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WALTER HARP



On 5/20/2014 11:20 AM, pherman@jscomm.net      wrote:
 
The good news is that I do have information on this Harp family.
Basically I believe Walter Harp is descended from Thomas Sr. & Abigail
Harp. Thomas was b. ca 1787 NC (1850 census), d. bet 1850 & 1860 census
prob. in Madison Co, AR. He made the same moves as the other Harps and I
believe he was possibly a brother or cousin of John Harp. He was listed
on the 1812 Warren Co, TN Tax List, and is mentioned in plat records there
in 1825 & 1826. He is on the 1830 Warren Co, Tn census and the 1832
Warren Co, TN Tax List. He went to Washington Co, AR by the 1836 Tax List and possibly was there earlier as his youngest daughter lists her birth as
ca 1833 in AR. Madison Co, AR was created out of Washington Co, AR in 1836 and so he is listed in Madison Co, AR thereafter - 1837 & 1838 Madison Co,
AR Tax Lists; in 1839 purchased land in NE, SW, Sec 3, Twp 18, Rng 26 of
Madison Co. He is on the 1840 & 1850 Madison Co, AR census record and is on Madison Co. Tax lists up through 1856.

              From census records, I have the following children:

1. Sarah Harp b. ca 1815 m. Abner Bohannon (The death certificate of
their son, John Bohannon, listed his parents as Abner Bohannon & Harp)

2. unknown female Harp b. ca 1815-1820

3. unknown female Harp b. ca 1815-1820

4. Henry Harp b. ca 1822 TN

5. Agnes Harp b. ca 1824 TN

6. Thomas Harp Jr. b. ca 1825, m. ca 1844 to Martha J. McGinnis b. ca
1826 IL

7. Jane Harp b. ca 1827 TN

8. Hardy Harp b. ca 1830 TN d. 13 Sep 1870 (Pension records) m. Juda
McCarver b. 9 Mar 1832 TN, d. 11 Jun 1914 Madison Co, AR

9. Ruth O Harp b. 1833 AR m. N. M. Wahlquist

One of the unknown daughters above could be Phebe Harp ? who is mentioned in Union United Baptist Church records with Thomas & Abigail in 1841.

6. Thomas Harp Jr. b. ca 1825 is listed as Thomas Harper on the 1850
Madison Co, AR census. He is on various Tax lists and land records in
Madison County. In 1860 he is on the Washington Co, AR census. Children
of Thomas Harp Jr. & Martha McGinnis:

1. William Alexander Harp b. 23 Jun 1845 (pension record) or 23 Jun 1840
(death certificate) or 1841 (Cemetery marker in Madison Co), d. 13 May
1935 Marble, Madison Co, AR (death cert), bur. Rockhouse Cem, Madison Co,
AR, m. 1st on 29 Jul 1863 (pension) Madison Co, AR to Louisa Jane Evan b. 21 Jan 1841, d. 7 Mar 1885 (pension); m. 2nd on 18 Dec 1887 (pension) in Madison Co. to Matilda Jane (Holman) McClain, d/o William & Sarah Holman, b. ca 1862 (marker) d. Aug 1928 (marker), bur. Rockhouse Cem

2. Abraham Nelson Harp b. ca 1848 (census) Madison Co, AR, d. ca 1934, m. ca 1868 to Sarah Pryor, d/o Seth & Dorcas Pryor, b. ca 1846 MO

3. Mary Harp b. ca 1850 (census) Madison Co, AR - no other data

4. James Marion Harp b. 8 Sep 1852 AR, d. 17 May 1929 Winfield, Cowley
Co, KS, bur. Maple City Cem, m. 21 Oct 1877 McDonald Co, MO to Nancy
Tucker b. ca 1857 MO

5. Sarah J. Harp b. 19 Jul 1854, d. 30 Jul 1932 Cleveland, Pawnee Co, OK,
bur. Pawnee Cem, m. 4 May 1877 McDonald Co, MO to William J. James b. Jun1857 MO, d. ca 1918 Shell Knob, Barry Co, MO

6. Isaac Denton Harp b ca 1856 AR (census) or 23 May 1861 (family, d.
fall of 1928 or spring 1929, m. ca 1878 to Nancy Matilda Pilkington b. ca
1862 MO

William Alexander Harp is listed on census: 1880 McDonald Co, MO, 1900
Carroll Co, AR, 1910 Carroll Co, AR, 1920 Madison Co, AR, and 1930 Madison Co, AR (listed as Alexandris Harp). With both wives he had a total of 13 children Madison County Record (newspaper), 16 May 1935
William A. Harp, a Union veteran of the Civil War, died Monday, 13 May
1935 at the home of his son, D. N. Harp, at Marble. He lacked little more
than a month being 95 years of age. His remains were interred in
Rockhouse Cemetery near where he had resided most of his life. The
funeral was held under direction of the Masonic Fraternity and was
directed by Bruce Brashears, undertaker of Huntsville. Mr. Harp was the
father of thirteen children, nine of whom survive him.

Walter Edward Harp was b. 28 Apr 1895 (father's pension), or 28 Apr 1894
(SSDI), d. 23 Dec 1988 when living at Springdale, AR (SSDI), m. 8 Sep 1915 Madison Co AR to Mrs. Mable Hughs. Walter & Mable are on the 1930 Madison Co, AR census with the following children: Eugene b. ca 1916, Ruth b. ca 1918, Evrette b. ca 1921, Norma b. ca 1924 and Zola b. ca 1936.

I hope this helps your friend. I have much more I could send, but this is
an overview.
              Walter E. Harp b. 5 Aug 1896 in Arkansas, married Mable Hughes, 8 Sept 1915, in Chaplin, Madison, Arkansas. He died Oct 1976 in Stephens
Co, Oklahoma.
              Walter is found with his parents in the 1910 census in Clifty,
              Carroll, Arkansas. Parents are W. A. Harp (64 b. Arkansas) and Matilda
(45 b. Missouri): children are Nelson 18, Walter 16, Silas 11 and
Flora 8. Family in 1900 census in Omega, Carrol, Arkansas.
              Any more information would be appreciated. Thank you.
              Connie Ohlman Bradish e-mail is bradish@attglobal.net             








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VAUGHAN'S OF VIRGINIA, 1760


Husband: John Bradford VAUGHAN
Born Place10 Apr 1760 Northampton County NC
Died Place 1851 Mobile County, AL
Married Place Abt 1795 Sumter District, SC
Other Spouse Winifred Elizabeth HARRELL
Married Place 9 Jul 1839 Mobile County, AL
Husband's father Henry Clader VAUGHAN Jr.
Husband's mother Frances Elizabeth BRADFORD
Wife Sarah Gayle SINGLETON
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
John Singleton VAUGHAN
1 M Born Place 22 Feb 1798 SC
Spouse Letitia H. MILLER
Married Place 11 Aug 1828 Clarke County, AL ?
Beverly VAUGHAN
2
M
Born
Place
1799
South Carolina
Robert VAUGHAN
3
M
Born
Place
1800
South Carolina
Spouse
Nancy BRUNSON
Married
Place
Vincent VAUGHAN
4
M
Born
Place
1803
South Carolina
Henry A. VAUGHAN
5
M
Born
Place
1805
South Carolina ’15
Occupation
Place
School teacher
Died
Place
Abt 1865
Spouse
Elizabeth Ann MCMANUS
Married
Place
Abt 1829
Jackson Co., Mississippi
Matthew James VAUGHAN
6
M
Born
Place
1808
South Carolina
Spouse
Selitia Ann DENMARK
Married
Place
3 Feb 2008
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Husband
Henry Clader VAUGHAN Jr.
Born
Place
Northhampton County, NC ?
Died
Place
Jan 1809
Sumter County, SC
Married
Place
Husband's father
Vinson V. VAUGHAN
Husband's mother
Frances WADDILL
Wife
Frances Elizabeth BRADFORD
Died
Place
1815
Sumter District, SC
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
Vincent (Vinson) VAUGHAN
1
M
Died
Place
Abt 1819
Spouse
Elizabeth
Married
Place
Richard VAUGHAN
2
M
Died
Place
1809
Spouse
Elizabeth
Married
Place
John Bradford VAUGHAN
3
M
Born
Place
10 Apr 1760
Northampton County NC
Died
Place
1851
Mobile County, AL
Spouse
Sarah Gayle SINGLETON
Married
Place
Abt 1795
Sumter District, SC
Spouse
Winifred Elizabeth HARRELL
Married
Place
9 Jul 1839
Mobile County, AL
William VAUGHAN
4
M
Born
Place
22 May 1764
Northampton County NC
Died
Place
21 Sep 1857
Sumter County, SC
Spouse
Alice COOK
Married
Place
Henry Bradford VAUGHAN
5
M
Born
Place
13 Sep 1767
Northampton County, NC
Died
Place
5 Mar 1814
Cherryvale Plantation, Sumter District, SC
Spouse
Margaret ANDERSON
Married
Place
3 Mar 1795
3 Feb 2008
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Family Group Record
Husband
Henry Clader VAUGHAN Jr.
Wife
Frances Elizabeth BRADFORD
Page 2 of 2

