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John Vaughan^[1]
1798 - 1848

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• Birth	1798
  Gender	Male
  Died	1848	Russell county Ky
  Person ID	I0526	Curtis Family of Somerset Ky
  Last Modified	06 May 2012

  
  

  Father	Samuel Vaughan
  Mother	Mourning Hope
  Family ID	F671	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Elizabeth McFarland,   b. 4 Jun 1800, Greene County TN ,   d. 20 Mar 1891, Russell County KY
  Children	> 1. William Vaughan,   b. 16 Apr 1831,   d. 19 Jan 1921   2. Samuel G. Vaughan,   b. 1823 > 3. John S. Vaughan,   b. 1829,   d. 17 Aug 1908, Long Bottom Russell County KY > 4. Morning Vaughan,   b. 14 May 1834,   d. 6 Jul 1916, Waynesburg, Ky   5. Jane Vaughan,   b. 1836   6. Temperence Vaughan   7. Jane Vaughan   8. Ruth Vaughan   9. Benjamin Vaughan
  Last Modified	17 May 2022
  Family ID	F596	Group Sheet

  
  

• Documents		William Vaughan death certificate shows son, O.B. Vaughan as informant, and father John Vaughan
  		Long Bottom, KY map Farm of Samuel and John Vaughan, 250 acres, located at Long Bottom, likely today under water of Lake Cumberland at the Dam, at what was once the north side of Cumberland River.
  		Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file.
  		John Vaughan family tree Thanks to Martha Larson Wells for this drawing of a family tree descending from John Vaughan. It was prepared by Ada Vaughan Waite.

  
  

  Headstones

  John Vaughan grave Kendall Cemetery Russell County Ky

  
  

• Notes

  http://www.pettygenealogy.com/HMTL%20files/pafn769.htm John "Jack" Vaughan, James Warriner's father-in-law, inherited this land from his father Samuel Vaughan. Upon Jack's death his heirs sold the land by deed as follows: Russell County Deed Book F, 12 Dec 1854: "John S. Vaughan [son] and Rutha Ann [Beck] his wife, of Russell County, to James Warriner for $200 ... all our interest ... as one of the heirs of John Vaughan deceased, in a tract in Russell County, on north side of the river, the Long Bottom, at its lower end ... being our 1/8 part of said tract on which Samuel Vaughan deceased lived at his death." Russell County Deed Book G, 10 Mar 1857: "Elizabeth Vaughan, widow of John Vaughan deceased; Benjamin T. Vaughan [son] and Elizabeth [Helm] his wife; Aaron McClure and Ruth [daughter] his wife; Samuel Vaughan [son] and Elizabeth [Pierce] his wife; and William Vaughan [son], four of the heirs of said John Vaughan deceased to Andrew Paterson and James Warriner for $1111, their undivided interest in land on north side of Cumberland river at lower end of Long Bottom, whole being 250 acres, the same where said John Vaughan deceased did reside, and the said dower and 4/8 thereof, etc.... Recorded March 13, 1857."




• Sources

  [S17683] Kentucky census Russell County Ky 1840.