use it as a "list" to names to yours if you connect. I think this web site belongs to Eddie Davis who does the genealogy work, as well as other members (Vaughan line) from this Vaughan Pioneer Group. Do write him to get his newsletters and etc. from him and the others in the group who summit data.
11. http://www.abiword.com/ If you don't have or don't like Microsoft word i.e. I like the Write program is http://www.openoffice.org/ much better (3.2) Another is one you have to order, Gridin Soft Notepade. I use other writing sources other than Microsoft because the new version does not work for genealogy purposes.
12. http://www.cyndislist.com/ Everyone used Cyndy's list, however it has become very commercial over the years yet, to be expected because it cost a lot to keep genealogy free sites going, and it's an honest way to earn money doing what you do best. It may help someone with ideas and link of where to go next i.e. Most of her links connect to commercials sites.
13. NARA PAGES: http://ancestryinsider.blogspot.com/search/label/NARA It has some information about the wars and pages to view them.
14. http://technorati.com/tag/genealogy" I know it has a lot of "bogus genealogy sites" set up for money offering nothing. Viewings or "CLICKS" are set up for you to view and they make money when you do. That's why we have so many "Bogus" blogs. However, I've found some information or links in them to sites that was helpful, but be careful here for the "run-around". 15. http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/ In every state has a government archives for searching, (mostly for ordering copies (cheaper) of death, marriage, i.e. certificates). This one pertains to the Missouri ancestral line in these pages. Sometimes the have good links and sometime the same old ones that steal from everyone and charge you fees to get them back after you've donated free to them. 16. Cherokee nation @ http://www.cherokeenation.org/ and Another site to register to the
17. Cherokee Tribe, a genealogy site also. http://www.cherokee.org/Services/Default.aspx?Service=Registration&ID=8sRG9ZCF7PE=

18. Tretower Vaughan's and Davis's group? http://www.tretower.com/. Another break off of Vaughan: Data (sumitted by members to this group) is http://tretower.com/ (I've gotten many shared photo by members to the group too. A lot of her pages like mine are from posting og the group, "Vaughan Pioneer" at Yahoo.com It a group that many of us belong too. So some of our pages maybe duplicated sources, as they are sent weekly. Ask Mr. Davis for the free membership. ec21davis@sbcglobal.net
19. This is a great site to look up phone. no. backwards, forwards or just a address i.e http://www.411locate.com/ It come in handy at times when looking up people while doing genealogy.
You can add your site too but nothing linking to a professional genealogy link or site.Next; Immigrant Servants Database: Nathan W. Murphy, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Utah, accredited genealogist, and employee of Price and Associates Genealogical Services (project sponsor), is reconstructing a passenger arrival list of indentured servants coming to colonial America. According to the website, "More than 75 percent of the colonists who settled south of New England financed their voyages to the New World as indentured servants, convict servants, and redemption's. This project aims to identify all immigrants described by these terms in American and European sources from 1607 through 1820." To date, there are approximately 10,000 immigrant servants listed in the database.That number continues to grow.

20. http://www.immigrantservants.com/ This is a very good site for any immigration genealogy.

21. Vaughn, Putnam i.e. http://quimbycentral.com/TJMoody.html (Family site) Do add your own site here if your related, (cousin.)

22. http://members.tripod.com/~Hiestand/roller/JOHANNES.HTM Roller/Vaughan is another family site.23. http://www.pioneerlibrary.com/ It's an on line library? 24. www.genealogy.com/links/index.html 25. For Land Grant Searches: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/

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Photo: Cherubia, Mary, Eliz., Nancy Vaughan

More sites are continually added to this page.
Added: http://www.lgboyd.com/vaughn/vaughn.htm
http://www.egroups.com/group/Vaughanpioneers
http://www.lgboyd.com/ancestors/ and

http://www.mediafire.com/?1hnkt0275ct Another, Vaughan line
Vaughanpioneers@yahoogroups.com or ec21davis@sbcglobal.net (e-mail to become a member)
http://www.timcdfw.com/genealogy...personID=I340&tree=ChildressMain (John Franklin Vaughan) Is a very nice free web site for Vaughan's seekers.
* http://www.heralddemocrat.com/hd/Judge-R--C--Vaughan Pass Away...Judge RC Vaughan page
The UK National Archives Link is http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
cs@sgenealogy.com for any genealogy materials and services.
RE: VA-ROOTS@LISTLVA.LIB.VA.US
http://www.virginiamemory.com/collections/chancery/
http://www.virginiamemory.com/ (LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA)Vaughan: Page of Genealogy (Free) http://tretower.com/ A lot of her pages like mine are from posting to the Vaughan Pioneer group that we both belong too. So some of our pages maybe duplicated sources.Vaughanpioneers@yahoogroups.com or ec21davis@sbcglobal.nethttp://www.timcdfw.com/genealogy...personID=I340&tree=ChildressMain (John Franklin Vaughan) Nice free web site for Vaughan'shttp://www.timcdfw.com/genealogy...personID=I340&tree=ChildressMain http://connectionsforcousins.blogspot.com/http://www.lgboyd.com/vaughn/vaughn.htm Genealogy http://www.lgboyd.com/ancestors/
This got an honorable mention on this oil painting. I was trying to find my direction in art. So I thought I would try history. I donated it to the local church in the area. It was taken from an old photo of Christensen's a photographer of the 1900. One of his relatives, who owned his photos opened up a shop in town on main street and was selling Christensen's old photo. I explain to him that I wanted to do a oil painting of the photo and got permission to do this one. Afterwards I took a photo of the painting in the store and he was not pleased because I followed the photo to closely? Even though I added the Utah mountains, seagulls, trees and the lake. Later they used the photo for a front cover of a magazine. I don't know who now owns the rights after that. I paid him for mine which was before that occasion? I don't do other photos because of that incident. I wanted to honor the old traditions of families working together. My family did and I like it.
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NOTE: If you have a photo to share for others or even if your writing a book. Send photos and picture of your Vaughan, book etc and I will publish or advertise it for the rest of the cousins. My e-mail is, ptsherm@gmail.com Thanks
Thanks for sending me information's to pass on to others.
http://ce.byu.edu/cw/cwgeneal/
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/default.asp
http://usgenweb.org/#https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Main_Page
http://genealogyjana.blogspot.com/
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kithandkin2000/vaughnfamilybyrebeka.htm

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kithandkin2000/VaughnDescofBenjaminbyMargaretCooper.htm