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Family Group Record
Page 1 of 2
Husband
Vinson V. VAUGHAN
Born
Place
Abt 1680
Occupation
Place
Sawyer
Died
Place
24 Jun 1749
Northhampton County, NC ’45
Married
Place
Husband's father
William VAUGHAN
Husband's mother
Wife
Frances WADDILL
Born
Place
2 May 1706
New Kent County, VA ’44
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
Henry Clader VAUGHAN Jr.
1
M
Born
Place
Northhampton County, NC ?
Died
Place
Jan 1809
Sumter County, SC
Spouse
Frances Elizabeth BRADFORD
Married
Place
Vinson (Vincent) VAUGHAN
2
M
Died
Place
Abt 1766
Northampton County, NC
Spouse
Unknown
Married
Place
Noel Hutchins VAUGHAN
3
M
Died
Place
Abt 1829
Sumter District, SC
Spouse
Unknown
Married
Place
John Bradford VAUGHAN
4
M
Spouse
Unknown
Married
Place
Margaret VAUGHAN
5
F
Spouse
HAZLEWOOD
Married
Place
Naomi VAUGHAN
6
F
Sarah VAUGHAN
7
F
Spouse
CRUMP
Married
Place
3 Feb 2008
Notes
His will speaks of his wife and children Vinson, John, Noel Hutchins, Henry, Margaret, Sarah and Naomi.
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Family Group Record
Husband
Vinson V. VAUGHAN
Wife
Frances WADDILL
Page 2 of 2
Notes
HUSBAND
-
Vinson V. VAUGHAN
(Continued)
His will speaks of his wife and children Vinson, John, Noel Hutchins, Henry, Margaret, Sarah and Naomi.
WIFE
...............................................Family Group Record
Husband
William VAUGHAN
Born
Place
Abt 1660
Charles City County, VA
Married
Place
Husband's father
John VAUGHAN
Husband's mother
Ellen ?
Wife
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
Vinson V. VAUGHAN
1
M
Born
Place
Abt 1680
Occupation
Place
Sawyer
Died
Place
24 Jun 1749
Northhampton County, NC ’45
Spouse
Frances WADDILL
Married
Place
3 Feb 2008
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Husband
John VAUGHAN
Birth
Place
1618
ENG
Died
Place
1664
Westmoreland, Virginia
Married
Place
Husband's father
Pat. John William VAUGHAN
Husband's mother
Sarah ?
Wife
Ellen ?
Born
Place
Abt 1620
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
John V. VAUGHAN
1
M
Born
Place
Abt 1664
Birth
Place
Abt 1660
Birth
Place
Abt 1664
ST. PETER'S PAR., NEW KENT, VA
Death
Place
Y
Death
Place
20 Jan 1725
St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, VA
Died
Place
20 Jan 1724
New Kent County, Virginia
Spouse
Sarah POINDEXTER
Married
Place
5 Nov 1686
New Kent County, Virginia Formed 1654 From York, James City Counties
Marriage
Place
1686
New Kent County, Virginia Formed 1654 From York, James City Counties
Marriage
Place
Nov 1686
ST. PETER'S PAR., NEW KENT, VA
Marriage
Place
5 Nov 1686
NEW KENT CO. VA
Marriage
Place
5 Nov 1686
St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, VA
Samuel VAUGHAN
2
M
Born
Place
Bef 1664
William VAUGHAN
3
M
Born
Place
Abt 1660
Charles City County, VA
Spouse
Unknown
Married
Place
Elizabeth VAUGHAN
4
F
3 Feb 2008
Notes
HUSBAND
-
John VAUGHAN
His will was made in Westmoreland County, Virginia, January 9, 1663 and probated on April 27, 1664 of Nominy
Parish. His wife Ellen was listed as his executor and the guardian of his two sons Samuel and William. His son-in-law
John Watts and his wife (John's daughter) Elizabeth were given 1000 acres of land on Mattox Creek.
"The first patent granted in what is now Westmoreland County was at what is now "Muses beach" just below the mouth
of Pope's Creek. It was granted to Edward Murfree and John Vaughan for 1,200 acres, February 24, 1643 (patent
Book no. 2 page 1, state Land Office). Edward Murfree soon after died and John Vaughan Jr. (1658) repatented and
sold the same to Thomas Pope, after whom Pope's Creek was named." -- from "Historical Atlas of Westmoreland
County, Virginia" by David W. Eaton.
WIFE
-
Ellen ?
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Page 1 of 1
Husband
Pat. John William VAUGHAN
Born
Place
BET 1595 AND 1605
Wales
Died
Place
WFT Est 1654-1716
Married
Place
WFT Est 1644-1676
Husband's father
Husband's mother
Wife
Sarah ?
Wife's father
Wife's mother
Children
List each child in order of birth.
William VAUGHAN
1
M
Born
Place
1625
Northumberland County, Virginia
Birth
Place
1625
Birth
Place
1 Jan 1650
Death
Place
Abt 1684
Charles City Co., Virginia
Death
Place
WFT Est 1691-1741
Died
Place
1684
Charles City County, Virginia
Spouse
SARAH
Married
Place
1646
Marriage
Place
Abt 1671
John VAUGHAN
2
M
Birth
Place
1618
ENG
Died
Place1664 Westmoreland, Virginia
Spouse
Ellen ?
Married
Place
3 Feb 2008
Betty Ann Vaughan

Notes
HUSBAND
Notes;
Possibly named John William Vaughan (or Vaughn) and may have arrived on the ship Bona Nova in 1619, possibly
born in 1596. His wife may have been one of the 120 females sent over to Virginia in 1619. There were only about 2,500 people in all of Virginia in 1625.
In 1636, John was listed as a Headright of John Chew. A Headright is someone who recieves land for service.
Possibly a relative of Sir William Vaughn, one of the owners of the Virginia Company.
His son John, is speculation based on several conflicting genealogical charts on-line.
Possibly the John Vauhan mentioned in Westmoreland County, Virginia, Will Book 1 when Humphrey Jones on November 15th, 1660 left all of his estate to his friend John Vauhan. The will was proven December 13th of 1660.
Rowland Evans is also mentioned in the will. This John could also have been John William's son.
Census (lds site)
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LAND GRANTS: THOMAS VAUGHAN

Search: Mo. land grants for Vaughan's
5/10/1870 for 40
acres and Doc#1546 dated 07/1/1874 for 160 acres both located in Sect 22
of T22N, R30W, McDonald Co, MO.

http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ This is the Official Federal Land Records site for all states. A valuable site to have in your research data.
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Are there two wives for Thomas R. Vaughan? Here is an entry for the family.
1. THOMAS R. 5 VAUGHAN (ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, WILLIAM PATRICK 2, UNKNOWN 1) was born Abt. 1851 in Madison County, Arkansas, and died January 14, 1916 in Milford, Texas. He married (1) LAURA MISSOURI SMITH. She was born Abt. 1851 in Arkansas, and died Aft. 1920. He married (2) LAURA HARP Abt. 1869, daughter of CARTER HARP and DIANNA. She was born Abt. 1851 in ,,Arkansas.
Notes for THOMAS R. VAUGHAN:
1870 Census Madison County, Arkansas-Prairie Twp.
#88 ( 500 / 200 )
Thomas Vaughan farmer 19 m Ar
Laura 19 f Ar
James Jan. 7/12 m Ar
1
1880 Census Madison County, Arkansas-Prairie Twp.
#192
Thos. R. Vaughn m 29 m farmer Ar Tn Tn
Laura f 19 m wife KH Mo NC NC
James m 10 s son Ar Ar Ar
Jeffie m 8 son Ar Ar Ar
Moses m 6 son Ar Ar Ar
Daniel m 1 son Ar Ar Mo

Notes for LAURA MISSOURI SMITH:
Living with her son Daniel and his family in Ellis County, Texas, in 1920.

Child of THOMAS VAUGHAN and LAURA SMITH is:
i. DANIEL6 VAUGHAN, b. October 1878, Arkansas; d. January 03, 1938, Wichita Falls, Texas; m. LENA V. DARDEN, Abt. 1900; b. 1883, Texas; d. Aft. 1930.

Notes for DANIEL VAUGHAN:
Living in Milford, Ellis County, Texas in 1910 and in Justice Precinct 4 in Ellis, Texas, in 1920. Appears on both census records for those years. Living in Wichita County, Texas in 1930.


Children of THOMAS VAUGHAN and LAURA HARP are:
ii. JAMES6 VAUGHAN, b. February 1870, Madison County, Arkansas.
iii. JEFF VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1872, ,,Arkansas.
iv. MOSES VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1874, ,,Arkansas.
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*1870 census, Laura is shown as 19 years old. In 1880 Laura is 19 years old. In 1870 Laura is born in Arkansas, in 1880 she is born in Missouri. Note that in 1880 son James is shown as his parents being born in Arkansas, but just above on the 1880 census, Laura is shown born in Missouri. So it looks to me that these are two different women. I'd say that the mother of James died sometime between about 1874, after Moses was born, who is shown as age 6 in 1880. Note that Daniel's 1880 entry shows his mother's place of birth as Missouri, the only one for Thomas' sons. So Laura #1 is the mother of James, Jeffie and Moses, and she dies about 1874-1879. About 1878 Thomas marries 17 year old Laura and has Daniel in October of 1878. I'd say that due to the same name of both wives, that the data has been tangled up. Apparently, Laura Harp was born 1851 in Arkansas and died about 1874-1877 in Arkansas. Laura Missouri Smith was born about 1861, not 1851 and she after 1920, probably in Ellis County, Texas.
*And it looks like pictures of Laura Smith, shown with her husband, her three step sons and her son Daniel.
contact the following
Eddie Davis
ec21davis@sbcglobal.net he has lots of Vaughan Photo on his site.
Robert Woodrow Vaughan - son of Dan & Lena Darden Vaughan
The son of Thomas R. Vaughan grave is in Milford, Texas where he is buried with his wife, Laura. - listed as LM Vaughan on the stone. Says she was born 12/24/1859 and died 1/2/1952. Many researchers have listed his wife as Laura Melvina Harp who died in 1903 in Arkansas. My family records show that Dan's mother was a Laura Missouri Smith - The 1880 Census shows Thomas R in Arkansas with a wife named Laura who is 19 - showing 4 boys with the oldest being 10 - which would mean if he belonged to that Laura - she would have been 9 when she gave birth

Note too: Lewis Vaughan book "Vaughan Pioneers" on page 42. Thomas R. Vaughan son of
Isaac, married ca 1869 to a Laura who was born in 1851 somewhere in Arkansas. Another source Laura's middle name to be Missouri, unable to confirm.
*Dick Reed, descendant of the Judge Geo
W. Vaughan from Independence, Mo.All comments are most welcomed!

