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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Corrections: VAUGHAN LINES

Informational Materials are from three E-mail comments: I can't mention names but they may not want to make them public?
“James L. Vaughan did not name his son after the old Revolutionary hero, but instead, after his little brother his father named for, - his old war hero, just as he did another son in 1820 after the new nation s first president. Also Benjamin W. Vaughan is on the wrong side of the mountain in the 1840 census, and plain old Benjamin Vaughan is on the right side, right where his mom and dad's records recorded.”
“...Get the book, "Vaughan Kin" in Grayson Co., TX to search for Anderson and the twins, Jacob and John descendants? We have lots of John Vaughan descendants in North Texas.” (Nice to know because this can be confusing if we don't realize this problem.)
“TWO BENJAMIN VAUGHANS OF HAWKINS CO TN, born; 1805
In the January 1985 Newsletter, pge. 2, Johnette Franke and Mabel Harp indicated that John & Nancy Callicott Vaughan's son Benjamin married Martha Simmons.
In the Jan. 1988 issue, pge.3, Verna Banes tentatively stated that James Vaughan's (b. 1767) son Benjamin W. married Eva Everheart (1834, Hawkins Co TN). Now we know those assumptions was incorrect. Through intenstive research by Mabel Harp, Naomi Hopperstad, Mary Gregg, Alice Wineinger, & others; It has been decided that these two Benjamins (both b. 1805) have been reversed.
Were they cousins?”
“The main proof is that one is always referred to as Benjamin W. (Walker), and the other as Benjamin.
Benjamin W. is listed in the 1840 will of James (b. 1767). References to these families will be found in Newsletters pp. 17 & 25, 1984, p. 18; 1986; p. 51, 1987; and p. 3, 1988 issues.” (Remember to check census too i.e., data is only as correct as those who put them into the papers or any document.)
“An undocumented source states that wife of James (b 1767) was Elizabeth Walker. Therefore it seems logical that the Benjamin Walker Vaughan would have been their son. James' will names widow Sally. Did he have two or more wives?” (...or, wrong person here?)
If facts are correct, Benjamin (wife Eva Everheart) was the son of John and Nancy Callicott Vaughan; while Benjamin Walker (wife Martha Simmons) was the son of James and Elizabeth Walker Vaughan.”
“Children of Benjamin Walker and Martha (Martheir) Simmons Vaughan were:
Lucinda, b. 1829, m. David D. Anderson (Derrick).
Samuel S., b. ca 1832, m. Sarah. Benjamin W., b. ca 1834.
Robert Arnout, b. 1841. Martha, b. ca 1843, m. Jordon H. F1etcher(?).
_*NAOMI LONG HOPPERSTAD, 1224 Otto Blvd. #1, Chicago Hts. IL 60411 is the great-great grand- dau of Lucinda & David Anderson. She joins Verna Banes and others (see pge. 3 of the January 1988 issue) who descend from James Vaughan born 1767.”
http://vaughan-vaughn.org/verna/1989/89-pg81.htm
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Re: Two Benjamin Vaughans of Hawkins/Hancock County Y-DNA
''...male descendant of Ben to compare my Ben Vaughan's Y-DNA against. His Ben would have been Ben and Eve's nephew and if biologically the elder Ben's nephew, then they would have the same Y-Chromosome DNA. The Elder Ben should have either John (and William) Vaughan's Y-DNA, or my Benjamin Franklin Vaughan's Y-DNA, which is totally different than John and William's Y-DNA.”
“Since Ben and Eve had at least 3 sons, this gives us a fair chance at finding a direct line male descendant...”
“I think the son of John and Nancy Callicott Vaughan is Benjamin Franklin Vaughan--not Benjamin Walker Vaughan.” (I agree)
..."why I think the son of John and Nancy Callicott Vaughan is Benjamin Franklin Vaughan--not Benjamin Walker Vaughan."
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More quoted E-mail All in quotes...
“In 1815 James L. Vaughan named his son, Benjamin Franklin Vaughan. I assumed, I think correctly, that he named him after his younger brother. Most likely John Vaughan named his third son after a Revolutionary War hero who helped save him at Valley Forge with food, clothes and guns wrangled from the French, and his son, James L., was most likely was honoring a little brother, not the revolutionary old man his father knew.”
