Individual Details
James Asye Vaughn
(28 Feb 1802 - 12 Nov 1880)
Children of JAMES VAUGHAN and SARAH PAIGE are:
i. JAMES MADISON VAUGHN, b. 1822, Clarksville VA; d. Apr 1862, Battle Of Shiloh,McNair Co., Tennessee.
ii. JULIA VAUGHAN, b. 12 Feb 1824, Virginia; d. 23 Oct 1906, Dadeville Alabama.
iii. EMILY C. VAUGHAN, b. Apr 1833, Virginia or Alabama; d. Aft. 1906.
iv. JOHN A. VAUGHAN, b. 07 Oct 1835, Mecklenburg Co. Virginia; d. 05 Dec 1870, Tallapoosa County AL.
v. SARAH PAIGE VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1838, Tallapoosa County Alabama; d. 20 Jul 1905, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
vi. AMANDA VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1840, Dadeville Alabama.
Notes for JAMES VAUGHAN: [WHTucker.ged]
Research notes on James Vaughan from Terry Gill < TOGill66@aol.com>:
CENSUS: 1840 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1850 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1855 State Census of Alabama
CENSUS: 1860 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1870 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1880 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
WILL: Book 2, page 151-153 Tallapoosa County, Alabama, Town of Dadeville, 12 Sept 1872; Probated 16 Dec 1880.
CEMETERY: Tap Roots--Epitaphs in East Central Alabama Cemeteries, Vol II, 1983.
NOTE: In 1840 had 53 slaves and value of estate $22,705.
NOTE: He was a Mason.
NOTE: In November 1837 the Vaughan's moved from Halifax, County, Virginia to Alabama. They traveled in covered wagons from Clarksville, Virginia to Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Brought slaves along. Bought a farm two miles from Dadeville, Alabama. Later built a colonial house in Dadesville, kept the slaves on the farm. House still standing in 1980's. January 31, 1848 James Vaughan made a Master Mason, Tobopeka Lodge #71, FAM. J. P. Oliver and J. M. Oliver were lodge brothers.
[World Family Tree Vol 2, File 884 CD#2]
NOTES: The Vaughan family in this part of the United States sprang from Samuel C., who emigrated from England to this country in colonial days, and was a lieutenant colonel in the Revolutionary War. His son was James Vaughan, born Feb. 28, 1802.
James and Sarah Vaughan: The former was born in Lunenburg County, Virginia. They were married in that state(Lunenburg Ct, Va) and lived there until the year 1837, when they came to Alabama and settled in Tallapoosa County on the Tallapoosa River. They lived there three years and owned a place one mile north of Dadeville, Alabama. Then they moved into town and lived there until James's death in 1880. By occupation he was a farmer and an energetic and thrifty man, accumulating a considerable property. He dealt in notes and securities and prospered in that line of business. He was a man of decided convictions and when he arrived at a conclusion on any subject was fearless in the expression of his opinions. He was opposed to secession but after the state had seceded he gave his assistance unstinted to the new government. He was by faith a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and a member of the Masonic fraternity. He reared a family of five sons and six daughters.
[Particularly history of Fred S. Vaughan, as recorded in "Who's Who of Alabama". Kate M. VAUGHAN genealogy]
NOTE: WFT Vol 2, #884
NOTE: History of Tallapoose County, Ala: In 1840 Tallapoosa County was only eight years old and still an unsettled county of less than 7,000 people. James Vaughn of Camp Hill was one of the three largest slave owners in the county at that time.
Note: Found on CD#310 Family Tree Maker-Colonial Am Census Index:
James Vaughan-Mecklenburg County, VA-1782- Pg 33 Census-Age ranges in HH 06-05, pg 34 HH 08-00
NOTES: Lineal chart ancestors of the Vaughan Children.
[Rudy CVETKOVIC genealogy]
NOTES: Lineal chart ancestors of the Vaughan Children.
[Anna MANNING genealogy]
i. JAMES MADISON VAUGHN, b. 1822, Clarksville VA; d. Apr 1862, Battle Of Shiloh,McNair Co., Tennessee.
ii. JULIA VAUGHAN, b. 12 Feb 1824, Virginia; d. 23 Oct 1906, Dadeville Alabama.
iii. EMILY C. VAUGHAN, b. Apr 1833, Virginia or Alabama; d. Aft. 1906.
iv. JOHN A. VAUGHAN, b. 07 Oct 1835, Mecklenburg Co. Virginia; d. 05 Dec 1870, Tallapoosa County AL.
v. SARAH PAIGE VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1838, Tallapoosa County Alabama; d. 20 Jul 1905, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
vi. AMANDA VAUGHAN, b. Abt. 1840, Dadeville Alabama.
Notes for JAMES VAUGHAN: [WHTucker.ged]
Research notes on James Vaughan from Terry Gill < TOGill66@aol.com>:
CENSUS: 1840 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1850 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1855 State Census of Alabama
CENSUS: 1860 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1870 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
CENSUS: 1880 Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
WILL: Book 2, page 151-153 Tallapoosa County, Alabama, Town of Dadeville, 12 Sept 1872; Probated 16 Dec 1880.
CEMETERY: Tap Roots--Epitaphs in East Central Alabama Cemeteries, Vol II, 1983.
NOTE: In 1840 had 53 slaves and value of estate $22,705.
NOTE: He was a Mason.
NOTE: In November 1837 the Vaughan's moved from Halifax, County, Virginia to Alabama. They traveled in covered wagons from Clarksville, Virginia to Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Brought slaves along. Bought a farm two miles from Dadeville, Alabama. Later built a colonial house in Dadesville, kept the slaves on the farm. House still standing in 1980's. January 31, 1848 James Vaughan made a Master Mason, Tobopeka Lodge #71, FAM. J. P. Oliver and J. M. Oliver were lodge brothers.