CALLICOTT, ROLLER, VAUGHAN, FALIN,

(All material is quoted from my e-mails) GET IT RIGHT???
"http://members.tripod.com/~Hiestand/roller/JOHANNES.HTM that shows John's ancestry. It lists Rebecca as Rebecca Falin Vaughan and gives her birth date as June 24th, 1801, which compares to what Nancy (Callicott) Vaughan gave for her daughter "Rebechah G. was born June the 24 day 1802" As I mentioned last week, in her father's day book, her name is shown as: Rebechah Gruer was born June the 24 day 1802 with the "2" in 1802 written over an originally recorded "1". So it is very likely that Rebeccah did not know exactly when she was born.The problem of course is that a Rebechah or Rebecca Gruer Vaughan sounds pretty different then a Rebecca Falin Vaughan. I am 100% certain the two women are the same person, but how did the name comes into the story. And why was Rebecca's middle name Gruer. What follows is a transcript of Benjamin Vaughan's affidavit for his mother Nancy (Callicott) Vaughan's Revolutionary War pension application. (This icopy is posted herein)
Ben was one of the middle born children of John and Nancy, and he gives in 1858 a bit of information on where his sister Rebecca lived:
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State of Tennessee county of Hancock.
Be it remembered that on this 28 day of May AD 1858 formally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforementioned Benjamin Vaughn aged about 54 years, after being by me duly-sworn according to you both on his oath depose and say that he will be fifty four years of age on the 4th day of November in 1858 to the best of his knowledge information and belief.
He further certifies that the enclosed record of my father. John & Nancy Vaughn is the record which was found knowing my fathers old paper and it has ever since remained to my possession and as to the correctness of which I certify that I can recollect the birth of Samuel, Martha & George W. Vaughn which part of the record I certify from my resolution and from circumstances is correct and that I certify that James, Polly. Beverly. Rebeky Vaughn are all four elder than me and that the last account I had of James he was in the State of Texas and that the last account I had of Beverly he was in the State of Arkansas and that Polly lives in Hawkins County in the State of Tennessee. Rebecky lives in the State of MO the last account, and that Nancy, Mahaly & John are all three younger than me but I cannot recollect the dates of their births and that Nancy & John lives in this county and that Mahaly is dead and that Samuel resides in the county and that the last account of George is he lived near Nashville Tennessee and that Martha lives in Knox County in the Stale of Tennessee and that my father John Vaughan died on the 14 day of July 1842 and that at his death he left a will in which I certify he willed to me John & Samuel Vaughn the tract of land where and now live and where on Samuel now lives that they paid him after the death of their said father $100. for his part of said tract of land and that his other lands and Tenements was divided amongst the other heirs and that I further certify that I know of know other record of the dates and births of said heirs or any other dates I recorded after the marriage if any such record either private or public he does not know any thing of them, and I further certify that after the Act of 1832 I heard my father frequently speak of his claim that he said that he would not trouble himself about it that he did not need it and that in
Several occasions I have heard him in conversation with one Samuel Doloson who is no more and who runs a van, drinking character and who applied for pension
Doloson, could obtain his pension and could get what was due to him John
Vaughn
that he, Doloson. would have money enough to pay for his drinking and that
Doloson never received a pension ?
In witness I do here unto set my hand and seal the day and year.
Benjami
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*1858 Rebecca was living in Missouri, and this, plus her father's will, shown below, pretty much settles that the Rebecca Roller in Barry County, MO., was the same as John and Nancy's daughter: WILL OF JOHN VAUGHAN
Page 474 Dated: Dec. 27, 1841 Proven: Aug. Term 1842
I , John Vaughan of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee, do make this my last Will & Testament hereby revoking and making void all former wills by me heretofore made.First. My will and desire is that all my just debts be paid out of any money that I may die possessed of, or that may first come into the hands of my Executors. Second. My will and desire is that my son George Washington, for and in consideration of the bequests hereinafter made to him do keep and support my wife Nancy Vaughan during her natural life.Third. I do give and bequeath unto my sons Samuel N. Vaughan and Benjamin Vaughan during their natural lives and then to their lawful heirs forever all my lands on the north side of Clinch Mountain, it being about 110 acres and 10 acres on the south side to copper ridge whereon the said Samuel N. Vaughan now lives, to be equally divided between them according to quality. Fourth. I do will and direct that the above named Samuel N. and Benjamin Vaughan for and in consideration of the above bequest shall within 12 months after my death jointly pay unto my son John Vaughan $100.00.Fifth. I give and bequeath unto my son George Washington Vaughan all my land whereon I now live and joining it being about 170 acres, together with all my personal estate that I may die possessed of or entitled to, and all money and debts due me except so much as may be necessary to supply the bequests made in this will in money.Sixth. Whereas my sons Beverly Vaughan and James L. Vaughan has gone to parts unknown, if they should return within two years after my death, I do give and bequeath to them one dollar each. Seventh, I do give and bequeath unto the heirs of my daughter Mahala Dickerd one dollar. Eighth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Gilliam one dollar.Ninth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Rebecca Roller $1.00. Tenth. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy Hickman $1.00. Eleventh. I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha Davis $1.00.And for the performance and execution of this my last will, I do appoint Robert W. Kinkead my Executor. In testimony whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal. This 27th day of December, 1841. John x Vaughan (seal)(his mark)In presence of: William Carmack, James T. Brice, William E. Carmack."
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SPECULATIVE;
" 1841, Rebecca had married John Roller and by 1858 they lived in Missouri. So again, the question presents itself - where does the name FALIN come from? And, what about her middle name, GRUER? I'm really beginning to wonder if maybe John and Nancy had adopted several children either from different families, or else took in the children of one family. It could be that James (who married Martha Vaughan, William and Fereby's daughter) and Rebecca and maybe several others of their children were not biologically theirs. That would explain why my Ben Vaughan (named, no doubt for the Benjamin Vaughan who made the affidavit for Nancy, the elder Ben would have been my Ben's uncle) had Y-DNA that didn't match John and William's Y-DNA. Maybe it was his father, James, who, along with Rebecca, were adopted. Rebecca is the only child in John's day book with a second name attached, and James, the oldest child, does not have any last name listed in the book. Beverly was listed as "Beverly Callicott" (his mother's father's name), but the name was crossed out and "Beverly Vaughan" was entered in it's place. So it could be that Beverly, James and Rebecca were all not John's children.
At the website I mentioned above, it shows how many of the Rollers went to the area around what is now McDonald County, Missouri and Benton County, Arkansas. The two counties border each other and a ridge around Gateway, Missouri is named "Roller Ridge" after them. McDonald county borders Barry County, where John and Rebecca Roller moved, and of course, Benton County borders Madison County, AR., so they were only a short distance from the family of William and Fereby.
The question is, where were John and Rebecca in 1850? We know they were married by 1841, so they should show up somewhere. There is a John Roller on the 1850 Barry County, MO. census, but it is the father of the John that married Rebecca, according to the Roller web site. His wife was Mary Tutwiler and both of them were in Barry County, MO., living with an Adam Roller, probably a grandson. According to the site, John was there since 1830. I wonder if John and Rebecca were in Barry County early, or if they moved there later? They were not there in 1850, apparently. There are really no solid leads on them in 1850. Anyway, keep searching for some clues on John and Rebecca, as I feel if we locate some of John and Nancy's children in the 19th century, we might clear up some other mysteries of this family."

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Email: Hello Cousins...I think I may have stumbled across something interesting and I need the groups help. I was browsing around FindaGrave.com and I saw this entry.http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7947280
We have always had that a REBECCA (REBECKAH) VAUGHN had married a JOHN ROLLER. I decided to focus today on this JOHN ROLLER and all I knew was Barry Co Missouri. In looking at this entry for him the dates are in the same range. I also got excited to see a REBECCA buried next to him there in the King Cemetery. The VAUGHN bible/day book that JOHN Vaughn b1762 VA...completed for his REVOLUTION PENSION lists all his Children and their birth dates. He lists a child named REBECKAH b. JUNE 24 1800 1801? (this entry is near the bottom right corner...hard to read but its there)The person that loaded the grave info's family site is here....http://www.lgboyd.com/I see that his charts list her maiden name as FALIN and she married JOHN in Tennesee in 1801.Their Children are:
Children
Jasper ROLLER b: ABT 1820 in Virginia
Andrew Jackson ROLLER b: 12 MAY 1822 in Virginia
George Washington ROLLER b: ABT 1824 in Virginia
Amos ROLLER b: ABT 1826 in Virginia
Elizabeth ROLLER b: ABT 1828 in Virginia
Mary "Polly" ROLLER b: 19 JAN 1835 in Virginia
Lucinda ROLLER b: 15 NOV 1836 in Virginia
John ROLLER b: ABT 1839 in Tennessee
Patrick E. "Pad" ROLLER b: MAR 1841 in Tennessee
Phillip ROLLER b: ABT 1844 in Virginia Ironically our Rebeckah Vaughn also had a sister named MARY POLLY and a Brother named George Washington.......Her dates on this tombstone match and other things.?"
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E-mail about "Missouri Pioneers", Vol. 1, 1967 Early settlers of Greene Co, MO" These records, taken from AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL ATLAS MAP OF GREENE CO, MO, published in 1876 by Brink, McDonough & Co, give the patron's name, the post office at which he received his mail, the place where he was born and the year in which he came to Greene Co. Although his farm was located in Greene Co, the nearest post office may have been across the line in an adjoining county. The following symbols have been used after the town to designate the county other than Greene: *Webster, **Christian, ***Barry, ****Lawrence.The occupation is "farmer" unless otherwise stated. Often a farmer was also a carpenter, a minister, etc. The "township" and "range" also locate the property."Name, Post Ofice, Birthplace, Came to Greene Co., Twp/Rngp. 62 E. J. Vaughn, Springfield, Halifax Co, VA, 1851, Twp 29, Rng 20p. 71 Beverly Vaughan, Ebenezer, Mecklenburg Co, VA, 1847, Twp 30, Rng 22p. 74A. J. Vaughan, Cave Spring, Madison Co, AR, 1863, Twp 30, Rng 23p. 80 - 1817 Taxpayers - Howard Co, MO"A list of taxable property assessed as a Territorial Tax for Howard Co. for the year 1817 by N. S. Burckhartt, Sheriff of the County. The tax book containing the original early assessment records is now in the Missouri Historical Society Library at St. Louis, MO"
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Boyd Gen Site http://www.lgboyd.com/ and http://www.lgboyd.com/roller/rollercem.htm (graves) http://www.lgboyd.com/vaughn/vaughn.htm (See: WorldConnecttree)
Thanks for your corrections and additions to this post. All comments are welcomed! Site Meter

VAUGHAN - RELATIVE LAND GRANTS, Va.