“Since that first assumption, I have seen Benjamin Walker Vaughan’s name linked to John Vaughan’s third son and then, some of Ben’s nephews and other kin with the name of Franklin. A few days ago, I found the mix-ups.”
“Sorting thru the chaff of Ancestry and using history to find kin, Is this story. Everyone knows by now how important stories are to my research. Its facts are backed up by: census, 1841 will, 1858 pension claim and Revolutionary War data. Also the confusion may have been helped by the fact that down the road a descendant of Ben Walker V. married Nancy Vaughan Hickman’s daughter or granddaughter, Ann, bringing his name into the John Vaughan clan’s records. I hope that this will clear up and help out Vaughan research. The bold notations in italics are mine and made to help out my research; the unmarked story’s address is at the end. Don't know the author:''
Eve Everheart
Eve Everheart was born ca. 1803 on Dodson's Creek in Hawkins County Tennessee the daughter of Jacob and Catharine Everhart. On September 6, 1834, Eve was married to Benjamin Vaughan in Hawkins County."
"Ben Vaughan was born November 4, 1805, in Western Hawkins County the son of John Vaughan and Nancy Callicott. In ca. 1799, his parents had come from Virginia and settled North of the Holston River in the part of Hawkins County that would later become Hancock County. (See Revolution story, SGT John Vaughan….)"
"In 1836, Eve and Ben's first children, twin sons, were born. They were named Jacob and John A. after their grandfathers, Jacob Everhart and John Vaughan. On November 28, 1839, another son, Anderson W. was born."
"In 1841, Ben Vaughan's father, John, died and left Ben a portion of his land on the north side of Clinch Mountain. In 1844, it became part of the newly created Hancock County. (See John Vaughan Will, 1841)"
"When the census taker came in December 1850, the Vaughan family was living in the 32nd subdivision of Hancock County near the village of Kyles Ford. Nearby neighbors included Eve Everhart Vaughan's nephew, Jacob Brotherton and his family; Eve's sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Beverly C. Ford and children; and two of Ben's brother's families, John and Susan Vaughan and Samuel and Melvina Vaughan. (Beverly Ford, desc. Of Dicey Callicott Vaughan Ford, widow of Ligon Vaughan. Also, Ben’s sister Nancy Vaughan Hickman and family are in this census, and in their midst is James Jones, b. abt 1824 TN who cld be the mysterious baby entered in Nancy Callicott’s Daybook) This census was taken on the side of the MT. Benjamin lived on. That same year there is a Benjamin W. Vaughan listed on the other side where Ben’s parents moved in the 1830’s. (See Nancy’s 1858 pension claim and father’s 1841 will.) There is a Benjamin W. Vaughan, married to Martha Simmons on the other side of Clinch Mt in 1840 where John and Nancy had moved abt 1830."
"On November 8, 1851, following a revival held in a brush arbor by the pioneer preachers Asa Routh and W. A. Keene, a group met in the home of George Anderson and organized the Independence Baptist Church of Hancock County. Ben and Eve Vaughan were among the thirty-four charter members. Ben's brother, John Vaughan and his wife Susan, and Ben's sister-in-law Melvinia Vaughan were also there. (See George Anderson in Nancy’s pension files; a Justice of the Peace)"
"Later a meeting house of large prime logs was built at the foot of Looney's Gap in Clinch Valley on land donated by N. M. Moneyhum and his wife. Since Mr. Moneyhum was a Methodist and his wife was a Baptist, it was agreed that both demoninations would use the building. (Search religious history and churches. The Moneyhums are in census. )"
"Ben and Eve Everhart Vaughan and their sons John A. and Anderson W. have not been found on the 1860 census. Their son Jacob Vaughan was living with his cousin, William Ford, in Hancock County when the census was taken.(William Ford, desc of Dicey Callicott Vaughan Ford)"
"All three of Ben and Eve Vaughan's sons appeared on the 1861 Grayson County Texas Personal Property Tax List, and Jacob Vaughan was also listed in 1862, but Benjamin Vaughan's name does not appear until 1863. (Date is compatible with Ben’s 1858 affidavit for his mother’s pension claim. Nancy died at the end of Sept 1858.)"