[World Family Tree Vol 2, File 884 CD#2]
NOTES: The Vaughan family in this part of the United States sprang from Samuel C., who emigrated from England to this country in colonial days, and was a lieutenant colonel in the Revolutionary War. His son was James Vaughan, born Feb. 28, 1802.
James and Sarah Vaughan: The former was born in Lunenburg County, Virginia. They were married in that state(Lunenburg Ct, Va) and lived there until the year 1837, when they came to Alabama and settled in Tallapoosa County on the Tallapoosa River. They lived there three years and owned a place one mile north of Dadeville, Alabama. Then they moved into town and lived there until James's death in 1880. By occupation he was a farmer and an energetic and thrifty man, accumulating a considerable property. He dealt in notes and securities and prospered in that line of business. He was a man of decided convictions and when he arrived at a conclusion on any subject was fearless in the expression of his opinions. He was opposed to secession but after the state had seceded he gave his assistance unstinted to the new government. He was by faith a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and a member of the Masonic fraternity. He reared a family of five sons and six daughters.
[Particularly history of Fred S. Vaughan, as recorded in "Who's Who of Alabama". Kate M. VAUGHAN genealogy]
NOTE: WFT Vol 2, #884
NOTE: History of Tallapoose County, Ala: In 1840 Tallapoosa County was only eight years old and still an unsettled county of less than 7,000 people. James Vaughn of Camp Hill was one of the three largest slave owners in the county at that time.
Note: Found on CD#310 Family Tree Maker-Colonial Am Census Index:
James Vaughan-Mecklenburg County, VA-1782- Pg 33 Census-Age ranges in HH 06-05, pg 34 HH 08-00
NOTES: Lineal chart ancestors of the Vaughan Children.
[Rudy CVETKOVIC genealogy]
NOTES: Lineal chart ancestors of the Vaughan Children.
[Anna MANNING genealogy]
Events
| Birth | 28 Feb 1802 | Lunenburg County, Virginia | |||
| Marriage | 5 Apr 1821 | Mecklenburg County, Virginia - Sarah Paige |  | ||
| Census (family) | 1840 | Tallapoosa County, Alabama - Sarah Paige | |  | |
| Census (family) | 25 Sep 1850 | Tallapoosa County, Alabama - Sarah Paige | | | |
| Census (family) | 17 Aug 1860 | Dadeville, Tallapoosa County, Alabama - Sarah Paige | | | |
| Census (family) | 12 Jul 1870 | Dadeville, Tallapoosa County, Alabama - Sarah Paige | | | |
| Death | 12 Nov 1880 | Dadeville, Tallapoosa County, Alabama | |||
| Burial | Dadeville City Cemetery, Tallapoosa County, Alabama | | |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Paige (1804 - 1875) |
| Child | James Madison Vaughan (1822 - 1862) |
| Child | Julian Vaughan (1824 - 1906) |
| Child | Capt. Samuel Coleman Vaughan (1826 - 1890) |
| Child | Emily C. Vaughan (1833 - 1906) |
| Child | Col. John A. Vaughan (1835 - 1870) |
| Child | Sarah Paige Vaughan (1838 - 1905) |
| Child | Amanda Vaughan (1840 - ) |
| Child | Lavena Vaughan (1842 - ) |
| Child | Frederick A. Vaughan (1845 - 1902) |
| Child | George Vaughan (1848 - ) |
| Father | Samuel Coleman Vaughan (1769 - 1804) |
Notes
Marriage
Some claim that the marriage was in Lunenburg County, Virginia.Census (family)
In 1840 Tallapoosa County was only eight years old and still an unsettled county of less than 7,000 people. James Vaughn of Camp Hill was one of the three largest slave owners in the county at that time.111001/21111 [This does not fit the family as we know it.]
Males
0-5 1
5-10 1
10-15 1
30-40 1
Females
0-5 2
5-10 1
10-15 1
15-20 1
20-30 1
Census (family)
James Vaughn M 47 Virginia - FarmerSarah Vaughn F 45 South Carolina
John Vaughn M 13 South Carolina
Sarah Vaughn F 12 Alabama
Amanda Vaughn F 10 Alabama
Lavena Vaughn F 8 Alabama
Frederick Vaughn M 6 Alabama
George Vaughn M 2 Alabama
Julia Salmon F 26 Virginia
Henry Salmon M 10 Alabama
Robertson Salmon M 8 Alabama
E Maley Salmon F 4 Alabama
Census (family)
James Vaughan M 58 Virginia - FarmerSarah Vaughan F 56 Virginia
Julian Salmon F 36 Virginia
John A Vaughan M 25 Virginia - Attorney
Fedrick A Vaughan M 15 Alabama
Henry Salmon M 19 Alabama
Robinson Salmon M 17 Alabama
Census (family)
James VaughanM67Virginia - FarmerSally VaughanF66Virginia - Keeping house
Burial
Inscription: Born in Lunenburg Co, VAEndnotes
1. "United States Census, 1840," database with images, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHBH-M7Q : 24 August 2015), James Vaughan, Tallapoosa, Alabama, United States; citing p. 172, NARA microfilm publication M704, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 15; FHL microfilm 2,335..
2. "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MH5H-CZJ : 9 November 2014), James Vaughn, Tallapoosa county, Tallapoosa, Alabama, United States; citing family 108, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.)..
3. "United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MHDN-JWC : 30 December 2015), James Vaughan, 1860..
4. "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MH2S-ZL8 : 17 October 2014), James Vaughan, Alabama, United States; citing p. 10, family 80, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 545,541..
5. Find A Grave Memorial# 90186378.
6. Find A Grave Memorial# 54802653.