Vaughan Virginia Land Grants
Re: Grants on-line at: http://198.17.62.51/collections/LO.html
Number Topographic map number Vaughan/Vaughn Grant name VA County Description and Card Number Acres Grant Date
1 46 - Vaughan, Abraham (same man as #2 and #3 below). Descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan. Amelia On the lower side of Saylor's Creek #3 Modern location: At the corner of Cumberland, Prince Edward and Amelia Counties, north of route 307. 525 1-12-1746
2 29, 45 Abraham (same man as #1 and #3, descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan. Lunenburg Beginning at John Twitty's corner on a branch of the 2nd fork of Lickinghole #4 Modern location: Probably in Charlotte County, to the NE of Randolph, VA and close to the town of Saxe, a few miles north of Hwy 360 in the Southern part of Charlotte. 400 9-5-1749
3 29,45 Abraham (same man as #2 and #3, descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan.) Lunenburg On the heard branches of the Horsepen Creek, adjoining his own lines #5 Modern location: See Abraham Vaughan, #2, above. 400 8-15-1764
4 58-59,70-71 Cornelius King and Queen Beginning near the head of the great meadow #10 Unknown modern location due to vague description 288 4-29-1693
5 58-59,70-71 Cornelius King and Queen See Jones, Thomas & Vaughan, Cornelius #11 Unknown modern location due to vague description 420 4-20-1694
6 33-34 Edward Nansemond Adjoining the land of Sylvester Baker, Randolph Crecive, Richard Parker & c. #18 Modern location too vague to locate, but somewhere in modern County of Suffolk City, VA. 100 5-11-1666
7 74-75 Evan Spotsylvania In the little fork of Rappahannock river; beginning at 3 white oaks standing on the north side of the North fork of the Gourd Vine river #21 Modern location: The Gourd Vine river is today the Thornton, and this land is somewhere close to the town of Korea, Virginia in either Northern Culpepper or southern Rappahannock Counties, VA. 70 6-20-1733
8 30 George (descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan) Brunswick In the fork of Eagle's Nest Creek # 22. Modern location is north of South Hill, Mecklenburg County, VA, by Burnt Store. 290 10-1-1747
9 58 George Hanover Adjoining Anthony Winston, Marjory Pate & his own land # 23 Modern location: Uncertain, but probably north of Richmond, Virginia on the Hanover/Caroline County border off of the North Anna River. 142 2-20-1723
10 30-31 George (same man as #30, above, descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan). Lunenburg On the branches of Eagles Nest Creek & the branches of Taylor's Creek #24 Modern location: In NE Mecklenburg County, very close to Brunswick border & near South Hill, Virginia (to the NE of town). 400 5-12-1759
11 59 Henry (old) Rappahannock Adjoining the land of Major George Morris, James Vaughan & Thomas Gaines. On the head of a Deep Valley or bottom issuing out of a branch of Hoskins Creek # 28 Modern location: Due east of Tappahannock, Virginia (creek runs by town) in Essex County, VA, off of the Rappahannock River. 375 10-21-1684
12 46 Henry Amelia On the upper side of Flatt Creek #27, Modern location is slightly south and east of Sayler's Creek, at the corner of Cumberland, Prince Edward & Amelia Counties, , north of Route 307 182 10-1-1747
13 31-32 Henry Southampton On the south side of Nottoway river, adjoining William Bittle, and Richard Kirby Jr. #29 Modern location: probably west or south of the small town of Sebrell, VA. In Southampton County. North of Hwy 58. As the southern part of the Nottoway is mostly swamp, the land probably was in the northern half of the river, west of Hwy 35. In either Isle of Wight, Southampton or Greenville Counties. 85 7-10-1755
14 31-32 Henry Southampton On the north side of Meherin river, adjoining William Bittle, Sephen Powells, William Kirby and extending #30 Modern location: See Henry, above. 136 8-16-1756
15 47 Isham Amelia On the East side of the long Branch that makes out of the Hurricane Creek #31 Modern location is between Ft. Pickett Reservoir & Ft. Pickett Military Reservation, south of Blackstone, VA in Nottoway County on the border of Dinwiddie County 55 7-20-1768
16 30-31 James (abt. 1688-1735) (Descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan.) Brunswick #32 On the north side of Meharin River Modern location: is somewhere slightly NW of Ogburn in Mecklenburg County, running east into Brunswick County roughly the same route as Highway 58 (to the south of the Highway) into Greensville County. In either the northern half of Lunenburg, Brunswick or Greensville Co. VA. 115 10-13-1736
17 31-32 James Brunswick #33 On a branch of Three Creeks Modern location: In Greensville County, the eastern part, NW of town of Emporia. 31.5 9-1-1783
18 Out of Range James Montgomery #36 On Mud river a fork of Guyandott waters of the Ohio adjoining & above a Survey made for Jacob Myers. Modern location: This land is now in West Virginia. 1400 11-27-1787
19 29 James Halifax #35 On Peter's Creek adjoining Comer's land Modern location: Due east of the city of South Boston, just above the Dan River and just west of Stauton River State Park in Halifax County, VA. 400 7-5-1774
20 29-31 James Jr. Brunswick #40 On the north side of the south fork of Reedy Creek Modern location: possibilities: A.) East of Lawrenceville in Brunswick Co. VA. B.) SE of Conner Lake, NE of Mt. Laurel by Charlotte/Halifax Border. C.) SW of Victoria, above Meherrin river in Lunenburg Co. 378 6-16-1727
21 51,62 John Accomack #44 Bounding Northerly on a small Creek, pting. The same from the land belonging to the Company "Lease for 21 years" Modern location: Somewhere in either Northampton or Accomack counties, both are part of a semi-island. 30 7-20-1639
22 44 John Halifax On both sides of Little Straight Stone Creek adjoining Edward Hubbard #49 Modern location: In Pittsylvania County, in the northern half of the county, SE of the Campbell county border and south of the Staunton river & north of Hwy 40. 392 7-15-1760
23 29,45 John (son of Thomas Vaughan, & a descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan.) Lunenburg On both sides of Reece’s fork of Twitty’s Creek adjoining Jones’ line. #52 Modern location: See #2, Abraham Vaughan. 400 8-20-1760
24 49 John Lower Norfolk #53 On the South side of Black water creek, beginning and continuing by a poquoson side Modern location: In extreme north Sussex County or extreme south Surry County, the Blackwater River separates the two counties. Just north of Hwy 460, north of the town of Waverly, in Sussex County. 221 10-9-1675
25 49 John Lower Norfolk #54 Being in Curretuck Precincts on the north side of the Blackwater river. Beg.g & c. corner tree of Henry Southens. Modern location: See #24, above, for location. 300 4-20-1685
26 28,44 John Pittsylvania #55 On the branches of Straight Stone Creek adjoining Dillard, Hubbard & c. Modern location: See #22, above, but could also be south of the Little Straight Stone Creek, but still north of Hwy 40. 182 5-1-1780
27 47,48 John Prince George #56 On both sides of Rockey Branch on the lower side of Mawhipponock Creek Patents 27, p. 302 Modern location: Located in Dinwiddie County, the creeks are now the Whipponock and the Rocky Run and both are in the middle part of the county, one in the north central part, the other in the mid-center part. Whipponock runs to the north of Hwy 460 and Rocky Run runs to the north of Hwy 1 and south of Wheelers Pond and Colemans Lake. 37 9-5-1749
28 Out of Range John, et al KY Military District #57 On the northwest of the Ohio and on the waters thereof beginning & c. lower back corner to George Washington’s survey no. 403 Modern location: Now in state of Kentucky 1000 5-29-1792
29 Out of Range John, et al KY Military District #58 On the northwest of the Ohio, beginning & c. upper back corner to Edmund Clarks survey no. 1679 and in the line of Richard C. Andersons survey no. 1677 Modern location: Now in state of Kentucky 822 5-29-1792
30 49 John & John Rea New Kent 50 po: Beg.g & c. by Mr. Burnet’s line of marked trees; thence & c. on the N: Wt. Side of Burchen Swamp #59 Modern location: Unknown, but very likely in Surry County, VA, between Upper Chippokes River and Cypress Swamp river. 130 1-15-1662
31 29,30 Joshua Lunenburg #63 On both sides of a branch of Sanson’s fork of the Horsepen Creek, adjoining Jeremiah White’s lines Pat. 36 p. 855 Modern location: In mid Charlotte County, east of the town of Saxe. See also, Abraham Vaughan, #2 400 9-16-1765
32 47 Lewis (b. 1720) (Descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan). Amelia #2 On the head branches of Tomahawk and Franks Creek adjoining the lines of Robert Vaughan & others. Pat. No. 31 1751-56 p. 671 Modern location: is north of Swift Creek Reservoir in Chesterfield County at Powhatan County. 244 9-10-1755
33 Out of Range Matthew Montgomery #3 On Mud River a fork of Guyandotte waters of Ohio about 2 miles from the mouth. Grants 15, p. 50 Modern location: Now in the state of West Virginia. 4967 11-27-1787
34 24 Nathaniel Montgomery #6 On the Knob fork of Elk Creek, a branch of New River Grants 35, p. 473 Modern location: North of the New River, south of the Iron Mountains, East of Brierpatch Mountain near the Wythe County line. 170 8-3-1796
35 30 Reubin & Stephen Lunenburg #8 On the head of Anthony’s Branch, & on the lower side of Pine Creek. Pat. 34, p. 411 Modern location: Probably in southern Lunenburg County or northern Mecklenburg, though Anthony’s Branch hasn’t been pinpointed. 795 8-10-1759
36 31 Richard Brunswick #9 On the north side of Waqua Creek Pat. No. 12, 1724-26 p. 528 Modern location: In NE Brunswick Co. close to Dinwiddie County line, Hwy 85 runs by. SE of Ft. Picken's Military Reservation & NE of Lawrenceville. 342 7-7-1726
37 31 Richard Brunswick #10 On the south side of Waqua, on the Beaverpond Branch Pat. No. 14, 1728-32 p. 76 Modern location: As #11, above, but Beaver Pond Creek in believed to now just be known as Beaver Branch Creek and is a mile or two south of the Waqua Creek. Both creeks empty into the Nottoway River, which is the county line with Dinwiddie. There is also a Beaverpond Creek that comes in from North Carolina, just above Gaston, NC and is about 25 miles South of Waqua Creek. 255 9-28-1728