"Ben and Eve Vaughan had probably left Hancock County by the time the 1860 census was taken and were probably in route to Texas. The date of their arrival has not been established, but on July 12, 1862, "Brother Benjamin Vaughan and wife Evy" were received by transfer of letter into the Kentucky Town Baptist Church at Kentucky Town, Texas.**. (See Ben’s 1858 affidavit in mother’s pension claim. Also, he had land to sell.) "
"The village of Kentucky Town had been established in ca. 1852 in southeastern Grayson County. Eve's brother James B. Everhart had settled nearby in ca 1846, and her brother Emanuel had come from Alabama in 1848 and purchased several tracts of land near the future site of Kentucky Town. In 1860 another brother, Jacob Everhart had also settled near Kentucky Town, so the Vaughan's had settled in a community with East Tennessee relatives living nearby. (See Ben’s nephews, Samuel Alexander[GWV], William[SNV], GWV[SNV], and others; perhaps he even associated with brother James L. Vaughan in South Texas. [See 1858 pension affidavit in which Ben knew James had gone to Texas.] (Furthermore, KY Town was settled in part by future Vaughan in-laws: the Chaneys of Bowling Green, Kentucky, some of whom may have been in Hawkins Co, and who had fought in the Revolution there. (See Sgt. John Vaughan… )"
"Ben Vaughan's name appeared on the Grayson County Tax List for 1863 and 1864, but we believe that the land for which he was taxed actually belonged to his son Anderson. The 1864 Tax List is the last record found for Ben Vaughan."
"When the 1870 Grayson County census was taken, Eve Vaughan, age 66, was living with her son Anderson W. Vaughan in the 3rd District."
"Eve Everhart Vaughan died before 1880 (probably in 1875). Her funeral was preached at the Kentucky Town Baptist Church by the Reverend J. W. Connelly, and she was buried in the Batselle Cemetery near Kentucky Town, Grayson, Texas. Ben Vaughan was also buried there, but stones for them have not been found."
Post Note: ** From "Kentucky Town and Its Baptist Church" by Joe W. Chumbley, 1975. D. Armstrong Co., Houston, TX"
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/EditStory.aspx?tid=307240&pid=-796214544&pg=0
"A few items about Benjamin & Eva Vaughan's family.
Benjamin (45) & Eva (47) are listed on the 1850 Hancock Co, TN census withtheir 3 sons, Jacob (14), John (14) and Anderson (12). Also listed areJohn & Susan Vaughn, Samuel & Melvina Vaughn, Mary Church (Malvina's mother?), and B. C. & Mary Ford. In 1860 their son, Jacob Vaughn (25) is living with Wm. & Susan Ford still in Hancock Co, TN. Unable to locate the rest of the family in 1860.
On USGenWeb cemetery listings for Grayson Co, TX, Batsell Cemetery(without the "e" at the end) is listed as aka Pitman's Chapel Cemetery or Camp Ground Cemetery. The following are listed in Batsell Cemetery:
Anderson Vaughn Mrs. Vaughn both d. 1883. Note says: info from Pastor's notes on the funeral. (There are some Everhearts buried there as well..."
"Also in Grayson County, Texas in the Preston Bend Cemetery were their allied families the Edwards and the O'dell's (spelled Odell). They were all camped out there waiting for the Oklahoma Territory to open up. When OK opened up, you will find the Edwards in Thackerville, Texas (Thackersville is present day Oklahoma town spelled both with and without the "s") if you look on the map, they will be spread from Thackersville then east to Tishomingo, all before 1910 census in Carter, Love and Johnston Counties OK. You will also find some of them in Denton Co Texas around 1980."
Thanks for any corrections and additions to these posts. All comments are most welcomed!

OBEDIAH VAUGHAN TAX LIST

IN Bedford County, VA just before Obediah Vaughan was married in 1788.
1787 Bedford County VA Tax List of Vaughan’s
April 27: Joseph Vaughn - self responsible for tax
0 white males above 16 and under 21
0 blacks above 16
0 blacks under 16
1 horses, mares, colts & mules
0 cattle
May 8: William Vaughn - self responsible for tax [not tithable]
0 white males above 16 and under 21
0 blacks above 16
0 blacks under 16
1 horses, mares, colts & mules
1 cattle
May 15: William Vaughn - self responsible for tax - "perhaps Wm Vaughn White?"
