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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: Joel Leroy Vaughan Note
Born: 1811 at Nash Co., , , NC
Married:
Died:
Other Spouses: Rita Morton
Father: John I Vaughan
Mother: Unknown
WIFE
Name: Sallie Moore
Born: 1818
Died:
Father: Aaron Moore
Mother: Unknown
CHILDREN
Name: Sanford Vandiver Vaughn
Born: 1837
Died: at Killed In War Between The States, , ,
Name: Avery Vaughn
Born: 1838
Died:
Name: Caldwell Vaughn
Born: 1840
Died:
Wife: Nettie Pierce
Name: Leroy Vaughn
Born: 1841
Died:
Name: Levicey Vaughn
Born: 1843
Died:
Name: Walter Butler Vaughn
Born: 11 Jun 1844
Died: 26 Aug 1905
Wife: Lucinda "lettie" Littleton
Name: Marietta Vaughn
Born: 1845
Died:
Name: Nash Vaughn
Born: 1847
Died:
Name: Nancy Vaughn
Born: 1850
Died:
Name: Joel Anderson Vaughn
Born: 1851
Died:
Wife: Ida Dawson
Name: Clinton Vaughn
Born: 1853
Died:
Name: Evaline Vaughn
Born: 1856
Died:
Name: Andrew L. Vaughn
Born: 1858
Died:
NOTES
1). Vaughan was born and raised in Laurance County grewupand married his wife being Miss Moore he bought agreatboundary of land upper part of Oconee him and his wife twentyslaves took possession of their homes. To this unioneightchildren were born Avery, Van and Butler, Joe Vica and Nancy andNash,Cullwell, three of the boys saw service in Confederate war,Avery,Van and Butler. Avery and Van were killed and buried on battlefield.Butler said the most painful of all the scenes was when hisfirstcousin Bill Moore was shot down. The two fought side by side. One time Butler had the typhoid fever and getting along nicely, hesaidhe was so hungry he could ate up the kitchen one day as old blackmammywas going to the dining room with aplate of biscuits he calledher tohim and raked three or four biscuits from the plate under thecover andate all of them. copied from handwritten sheet found withTheAlbertson Clan book. Writing may be Sarah Esther AlbertsonLanford s
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