38 48 Richard Charles City # 11 See Vaughan, William and Vaughan, Richard, undated Pat. 8, 1689-95 p. 149 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, VA, just south and slightly west of Petersburg, VA. Close to Hwy 1 there are two roads, “Old Vaughan road” and “Vaughan road” On the eastern half of the county. 281 10-15-1698
39 61-62 Richard Northhampton #13 At Occohannock creek, beginning at a small branch on the Easternmost side of Edmond Scarburgh’s land Pat. 2, p. 179 Modern location: On the border of Northampton and Accomack Counties. 300 10-15-1649
40 61-62 Richard Northhampton #14 At Occohannock creek, Beg.g. at the Easternmost part of a former dividend, granted to Richard Vaughan Pat. 2, p. 329 Modern location: On the border of Northampton and Accomack Counties 350 7-20-1651
41 46 Robert (1705-1779) Brother of Lewis Vaughan, # 32, (descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan). Amelia #15 On the lower side of Flatt Creek. Pat. No. 19, 1739-41 p. 933 Modern location: See Henry Vaughan of Amelia County, #12 800 3-24-1740
42 35 Robert Prince Anne #17 High land and marsh, lying at Gilberts point on the Eastward side of the North River. Pat. 8, p. 443 Modern location: In modern Chesapeake City or Virginia Beach City, to the south of the cities, along the North Landing River. 243 4-21-1695
43 47 Samuel Prince George #19 On the lower side of the Middle Seller fork of Deep Creek adjoining West, Dennis and c. Pat. 17, p. 131 Modern location: Found in the northeast part of Nottoway County, due north of Blackstone, Virginia. The “Middle Seller Fork” should be the Celler Fork. 353 7-20-1735
44 47 Samuel Prince George # 20 On the lower side of George’s Branch of Namozine Creek pat. 22, p. 534 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, in the northern part of the county, southwest of the Chesterfield, Amelia, Dinwiddie border. 317 9-20-1745
45 28 Sarah Pittsylvania #21 On the branches of Fly Blow Creek, Adjoining Farriss land. Book A, P. 289 Modern location: In Eastern Pittsylvania County, west of Mt. Airy and Hwy 40 crosses the creek. 149 5-1-1780
46 Out of Range Shadrack Kentucky Co. #22 On the waters of Elkhorn Creek, a north branch __ of the Kentucky River & about 25 miles from __ Same & about 95 miles from the Ohio __ on the south side thereof. Grants A. p. 96 Modern location: In the state of Kentucky, out of range. 2000 10-17-1779
47 31,32 Stephen Isle of Wight #23 On the South side of Nottaway river. Beg.g & c. on the north side of the 3 Creeks; thence & c. over the run of the Reedy branch. Pat. 15, p. 357 Modern location: In western Greensville or extreme eastern Brunswick Counties, north of Hwy 58, NE of Emporia, Virginia. 50 11-21-1734
48 30 Stephen & Reubin Lunenburg #24 On the Head of Anthony’s Branch, & on the lower side of Pine Creek Pat. 34, p. 411 Modern location: Probably in southern Lunenburg County or northern Mecklenburg, though Anthony’s Branch hasn’t been pinpointed. 795 8-10-1759
49 46 Thomas (brother of Abraham Vaughan, #1, & a descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan.) Amelia #25 On both sides of Frank’s Creek of Flatt Creek Pat. No. 17, 1735-38, p. 390 Modern location: See Henry Vaughan of Amelia County, #12. 400 8-15-1737
50 Out of Range Thomas Cabell Co., West VA #26 On the waters of Mill Creek. Beg.g & c corner to a survey of 200 acs. Made for Edmund McGinnis Grant 68, 1819 p. 300 Modern location: In modern West Virginia. 40 8-2-1819
51 26 Thomas Henry #28 On the head branches of Horse Pasture Creek adjoining Redmonds line. Grants G, p. 205 Modern location: In Henry County, north of Hwy 58 and near Pleasant Grove, Virginia. 300 9-1-1782
52 33 Thomas Nansemond #31 at the head of the flat Cyprus swamp of Sumerton Creek Pat. 10, p. 301 Modern location: In Suffolk City County, Virginia, in the southwest corner, just south of Union Camp Holding Pond and very close to the North Carolina line. 142 10-31-1716
53 33 Thomas Nansemond #32 At a place called Hackney marsh. Pat. 16, p. 263 Modern location: Unknown, but probably in Suffolk City County, Virginia near the entry above. 362 9-10-1735
54 28 Thomas Pittsylvania #33 On the branches of Fly Blow Creek, adjoining John Short’s land Pat. 39, p. 294 Modern location: In eastern Pittsylvania County, close to Mt. Airy and Hwy 40 crosses the creek. 369 2-16-1771
55 32 Thomas Surry #34 On the north side of Nottoway river; beginning & extending on the west side of Harwood swamp. Pat. No. 32, p. 296 Modern location: In the corner of Dinwiddie, Sussex and Greensville Counties, in Sussex County, Virginia. 204 11-12-1753
56 32 Thomas Sussex #35 On the North side of Nottoway river. Beginning at the Hardword run of the county line. Pat. No. 34, P. 820 Modern location: See #55, above. 100 2-14-1761
57 29 Timothy Halifax #36 On the branches of Ellis’ & Catawba Creeks. Pat. 33, p. 582 Modern location: In extreme northern Halifax County, near the Charlotte County line, north of town of Lennig and SE of Clarkton. 400 7-4-1759
58 31-32 William Brunswick #38 On the north side of Three Creeks Pat. No. 27, 1748-49 p. 503 Modern location: See James Vaughan of Brunswick Co. #17 441 12-15-1749
59 31-32 William Brunswick #39 On the north side of Three Creeks. Pat. No. 29, 1749-51, p. 136 Modern location: See James Vaughan of Brunswick Co. #17 602 6-1-1750
60 31-32 William Brunswick #40 On the south side of Meherin River Pat. A, 1779-80, p. 373 Modern location: Brunswick & Greensville Counties, the Meherrin river to the south of it, roughly following Hwy 58, close to Lawrenceville, but also into Greensville, following Greensville's line with Southhampton County to the N.C. line. 50 6-8-1780
61 47-48 William(1625-1684)Of Pat. John William VaughanLine. Charles City #43 On the South side of Appomattox river. Adjoining the land of Thos. Lowe, John Evens, Wm. Johnson & the Ballows &c. Pat. 7, 1679-89, p. 30 Modern location: Located in modern Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Other findings show his land was near Hatcher's Run, west of Petersburg, VA and south of the Appomattox river. 1225 4-20-1680
62 31-32 William Isle of Wight #46 On the south side of Nottoway river, & on the north side of the Three Creeks. Adjoining the land of Adam Taplay. Modern location: In eastern Greensville County, north of Hwy 58. 400 5-25-1734
63 29 William (1699-1754) Descendant of Pat. John William Vaughan line. Lunenburg #48 Adjoining Henry Greens land on Buffalo. Pat. 33, p. 55 Modern location: In Mecklenburg County, around the town of Buffalo Springs, just south of the Staunton River, north of Hwy 58 and east of Clarksville. 400 8-16-1756
64 24 William Montgomery #49 On the Knob fork of Elk Creek, adjoining Wades land. Grants 25, p. 58 Modern location: North of the New River, south of the Iron Mountains, East of Brierpatch Mountain near the Wythe County line. 200 9-12-1791
65 35 William Lower Norfolk #50 In Elizabeth river parish, Beg.g. & c. by a branch side of the head of a creek. Pat. 7, p. 497 Modern location: See below, but very likely in the city of Norfolk, Virginia. 72 4-20-1686
66 35 William Lower Norfolk #51 On Tanners creek precincts. Beg.g & c. a corner tree of John Elders. Pat. 7, p. 664 Modern location: Tanner’s Creek is now known as the Lafayette River and lies within the city of Norfolk, Virginia. 220 4-23-1688
67 48 William Prince George #52 On the upper side of the Reedy Run of Arthur’s Swamp. Pat. 17, p. 128 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, VA, just south and slightly west of Petersburg, VA. Close to Hwy 1 there are two roads, “Old Vaughan road” and “Vaughan road” On the eastern half of the county. 348 7-20-1735
68 47 William Prince George #53 On the south side of Namozine Creek, adjoining Claiborne & Fitz. Pat. 27, p. 139 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, in the northern part of the county, southwest of the Chesterfield, Amelia, Dinwiddie border 400 2-10-1748
69 21 William Russell #54 On the north side of Little Cedar Creek Grants 31 p. 108 Modern location: This is William and Fereby’s land. Very near or even in the current town of Lebanon in Russell County, Virginia. 70 8-13-1794
70 31-32 William Surry #55 On the south side of Nottoway river, and on the north side of Three creeks, adjoins land of Charles Kimball. Pat. No. 15, p. 233 Modern location: In eastern Greensville County, north of Hwy 58. 400 5-25-1734
71 21 William Washington #56 On the forks of Little Cedar Creek and the waters of Big Cedar Creek the waters of Clinch River. Grants 28, p. 304. Modern location: This is William and Fereby’s land. Very near the town of Lebanon in Russell County, Virginia. 400 5-16-1793
72 71 William Westmoreland #57 On the eastward side of a Creek called Fishing Creek, adjoining Thomas Pope. Pat. No. 5, 1661-1666, p. 42 Modern location: Unknown but in the southern half of modern Westmoreland County. 156 3-23-1664
73 48 William & Richard (see #61, both descendants of Pat. John William Vaughan). Charles City #58 On the west side Moccosoneck Main Swamp. By a note in the margin of record are the following words, "Not signed" & c. Pat. 8, 1689-95, p. 149 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, VA, just south and slightly west of Petersburg, VA. Close to Hwy 1 there are two roads, “Old Vaughan road” and “Vaughan road” On the eastern half of the county. 281 1689-1695
74 48 William & Richard (sons of William Vaughan, #61, both descendants of Pat. John William Vaughan.) Prince George #59 On the upper side of Arthur's swamp adjoining his other lands. Pat. 15, p. 225 Modern location: In Dinwiddie County, VA, just south and slightly west of Petersburg, VA. Close to Hwy 1 there are two roads, “Old Vaughan road” and “Vaughan road” On the eastern half of the county. 150 5-25-1734 (PAPER; LAND JAMES VAUGHAN)
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CENSUS RECORDS; Bev.,Ben.,John., Elijah Vaughan