0 white males above 16 and under 21
0 blacks above 16
0 blacks under 16
2 horses, mares, colts & mules
5 cattle
May 15: White Wm. Vaughn - [see notation above, made by Commissioner]
0 white males above 16 and under 21
0 blacks above 16
0 blacks under 16
2 horses, mares, colts & mules
5 cattle
Early Bedford County VA Vaughn – Vaughan Marriage Bond
Children of the Vaughan men listed above
Oct 22, 1792 William Jones and Fanny Vaughan
Martin Jones, Surety
Married by Joseph Drury Oct 24, 1792
Jul 6, 1793 William Young and Sally Vaughan
John Young, Surety
Married by Joseph Drury Jul 6 1793
Mar 14, 1794 Thomas Dooley and Janny Vaughan
William Stone, Surety
May 13, 1795 Benjamin Vaughan and Susanna Burnett
Elisha Burnett, Surety
Married by John Ayers May 14, 1795
Jan 21, 1796 William Self and Dicey Vaughan
dr William
Joseph Barrington, Surety
Married by Joseph Drury Jan 24, 1796
Dec 13, 1797 John Vaughan and Mary Arter
Daniel Laughorn, Surety
Consent of Mary Arter
Married by Alderson Weeks Dec 13, 1797
Oct 3, 1785 Jacob Jenkins and Nancy Vaughn Possible sister to Obediah Vaughn
dt William
Martin Jones, Surety
Nov 6, 1788 Obediah Vaughan and Elizabeth Edwards This is my Obediah Vaughan
dt John
Robert Donoho, Surety
Married by James Mitchell Dec 8, 1788
Nov 12, 1795 Thomas Howell and Clary Vaughn
dt Joseph
John Philip Weaver, Surety
Married by Nathaniel Shrewsbury Nov 17. 1795
Mar 11, 1797 Edward Bruscbanks and Anna Vaughn
Benjamin Vaughn, Surety
Married by Alderson Weeks Mar 14, 1797
Mar 24, 1800 Stephen Board and Lettice Vaughn
William Terry, Surety
Sep 22, 1806 Morgin Morgin and Sally Vaughn
Morgin Morgin Sr., Surety
Consent of Jason Meador, guardian
Different Spelling of the Vaughn name list Bedford County VA:
Jan 7, 1793 Aaron Dewitt and Sally Baughon
dt Lucy Walter Williams, Surety
Aug 3, 1795 Thomas Dewitt and Elizabeth Baughn
Son of James and Abigal Dewitt
William Hensley, Surety
Oct 28, 1799 John Baughn and Dosha Noell
Thomas Noell, Surety
Nov 14, 1799 John Baughn and Dosha Noell
Married by Jeremiah Hatcher
Mar 25, 1822 Caleb Johnson and Addaline C. Baughn
dt John
A. Minnis, Surety
Sep 24, 1835 Thomas Hatcher and Elizabeth N. Baughn
Jno A. Hatcher, Surety
Dec 16, 1836 James H Elliott and Frances A. Vaughn
Benjamin Falls, Surety
Jan 17, 1844 Edrin M. Hatcher and Theodocia C. N. Vaughn
Jas H. Elliott, Surety
Married by William Harris Jan 17, 1844
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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

William_Fereby Vaughan's Children

Children of WILLIAM VAUGHAN and FEREBY BENTON are:
2. i. THOMAS3 VAUGHAN, b. 1773, Indian Nation, Swain, North Carolina; d. 1846, Wayne County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1775, North Carolina or Russell County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1840, Crawford County, Arkansas.
3. iii. SAMUEL P. VAUGHAN, b. September 01, 1776, North Carolina or Russell County, Virginia; d. April 29, 1852, Madison County, Arkansas.
4. iv. MARY VAUGHAN, b. 1779, Virginia; d. August 1873, Pall Mall, Fentress County, Tennessee.
v. DAVID VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1785, Russell Co, VA.
5. vi. DANIEL VAUGHAN, b. 1787, Virginia; d. 1864, Madison County, Arkansas.
6. vii. MARTHA "PATTY" VAUGHAN, b. January 19, 1787, North Carolina.
7. viii. WILLIAM VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1789, Cherokee Indian Nation, North Carolina.
8. ix. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1790, Russell County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1855, Wesley, Madison County, Arkansas.
9. x. LOUISE "LUCY" VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1795; d. Abt. 1861.