A family copy of three census record to Beverly, Benjamin, John, Martha, Elijah Vaughan. Included on the paper is the name of William Vaughan. (Hunterville)
James family of 1840 land grant of 12 July 1849 i.e.


Vaughan Home in Clift Arkansas (photo)





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WAYNE VAUGHAN PROGENITORS

"If anyone has information on David Vaun in Mason County KY or Obediah Vaughn in Mercer County KY I would like to talk with you." Email address: waynevaughn@waynevaughn.com
Vaughn Family Web Site: http://www.waynevaughn.com Pettis County, Sedalia, Missouri 65301
Researching the Vaughn / Vaughan family lines in
VA, TN, IL, KY, MO, OK
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Early Vaughn tax list in Kentucky
Name County Tax Date
Ann Vaughan Christian 7-22-1800
Elizabeth Vaughan Christian 7-22-1800
James Vaughan Christian 7-22-1800
Thomas Vaughan Christian 7-22-1800
Eli Vaughn Clark 1800
John Vaughn Cumberland 1799
Shadrach Vaughn Fayette 11-7-1800
Edmond Vaughan Franklin 8-7-1800
James Vaughan Green 1800
Reuban Vaughan Green 1800
Thomas Vaughan Green 1800
Thomas Vaughn Lincoln 8-23-1800
Benjamin Vaughan Livingston 3-10-1800
John Vaughn Livingston 3-10-1800
Joseph Vaughn Livingston 3-10-1800
Thomas Vaugn Livingston 3-10-1800
Enos Vaughn Madison 10-1-1800
David Vaun Mason 1800
Obediah Vaughan Mercer 1800
Clayborn Vaughan Nelson 8-30-1800
Luke Vaughn Nelson 8-30-1800
Daniel Vaughn Nicholas 1800
Thomas Vaughn Nicholas 1800
Luke Vaughn Washington 1800
Prudence Vaughn Washington 1800
William Vaugn Washington 1800
David Vaughan Woodford 8-1800
Edmond Vaughn Woodford 8-1800
John Vaughn Woodford 1800
Please click for these census on Vaughan's
1800 - 1820
1821 - 1830
1831 - 1840
Vaughan IL Land Grants and Images
Vaughn IL Land Grants and Images
Federal Land Patent Search
This site has lots of information and Photo's
http://genealogyconnections2.blogspot.com/ The Vaughan extention to these pages.
Photo: Sanders Family


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Vaughan's VA Land Grant

Vaughan Virginia Land Grants
Grants on-line at: http://198.17.62.51/collections/LO.html
Grant name
VA County
Description and Card Number
Acreage
Grant Date
Vaughan, Abraham
Amelia
On the lower side of Saylor's Creek #3
525
1-12-1746

Lunnenburg
Beginning at John Twitty's corner on a branch of the 2nd fork of Lickinghole #4
400
9-5-1749


On the heard branches of the Horsepen Creek, adjoining his own lines #5
400
8-15-1764
Cornelius
King and Queen
Beginning near the head of the great meadow #10
288
4-29-1693


See Jones, Thomas & Vaughan, Cornelius #11
420
4-20-1694
Edward
Nansemond
Adjoining the land of Sylvester Baker, Randolph Crecive, Richard Parker & c. #18
100
5-11-1666
Evan
Spotsylvania
In the little fork of Rappahannock river; beginning at 3 white oaks standing on the north side of the North fork of the goard vine river #21
70
6-20-1733
George
Brunswick
In the fork of Eagle's Nest Creek # 22
290
10-1-1747

Hanover
Adjoining Anthony Winston, Marjory Pate & his own land # 23
142
2-20-1723

Lunenburg
On the branches of Eagles Nest Creek & the branches of Taylor's Creek #24
400
5-12-1759
Henry
(old) Rappahannock
Adjoining the land of Major George Morris, James Vaughan & Thomas Gaines. On the head of a Deep Valley or botton issuing out of a branch of Hoskins Creek # 28
375
10-21-1684

Amelia
On the upper side of Flatt Creek #27
182
10-1-1747

Southhampton
On the south side of Nottoway river, adjoining William Bittle, and Richard Kirby Jr. #29
85
7-10-1755


On the north side of Meherin river, adjoining William Bittle, Sephen Powells, William Kirby and extending #30
136
8-16-1756
Isham
Amelia
On the East side of the long Branch that makes out of the Hurricane Creek #31
55
7-20-1768
James
Brunswick
#32 On the north side of Maharin River
115
10-13-1736


#33 On a branch of Three Creeks
31.5
9-1-1783

Montgomery
#36 On Mud river a fork of Guyandott waters of the Ohio adjoining & above a Survey made for Jacob Myers
1400
11-27-1787

Halifax
#35 On Peter's Creek adjoining Comer's land
400
7-5-1774
James Jr.
Brunswick
#40 On the north side of the south fork of Reedy Creek
378
6-16-1727
John
Accomack
#44 Bounding Northerly on a small Creek, pting. The same from the land belonging to the Company "Lease for 21 years"
30
7-20-1639

Halifax
On both sides of Little Straight Stone Creek adjoining Edward Hubbard #49
392
7-15-1760

Lunnenburg
On both sides of Reece’s fork of Twitty’s Creek adjoining Jone’s line. #52
400
8-20-1760

Lower Norfolk
#53 On the South side of Black water creek, beginning and continuing by a poquoson side
221
10-9-1675


#54 Being in Curretuck Precincts on the north side of the Blackwater river. Beg.g & c. corner tree of Henry Southens.
300
4-20-1685

Pittsylvania
#55 On the branches of Straight Stone Creek adjoining Dillard, Hubbard & c.
182
5-1-1780

Prince George
#56 On both sides of Rockey Branch on the lower side of Mawhipponock Creek Patents 27, p. 302
37
9-5-1749
John, et al
KY Military District
#57 On the northwest of the Ohio and on the waters thereof beginning & c. lower back corner to George Washington’s survey no. 403
1000
5-29-1792


#58 On the northwest of the Ohio, beginning & c. upper back corner to Edmund Clarks survey no. 1679 and in the line of Richard C. Andersons survey no. 1677
822
5-29-1792
John & John Rea
New Kent
50 po: Beg.g & c. by Mr. Burnet’s line of marked trees; thence & c. on the N: Wt. Side of Burchen Swamp #59
130
1-15-1662
Joshua
Lunnenburg
#63 On both sides of a branch of Sanson’s fork of the Horsepen Creek, adjoining Jeremiah White’s lines Pat. 36 p. 855
400
9-16-1765
Lewis
Amelia
#2 On the head branches of Tomahawk and Franks Creek adjoining the lines of Robert Vaughan & others. Pat. No. 31 1751-56 p. 671
244
9-10-1755
Matthew
Montgomery
#3 On Mud River a fork of Guyandotte waters of Ohio about 2 miles from the mouth. Grants 15, p. 50
4967
11-27-1787
Nathaniel
Montgomery
#6 On the Knob fork of Elk Creek, a branch of New River Grants 35, p. 473
170
8-3-1796
Reubin & Stephen
Lunnenburg
#8 On the head of Anthony’s Branch, & on the lower side of Pine Creek. Pat. 34, p. 411
795
8-10-1759
Richard
Brunswick
#9 On the north side of Waqua Creek Pat. No. 12, 1724-26 p. 528
342
7-7-1726


#10 On the south side of Waqua, on the Beaverpond Branch Pat. No. 14, 1728-32 p. 76
255
9-28-1728

Charles City
# 11 See Vaughan, William and Vaughan, Richard, undated Pat. 8, 1689-95 p. 149
281
10-15-1698

Northhampton
#13 At Octopannock creek, boging at a small branch on the Easternmost side of Edmond Scarburgh’s land Pat. 2, p. 179
300
10-15-1649


#14 At Occahannock creek, Beg.g. at the Easternmost part of a former dividend, granted to Richard Vaughan Pat. 2, p. 329
350
7-20-1651
Robert
Amelia
#15 On the lower side of Flatt Creek. Pat. No. 19, 1739-41 p. 933
800
3-24-1740

Prince Anne
#17 High land and marsh, lying at Gilberts point on the Eastward side of the North River. Pat. 8, p. 443
243
4-21-1695
Samuel
Prince George
#19 On the lower side of the Middle Seller fork of Deep Creek adjoining West, Dennis and c. Pat. 17, p. 131
353
7-20-1735


# 20 On the lower side of George’s Branch of Nummisseen Creek pat. 22, p. 534
317
9-20-1745
Sarah
Pittsylvania
#21 On the branches of Fly Blow Creek, Adjoining Farriss land. Book A, P. 289
149
5-1-1780
Shadrack
Kentucky Co.
#22 On the waters of Elkhorn Creek, a north branch __ of the Kentucky River & about 25 miles from __ Same & about 95 miles from the Ohio __ on the south side thereof. Grants A. p. 96
2000
10-17-1779
Stephen
Isle of Wight
#23 On the South side of Nottaway river. Beg.g & c. on the north side of the 3 Creeks; thence & c. over the run of the Reedy branch. Pat. 15, p. 357
50
11-21-1734
Stephen & Reubin
Lunnenburg
#24 On the Head of Anthony’s Branch, & on the lower side of Pine Creek Pat. 34, p. 411
795
8-10-1759
Thomas
Amelia
#25 On both sides of Frank’s Creek of Flatt Creek Pat. No. 17, 1735-38, p. 390
400
8-15-1737

Cabell Co.
#26 On the waters of Mill Creek. Beg.g & c corner to a survey of 200 acs. Made for Edmunc McGinnis Grant 68, 1819 p. 300
40
8-2-1819

Henry
#28 On the head branches of Horse Pasture Creek adjoining Redmonds line. Grants G, p. 205
300
9-1-1782

Nansemond
#31 at the head of the flat Cyprus swamp of Sumerton Creek Pat. 10, p. 301
142
10-31-1716


#32 At a place called Hackney marsh. Pat. 16, p. 263
362
9-10-1735

Pittsylvania
#33 On the branches of Fly Blow Creek, adjoining John Short’s land Pat. 39, p. 294
369
2-16-1771

Surry
#34 On the north side of Nottaway river; beginning & extending on the west side of Harwood swamp. Pat. No. 32, p. 296
204
11-12-1753

Sussex
#35 On the North side of Nottaway river. Beginning at the Hardword run of the county line. Pat. No. 34, P. 820
100
2-14-1761
Timothy
Halifax
#36 On the branches of Ellis’ & Catawba Creeks. Pat. 33, p. 582
400
7-4-1759
William
Brunswick
#38 On the north side of Three Creeks Pat. No. 27, 1748-49 p. 503
441
12-15-1749


#39 On the north side of Three Creeks. Pat. No. 29, 1749-51, p. 136
602
6-1-1750


#40 On the south side of Meherin River Pat. A, 1779-80, p. 373
50
6-8-1780

Charles City
#43 On the South side of Appamattox river. Adjoining the land of Thos. Lowe, John Evens, Wm. Johnson & the Ballows &c. Pat. 7, 1679-89, p. 30
1225
4-20-1680

Isle of Wight
#46 On the south side of Nottaway river, & on the north side of the Three Creeks. Adjoining the land of Adam Taplay.
400
5-25-1734

Lunnenburg
#48 Adjoining Henry Greens land on Buffalo. Pat. 33, p. 55
400
8-16-1756

Montgomery
#49 On the Knob fork of Elk Creek, adjoining Wades land. Grants 25, p. 58
200
9-12-1791

Lower Norfolk
#50 In Elizabeth river parish, Beg.g. & c. by a branch side of the head of a creek. Pat. 7, p. 497
72
4-20-1686


#51 On Tanners creek precincts. Beg.g & c. a corner tree of John Elders. Pat. 7, p. 664
220
4-23-1688

Prince George
#52 On the upper side of the Reedy Run of Arthurs Swamp. Pat. 17, p. 128
348
7-20-1735


#53 On the south side of Nammisseen Creek, adjoining Claiborne & Fitz. Pat. 27, p. 139
400
2-10-1748

Russell
#54 On the north side of Little Cedar Creek Grants 31 p. 108
70
8-13-1794

Surry
#55 On the south side of Nottaway river, and on the north side of Three creeks, adjoins land of Charles Kimball. Pat. No. 15, p. 233
400
5-25-1734

Washington
#56 On the forks of Little Cedar Creek and the waters of Big Cedar Creek the waters of Clinch River. Grants 28, p. 304.
400
5-16-1793

Westmoreland
#57 On the eastward side of a Creek called Fishing Creek, adjoining Thomas Pope. Pat. No. 5, 1661-1666, p. 42
156
3-23-1664
William & Richard
Charles City
#58 On the west side Mounouseneck Main Swamp. By a note in the margin of record are the following words, "Not signed" & c. Pat. 8, 1689-95, p. 149
281
1689-1695

Prince George
#59 On the upper side of Arthur's swamp adjoining his other lands. Pat. 15, p. 225
150
5-25-1734
Photo: This set belongs to the Vaughan line and he would like to know the meaning of the Cress on the tea pot etc. See the Cress page in Genealogy Connection. THIS IS HIS PHOTO; http://genealogyconnections.blogspot.com/2008/01/coat-of-arms-crest.html see: comments
You can see the more influent often engrave their Family Crest on their silver (gold etc.), which was a way of accumulation wealth, like our silver gold money. Marking them to detour thieves of this era.
http://www.fleurdelis.com/meanings.htm There are far too many links on the Internet who charges money to research your Coat of Arms or Crest's.

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Early Harp - Earp Families Sources pg.

EARLY HARP/EARP FAMILIES IN VA & N.C.
Note: Fairfax Co, VA is in the extreme northeastern part of Virginia. The northern border of Northampton Co, NC is along Greensville & Southampton Counties in VA.
Granville Co, NC is the 4th county west of Northampton Co, NC and is bordered by Mecklenburg Co, VA on the north. Johnston Co, NC is the 2nd county south and a little east of Granville Co.

Fairfax Co, VA Wills & Inventories, 1742-1801 by J. Estelle Stewart King
(from Marie Musgrave Aug 1999)
p. 9: “21 March 1748 – Mary Earp named Admx of Estate of William Earp”

Inventories lists of:
William Earp 1748 (account)
Joshua Earp 1751
Joseph Earp 1771
John Earpe 1744 (account)

p. 10: “p. 106 – 19 March 1744. John Earp Inventory.
Guy Broadwater, William W. Boylstone, Charles Thrift”

p. 14 “p. 133-134 – John Earpe Accounts with John Pagan Adm.: 1745
Pd: William Harp, William Glading, William Earps, William Henry Terrett,
Thomas Awbrey, James Robinson, Henry Taylor for Mrs. Whitely warrt.,
Garrard Alexander, W. Ramsey, Matthew Hopkins, Catherine Earp, William
Carrel, Moses Case
By: Sundreys sold Joseph Cockeril, by Philip Quill, Richard Wheelor, James
Robinson, Phillip Quill, Robert Mills, William Earp, Charles Thrift, John
Murphey. Dated 20 Aug 1745, Adm. John Pagan”

p. 29: “p. 267-268 – 21 March 1748. Bond of Estate of William Earp.
Mary M. Earp, Wm. W. Boylstone”

p. 33 “p. 307-308 – 15 Apr 1749. William Earp Inventory.
John Payne, Francis Triplet, Stephen Vennard”

“p. 308-309 – 26 Dec 1749. William Earp Accounts:
To: Garrad Alexander, William Hicks, Esq., Col. William Fitzhugh, Francis
Triplet, Nath. Smith, Owin Wynn, Benjamin Sebastian
By: Tho. Wren Sr., Roger Wigginton, Daniel Jennings, Michael Reagin,
Shadrick William. Adm: Mary Earp”

p. 51: “p. 478-479 – (1751?). Joshua Earp Inventory
James Saunders, Philip Saunders, John Brawner, appraiser”

p. 56: “p. 526 – 24 July 1752. Sale of Jeremiah Presgroves estate.
By: David Thomas, W. Bowling, Matthew Gooding, George Thrift, James
Sanders, Joshua Earp, John Hurst, John Thomas, Jeremiah Thrift, Thomas
Grafford, William Jewell, Richard Presgrove, William Adams, William May
Adm: John Hurst”

p. 25: “15 April 1758 – Sarah Harp a witness to the will of Rebecca Wheeler”

p. 64: “p. 43 – 17 Jan 1754 Joshua Earpe accounts:
To pd: James Saunders, Capt. West
By: Thomas Earpe by John Hurst, Benj. Williams, Morica Earpe, Francis
Ballenger. Adm: Garr. Alexander”

p. 106: “p. 404 – 21 Oct 1765. Mary Brawner Inventory. William Boylston, Matthew
Earp, James Robertson Jr., appr. dated 18 Oct 1765.”
p. 68: “10 Sept 1793 – 22 Apr 1800
C. Harp. Legatees: Matthew Earp, brother. Proved by Oaths of Richard
Ratcliff and John Moxley

“Land Records of Long Standing, Fairfax Co, VA, 1742-1770”, p. 99
(Research done at Washington Memorial Library, Macon, GA)
Names of tenants on an “Island” owned by “Majr. Robert Alexander….” being the island now held by\ Mr. Phillip Alexander….’ Judith Ballenger, James Going, Sarah Goint,
Sarah Amos below Four Mile Creek\ and Edward Chubb, Richard Middleton, William Boylstone, John Straughan, Adam Straughan, Edward Earpe, and Richard Wheeler above the said creek….

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Northampton Co, NC Records

(Northampton Co, NC created in 1741 out of Bertie Co, NC. Now this county is the third county east of Granville Co. and is bordered by the Virginia State line on the north side.)
1739 Wit. to record of some kind: Edward (E mark) Harp & William (M mark) Harp
1747 Richard Lewis (Marie’s note: Could this be ours??)

1748 Bass of Nancemond Co, VA joined Edward Earp

24 Feb 1756 Arthur Neal purchased from Edward Earp

1763 Emanuel Harp on Jury.

Apr 1764 Emal. and Luke Harp on Jury duty.

1768 Fuller to Luke Earp, side of Rahaugh Swamp

1768 Alice Earp, Edward Earp

Mar 1769 Edward Earp, Planter, to Sam Peete – also slave
1 Nov 1769 Planter to Samuel Gale. Simon Gale, father of Samuel, running to Edward Harp
line.
1769
Luke Earp & wife, Diana, of Northampton Co. sold to Edward Harp. Witness Emanuel Earp and Wm. Earp.

20 Feb 1777 Alice Earp (what is this record?)

June 1777 John Bass had a daughter Alse Earp.

May 1790 Wm. Harp to John Watson for slave.

13 Oct 1796 Alice Earp grandchildren: John, Nancy, Christian. Someone to live with John until he is of age. Also Elizabeth Walden, John and William Earp. Rest of estate Ruth Byrd.

no date Edward Harp of Northampton Co. Signed Edward. Wit: Henry Earp & Luke Earp ***********************************

Johnston Co, NC Records

(Johnston Co, NC was created in 1746 out of Craven Co. The county just north of Johnston is Wake Co. which came from Johnston county in 1770. Wake Co. borders
Granville Co. on the south side, so Granville Co and Johnston Co. had a common county line from 1746 until 1770)

Abstract of Land Grants Vol. 2 Johnston Co, NC
Lord Granville to Granville Dist of NC 1748 – 1763

no date Land Grant Martha Lowrey. Wit: Arthur Harp


6 Sept 1753 Land Grant George Nicholson 300 a. in Johnston Co. CC William Harp

27 Nov 1755 Land Grant #3253 Manewal Harp, chainbearer, Great Buffalow swamp Parish St. Patrick

22 Apr 1761 Land Grant #4601
Emanuel Harp entry dated 22 Apr 1761, 700 a. in Johnston Co. on both sides
of Marks Creek – including Harp’s own improvement /s/ Emanuel Harp (who
signed with a mark) Wit: Theops Hunter

27 Apr 1761 Land Grant #3174
Emanuel Harp, 617 a. in Johnston Co. north side of Neuse River on Marks
Creek. Surveyed 27 Apr 1761, chainbearers Simon Gale and Luke Harp,
surveyor, Charles Young (My Kinfolks has this record dated 22 July 1761)

22 July 1761 Land Grant #3136
Michael Curtis, 500 a. in Johnston Co, northwest side Neuse Creek.
chainbearers Simon Gale and Luke Harp

20 Oct 1761 Land Grant #4509 Joining Emanuel Harp

19 May 1762 Land Grant #4509
Edward Harp warrant dated 19 May 1762 to Capt. Charles Young to survey
640 a. in Johnston Co. on the South side of Marks Creek, joining Emanuel
Harp and Simon Gail /s/Robt. Rainey. Back of document reads: Granted 1
Apr 1763.