Generation No. 2
2. THOMAS3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born 1773 in Indian Nation, Swain, North Carolina, and died 1846 in Wayne County, Virginia. He married NANCY FORD 1793 in Russell County, Virginia, daughter of JOHN FORD and BETSY HILL. She was born 1776 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1850 in Prob. In Wayne, VA.
Children of THOMAS VAUGHAN and NANCY FORD are:
10. i. JOHN4 VAUGHAN, b. October 1794, Russell County, Virginia; d. October 31, 1843, Platte County, Missouri.
ii. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN, b. November 15, 1796, Russell County, Virginia; d. 1885, Wayne, West Virginia; m. JOHN SMITH, April 15, 1813; b. November 14, 1792, Rockingham County, North Carolina; d. January 01, 1858, Wayne County, Virginia.
11. iii. JANE JENNY VAUGHAN, b. 1800, Cabell County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1870.
iv. MARTHA VAUGHAN, b. July 19, 1802, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. 1906, Virginia; m. (1) OTHER HUSBAND OF MARTHA VAUGHN; m. (2) GOODWIN LYCAN, February 05, 1817.
v. NANCY VAUGHAN, b. 1804, Cabell, Virginia; d. December 05, 1873, Guerneville, Sonoma, California; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) ABRAHAM FERGUSON, November 21, 1827, Cabell County, Virginia.
12. vi. PHOEBE VAUGHAN, b. May 08, 1806, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. December 16, 1868, Wayne County, West Virginia.
13. vii. WILLIAM TYLER VAUGHAN, b. October 22, 1808, Cabell County, Virginia; d. November 18, 1888, Coburg, Lane County, Oregon.
viii. LUCINDA VAUGHAN, b. July 22, 1813, Cabell County, Virginia; d. October 29, 1902, Ceredo, Wayne County, West Virginia; m. (1) WILLIAM FERGUSON, November 21, 1827, Wayne County, West Virginia; m. (2) WASHINGTON ADKINS, April 12, 1851, Cabell County, Virginia.
14. ix. JAMES E. VAUGHAN, b. 1814, Cabell County, Virginia; d. 1874, Rush, Carter County, Kentucky.
x. CHRISTIANA VAUGHAN, b. 1816, Cabell County, Virginia; m. (1) FERGUSON, 1835; m. (2) LEE COMWELL, Abt. 1845, Platte County, Missouri.
15. xi. THOMAS VAUGHAN, b. July 19, 1819, Cabell County, Virginia; d. January 18, 1877, Greenbrier Creek, Wayne County, West Virginia.
16. xii. ABRAHAM VAUGHAN, b. May 12, 1822, Cabell County, Virginia; d. May 12, 1865, Richardson, Nebraska.
3. SAMUEL P.3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born September 01, 1776 in North Carolina or Russell County, Virginia, and died April 29, 1852 in Madison County, Arkansas. He married MARTHA CATHARINE (HANDS)HAMMONS. She was born Abt. 1786 in Virginia, and died in Madison County, Arkansas.
Notes for SAMUEL P. VAUGHAN:
Samuel is on the 1850 Madison County, Arkansas census in ParirieTownship, #75
The Vaughn's except Catherine Vaughn Sanders are burried in Vaughn Cemetary, Northwest Arkansas
Children of SAMUEL VAUGHAN and MARTHA (HANDS)HAMMONS are:
17. i. THOMAS4 VAUGHAN.
18. ii. DEFSEY VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1809.
iii. SUSANNAH VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1811; m. JOSEPH S. EDWARDS, Abt. 1826.
19. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON VAUGHAN, b. February 27, 1813, Tennessee; d. 1888, Madison County, Arkansas.
20. v. ANDREW JACKSON VAUGHAN, b. February 02, 1815; d. December 29, 1882, Vaughn Cemetery, in Northwest AR.
vi. MARGARET VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1832; d. 1845, Madison County, Arkansas.
4. MARY3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born 1779 in Virginia, and died August 1873 in Pall Mall, Fentress County, Tennessee. She married JAMES EVANS September 14, 1802 in Hawkins County, Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1778 in Burkes or Wilkes County, North Carolina, and died July 28, 1820 in Pall Mall, Fentress County, Tennessee.
Notes for MARY VAUGHAN:
RECORDS ON VAUGHAN CONNECTION:
It seems there was an Evans family reunion a few years back, and someone
who attended gave Jim Gates a copy of the records that were circulated
that day. Jim sent it to me, and it shows the following data:
MARY VAUGHAN, daughter of WILLIAM VAUGHAN, born 1779, Virginia.
MARY VAUGHAN married JAMES EVANS - September 14, 1802, Hawkins County,
Tennessee
(Mary stated she was married in the home of her father, WILLIAM
VAUGHAN)
Their first son, JESSE EVANS, was born in 1803, Hawkins County,
Tennessee, and Jesse's fifth child FERIBY EVANS was born in 1840.
James Evans was listed near William Vaughan, Sr., John Vaughan, and
William Vaughan, Jr. on the 1812 Tax Lists of Hawkins County,
Tennessee. All appeared on the list taken by Wm. Nichols. After his discharge from the War of 1812, James and Mary (Vaughan) Evans
moved to White County, Tennessee, with her parents, where in 1816, James
Evans witnessed an Indenture for WILLIAM VAUGHAN.
James Evans died on 28 July 1820, in Fentress County, Tennessee, and his widow MARY EVANS continued on the Census of White and Van Buren counties, Tennessee. The Evans' were back and forth between what are now Van Buren (formerly White) and Fentress counties, TN. Mary died in August of 1873, Fentress County, Tennessee.
Note: The piece of paper (circulated at the Evans Reunion) says Mary's brother, WILLIAM VAUGHAN, JR., age 40-50, was on the 1830 Census of what is now Fentress County, Tennessee, but I haven't looked into this.
Attached to this piece of paper (at the Evans Reunion) was Lewis E.
Vaughan's history of WILLIAM AND FEREBY VAUGHAN.
Beverly Neises
Child of MARY VAUGHAN and JAMES EVANS is:
21. i. JESSE4 EVANS, b. Abt. 1803, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
5. DANIEL3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born 1787 in Virginia, and died 1864 in Madison County, Arkansas. He married MARGARET (PEGGY) HAMMONS Abt. 1810. She was born Abt. 1797 in Tennessee, and died Aft. 1868.
Notes for DANIEL VAUGHAN:
Representitive from Madison County, Arkansas from 1842-1844. In Paririe township, Madison County, Arkansas in 1850 at household #90
Murdered by Bushwackers. Madison Co., Arkansas.
Children of DANIEL VAUGHAN and MARGARET HAMMONS are:
i. RHODA4 VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1812, Tenessee; m. DANIEL HENSON, Abt. 1830.
ii. ALETHA VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1814, Tenessee; m. MILES BEACH, Abt. 1835.
22. iii. ISAAC VAUGHAN, b. 1818, Missouri; d. 1897.
iv. ZIMRI VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1821, Missouri; m. MARY EMILY ???; b. Abt. 1824, Tennessee.
Notes for ZIMRI VAUGHAN:
Shown living next to his father, Daniel, in Paririe township, MadisonCounty, Arkansas in 1850 .
Zimri was a minister
v. CATHARINE VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1823.
23. vi. NANCY VAUGHAN, b. August 07, 1826, Arkansas; d. Aft. 1900.
24. vii. ANNA C. VAUGHAN, b. October 11, 1829, Arkansas; d. Aft. 1870, Whitener, Arkansas.
viii. CATHERINE VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1832, Arkansas; d. Abt. 1871, Madison Co., Arkansas; m. BARNETT BEACH, Abt. 1840.
25. ix. SUSAN VAUGHAN, b. November 1832; d. Abt. 1923.
6. MARTHA "PATTY"3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born January 19, 1787 in North Carolina. She married JAMES L. VAUGHAN, son of JOHN VAUGHAN and NANCY CALLICOTT. He was born October 15, 1795 in Halifax County, Virginia.
Notes for MARTHA "PATTY" VAUGHAN:
Living at Household # 839 in Huntsville, Madison County, Arkansas in 1850, along with son Elij ah, age 18, however, her age is shown as "50"which was wrong, it should have been about 63.
Children of MARTHA VAUGHAN and JAMES VAUGHAN are:
i. DAVID4 VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1810.
26. ii. MALINDA VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1813, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1898, Arkansas.
27. iii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN VAUGHAN, b. March 03, 1815, Tennessee; d. April 07, 1903, Clifty, Madison County, Arkansas.
28. iv. WILLIAM VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1817, Tennessee; d. December 15, 1861, New Madrid, Missouri.