19 May 1762 Land Grant #4600
Edward Harp enters in the office of the Right Honorable John Earl Granville,
700 a. of vacant land, lying in Johnston Co. on the South side of Marks Creek, joining Emanuel Harp line and Simon Gail line. /s/ Edward Harp
Wit: Theops Hunter

1 Jan 1763 Land Grant #3209
Edward Harp, 388 acres in Johnston Co. on Marks Creek including Harp
improvements. Wit: Jas. Cary Jr, surveyed 27 Sept 1762, chainbearers Luke
Harp and John Ward, surveyor Charles Young

8 Apr 1763 Land Grant #4510 Joshua Perry joining Emanuel Harp

no date #1673 Survey by SCC Emanuel Harp, Granville Co. Parish of St. John on Fox Swamps

1763 (Court Minutes 1759-1766) Emanuel Harp on Jury

Apr 1764 (Johnston Co. Court Minutes 1759-1766) Luke Harp & Emanuel Harp sworn for Grand Jury duty.

1764 (Court Minutes 1759-1766)
deed from Emanuel Harp to Luke Harp in open court and proved by the oath
of John O’Neals, Jr and ordered to be recorded.
21 Oct 1766 (Court Minutes 1759-1766)
21st Day of Oct in the 6th year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the 3rd
and in the Year of our Lord 1766.
Ordered that Luke Harp be appointed overseer in the room of Michael Curtes

24 May 1768 (Court Minutes 1767-1777)
Ordered that the following deed be recorded, proved by the following person to
witness. Edward Harp to John Ward by Henry Arp and Luke Arp. (Marie’s note:
Henry Harp was in Granville Co. 1786 census with a family)

no date #4847 Perry joins Luke Harp

1 Nov 1769
Planter to Samuel Gale, Simon Gale father of Samuel, running to Edward
Harp line. (Marie’s note: could this be where Thomas gets the Simon name
in his children???)

27 Feb 1770
Edward HARP, Johnston Co. to William Harp, same for love and good will. I
give to my Grandson, William Harp, above named the following slaves.
Signed Edward EARP

1 Jan 1783 (Land Grant) Edward Harp, 338 a. of Marks Creek (another place My Kinfolks has 368 a.)

1784-1786 census Joseph Harp 1 male 21-60; 4 females all ages

27 Sept 1787 John Harp to Lucretia Capse, Wm. Capse, bm.

1800 Census p. 757 Alexander Harp
p. 758 Sherwood Harp
p. 761 Jonathan Harp
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Granville Co, NC Source Records
Granville Co, NC was created in 1746 out of Edgecombe Co.
8 Oct 1754
Col. William Eaton’s Militia Regt. of Granville Co – no Harps
1755 Tax List – no Harps
1767
Sarah Harp “the Elder”, etc
1769 Tax List:
Thomas Harp 2 whites; 0 blacks; 0 taxable
Merica Harp 2 whites; 0 blacks; 9 taxable (?)
1771 Tax List:
Luke Harp 2 taxable; 0 carriage wheels
America Tharp 1 taxable; 0 carriage wheels
Thomas Tharp 2 taxable; 0 carriage wheels
1771
Luke Harp listed in Granville Co. Militia
16 Sept 1771
Joseph Harp of Orange Co, NC purchased 100 a. in Granville Co. from John
Jackson of Roan, NC. /s/ John & Patience Jackson (with marks). Wit: James
Earge (?) and James Maydwell
9 Dec 1771
Joseph Harp of Granville Co. sold 100 a. to Wm. Nailing of Granville Co.
/s/Joseph Harp (mark), Wit: ___ Kelly & Inyard (?)
2 Sept 1772
Luke Harp bought 100 a. in Granville Co. from Moses Juel. /s/ Moses Juel
Wit: Joseph Wade & John Rust
26 Nov 1777
Luke Harpe of Granville Co to Frederick Wever, 100 a. South side of Middle Creek
/s/ Luke Harp (mark), Wit: John Nevill & John Cook
30 May 1778
John Harp enteres 250 a. of land in Granville Co. on the waters of Long Creek
lying on the Rocky Branch on Dickerson’s line running south to Charles Moore’s
line, thence east on the sd. line to the corner, thence south to Chavers’s line, to
Hamilton’s line to the corner, thence to the first station including his improvements.
3 June 1778
John Harp to Mary Lewis, John Harp bm.
3 Nov 1778
Thomas Harp Jr. to Elisabeth Lewis, Thomas Harp bm.
19 Oct 1779
Samson Harp to Sarah Tudor, John Harp bm.
1780 Tax List
Epping Forest District
John Harp
Thomas Harp Sr
Thomas Harp Jr
Samson Harp
25 Oct 1781 (probate)
Kezia Harp bequeathed 5 pounds cash in her father’s will
Nov 1782 (court)
Keziah Harp mentioned in the will of William Carrol
1782 Tax List
Epping Forest District
Thomas Harp 2 horses & mules; 3 cattle
John Harp 140 a; 1 horse or mule; 4 cattle
Thomas Harp 2 horses & mules; 4 cattle
Samson Harp 1 horse or mule; 1 cattle
Beaver Dam District
Henry Harp 5 cattle
1784 Tax List
Epping Forest Dist
John Harp 140 a. & 1 free pole
Thomas Harp 1 free pole
1785 Tax List
Epping Forest Dist
Thomas Harp Sr. 1 free pole
Samson Harp 1 free pole
John Harp 290 a. & 1 free pole
Henry Harp 1 free pole
Simon Harp 1 free pole
Thomas Harp 1 free pole
6 May 1785 Deed
John Harp of Granville Co. to Thomas Harp of Granville Co, 150 a. /s/ John
Harp. Wit: Thomas Harp Jr. & Sampson Harp
May 1786 (court)
Simon Harp & Sampson Harp both bankrupt. Simon Harp also a road hand.
1786 Tax List
Thomas Harp 50 acres; 2 free polls
John Harp 190 acres; 1 free poll
Samson Harp 1 free poll
Thomas Harp 1 free poll
Henry Harp 1 free poll
1786 census
Fishing Creek Dist
Thomas Harp 1 wh male 21-60; 3 wh males under 21 & above 60; 3 wh
females all ages; 7 total
Epping Forest Dist
John Harp 1 wh male 21-60; 1 wh male under 21 & above 60; 3 wh
females all ages; 4 (?) total
Thomas Harp Sr 1 wh male 21-60; 4 wh male under 21 & above 60; 4 wh
females all ages; 9 total
Sampson Harp 1 wh male 21-60; 1 wh male under 21 & above 60; 3 wh
females all ages; 5 total
20 Oct 1787
Thomas Harp, 100 a. from Berry Lewis

Thomas Harp Jr. taxed 1 free white poll in 1787, 1788, 1789 & 1790 and his name not
listed thereafter.
Henry Harp taxed 1 free white poll in 1787 & 1788
30 Apr 1789
Thomas Harp of Granville Co. to Richard Thomason of same, 100 a. /s/ Thomas
Harp. Wit: S. Higgs, Thos. White and Britain Fuller
23 Oct 1790
John Harp of Granville Co. to Westwood A. Jones of Franklin Co, 60 a.
/s/ John Harp Wit: John Bobbitty & Sarah X Harp
1790 Census
Beaver Dam Dist
Henry Harp (Johnnie Cowart says Henry may have died before 1800)
Epping Forest Dist
John Harp
Thomas Harp
John Harp
Sampson Harp
Thomas Harp
Thomas Harp Sr.
Fishing Creek Dist
John Harp
1790-1791
Thomas Harp Sr. pd. taxes on 50 a. land; 2 free wh. polls & 24 slaves.
1 May 1791
Joseph Harp of the Continental Line, payment voucher for Rev. War service
Nov 1792
Will of Joseph Harp admitted to Granville Co. Court. Heirs: Simon, Jesse,
Stephen, Samuel & Sarah. Other legatees: Temperance, Mary and Lewis Harp
(prob. grandchildren?) My Kinfolks also has Lucy Harp as a legatee.
May 1793 (court)
John Harp Sr. drawn on Grand Jury
10 June 1793
Luke Harp payment voucher
Aug 1793 (court)
Simon Harp still insolvent
16 Feb 1795
John Harp of Granville Co. to Thomas York of same, 44 a. /s/ John Harp.
Wit: Philemon York & Charles C. Moore
21 Sept 1795
Joseph Harpe, late soldier….. payment voucher
1796 Tax List
Fishing Creek Dist
Samson Harpe 1 free pole
Simon Harp 1 free pole
John Harp 190 a. & 1 free pole
1797 Tax List
Fishing Creek
William Harp 1 free pole
John Harp 196 a. & 1 free pole
Sampson Harp 1 free pole

1798 Tax List
Fishing Creek
William Harp 1 free poll
John Harp 144 a & 1 free poll
Sampson Harp 2 free polls

1799 Tax List
Fishing Creek
Sampson Harp 1 free poll
William Harp 1 free poll
Simon Harp 1 free poll
John Harp 140 a. & 1 free poll

6 May 1799 Deed
John York of Granville to John Harp of same, 32 a. /s/ John York (mark)
Wit: S. Higgs & Abner Hicks

15 Mar 1799
Samson Harp wit to will of Wm. Roberts

1800 Tax List
Epping Forest Dist
William Harp 1 free poll
John Harp 170 a & 1 free poll

Fishing Creek Dist
Sampson Harp 1 free poll
1800 census
p. 528 Sampson Harp
p. 530 William Harp 4 m. under 10; 1 m. 26-45; 2 f. under 10; 2 f. 16-26
p. 531 John Harp 3 m. under 10; 1 m. 16-26; 1 male 26-45; 3 f. 10-16;
1 f. 16-26; 1 f. 26-45
p. 561 Anne Harpe 1 m. 10-16; 1 m. 26-45; 1 f. 0-10; 1 f. 16-26; 1 f. 45 & up
PHOTO; Patrick Vaughan Soldier, Army 1784


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