29. v. MABORNE E. VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1817, Tennessee; d. Aft. 1858, Tennessee.
vi. JOHN VAUGHAN, b. 1828, Tennessee; m. CAROLINE ??.
Notes for JOHN VAUGHAN:
Living in Huntsville, household #796 and working as a Clerk in 1850Madison County, Arkansas c ensus.
vii. ELIJAH C. VAUGHAN, b. January 1832, Tennessee; m. MARY F. ??.
7. WILLIAM3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1789 in Cherokee Indian Nation, North Carolina. He married SARAH ?.
Children of WILLIAM VAUGHAN and SARAH ? are:
30. i. PATRICK4 VAUGHAN.
31. ii. SALATHIEL VAUGHAN.
iii. JOSHUA VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1826, Rockingham Co., Virginia; d. 1911, Henry Co., Virginia; m. CAROLINE MATILDA HOLLANDSWORTH, 1848, Patrick Co., Virginia.
8. ELIZABETH3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1790 in Russell County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1855 in Wesley, Madison County, Arkansas. She married (1) GEORGE HOWERY. She married (2) JAMES Q. CALLICOTT Abt. 1803 in Hawkins County, Tennessee, son of BEVERLY CALLICOTT and PRISCILLA. He was born Abt. 1783 in Prince Edward County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1820 in Tennessee.
Notes for ELIZABETH VAUGHAN:
Lving at household #300, next to son John C. Calico in Richland Township,Madison County, Arka nsas in 1850 as a widow.
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Children of ELIZABETH VAUGHAN and JAMES CALLICOTT are:
i. PRISCILLA (PATRICIA?)4 CALICOTT, b. 1807, Tennessee; d. Aft. 1860.
ii. BEVERLY CALICOTT, b. Abt. 1809, Tennessee; d. Warren County, Tennessee.
32. iii. FERRIBY VIOLET LOUISA CALICOTT, b. Abt. 1811, Hawkins or Warren County, Tennessee; d. August 14, 1841, Madison County, Arkansas.
33. iv. JOHN C. CALICOTT, b. 1817, Tennessee.
9. LOUISE "LUCY"3 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM PATRICK2, PAT. UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1795, and died Abt. 1861. She married JOHN HARP.
Children of LOUISE VAUGHAN and JOHN HARP are:
34. i. HARDY4 HARP, b. Abt. 1821, Tennessee; d. Bet. 1854 - 1860.
ii. ABSOLOM HARP, b. Abt. 1822, Tennessee; d. July 03, 1896, Skiatook, Oklahoma; m. NANCY JANE CLEMENS, July 25, 1841, Washington County, Virginia; b. May 17, 1826, Tennessee.
iii. TOLBERT HARP, b. Abt. 1825; d. October 12, 1894, Keels Creek, Carroll County, Arkansas; m. (1) MARTHA CLARK, Abt. 1843; b. Abt. 1827, Tennessee; d. March 18, 1893; m. (2) MARY E. STINE, February 16, 1894.
iv. LEWIS "TOM" HARP, b. December 28, 1826, Warren County, Tennessee; d. June 24, 1887, Carroll County, Arkansas; m. NANCY M. VAUGHAN, March 02, 1845; b. April 13, 1828, Union County, Tennessee; d. September 30, 1908, Carroll County, Arkansas.
v. JAMES HARP, b. April 28, 1828, Warren County, Tennessee; d. November 21, 1881, Washington County, Idaho; m. SARAH ELIZABETH CLARK; b. April 08, 1832, Warren County, Tennessee; d. March 14, 1915, Freewater, Oregon.
35. vi. SERENA HARP, b. Abt. 1829, Arkansas.
vii. WILLIAM HARP, b. April 13, 1830, Arkansas; d. August 15, 1862, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri; m. ELLEN BRUMLEY, February 15, 1852, Carroll County, Arkansas; b. Abt. 1838, Mississippi; d. St. Louis, Missouri.
Notes for ELLEN BRUMLEY:
Had 7 children, but after her death they were all given up for adoption.
viii. LURINA A. HARP, b. February 13, 1836, Arkansas; d. March 10, 1914; m. THOMAS CLARK; b. Abt. 1830, Warren County, Tennessee.
ix. LUCY ARENA HARP, b. Abt. 1840, Arkansas; m. JAMES HENDERSON; b. April 30, 1850.
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