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Sir Roger "of Tretower" Vaughan

(1410 - 1471)

[[Category:Llanfihangel Cwm Du, Brecknockshire]]

'''Note''': [[Noland-165|I]] suggest that this "3rd son" of [[Vaughan-184|Roger]] and [[Dafydd-7|Gwladus]] was not a child or grandchild of [[Dafydd-7|Gwladus]], but was raised by her with his uncles after [[Vaughan-1946|his father]] and [[Vaughan-184|her husband]] died in 1415 at the Battle of Agincourt. A son born to Gwladus in 1410 could not have been the "recently married son, Roger" mentioned in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Vaughan_of_Bredwardine Roger of Bredwardine]'s Wikipedia biography. But a son born of a previous marriage could have been: see [[Vaughan-1946|this profile]] of Roger Ieuange, suggested son of [[Vaughan-184|Roger of Bredwardine]] and an unknown mother, who died in 1415 and left a son, [[Vaughan-189|Roger of Tretower]], who was raised by Gwladus.

== Biography ==
}[[Vaughan-189|Sir Roger Vaughan of Tretower]], married [[Thomas-1721|Denys]], daughter of [[Vaughn-290|Thomas]] ap [[Philip-202|Philip ''Vychan'' Vaughan]], 2ndly [[Tuchet-40|Margaret]] daughter of [[Tuchet-2|lord Audley]] and widow to [[Grey-293|lord Powys]].[http://books.google.com/books?id=9JDnAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA503#v=onepage&q=vaughan&f=true History of Brecknockshire] p.507
[[Vaughan-189|Sir Roger Vaughan of Tretower]], mentioned in page 3 of this pedigree, besides the children there named had several illegitimate sons and daughters; some of them are noticed as ancestors of several branches of this family; # his youngest illegitimate son by an [[UNKNOWN-111918|illegitimate daughter of a prior of the monastery of Abergavenny, called Prior coch or, the red haired prior]], was named [[Vaughan-320|Thomas Vaughan]], he was knighted and a great favourite of Richard the third by whose command however he was afterwards beheaded at Pomfret; he married and had issue ## a [[Angharad_Verch_Thomas_Vaughn-1|daughter]], married to [[Wogan-44|Sir John Wogan of Wiston]],
## and a son, Harry Vaughan, ### whose son Sir Tho Parry, was comptroller of the household and master of the wards to queen Elizabeth, he married Anne, daughter of Sir William Reed of Borestall in Bucks, by whom he had issue#### Sir Thomas Parry, chancellor of the exchequer and privy counsellor in 1607; whose wife was Dorothy Brooks one the maids of honour to queen Elizabeth.[http://books.google.com/books?id=9JDnAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA503#v=onepage&q=vaughan&f=false History of Brecknockshire] p.506

=== Research Notes ===
: Sir Roger and Eva Coch never married.

== Sources ==
* [http://archive.org/stream/VaughanFamilyOfWales/VaughanFamily_djvu.txt Vaughan Family of Wales]
* A History of the County of Brecknockshire; By Theophilus Jones

Created by [[Newman-267|Dave Newman]] March 2011.

    Events

    Birth1410Tretwr, Llnfhngl Cwm Du, Breconshire, Wales
    Marriage1431Llnfhngl Cwm Du, Breconshire, Wales - Denys Thomas
    Marriage17 Dec 1466Margaret Tuchet
    Death1471Monmouthshire, Wales
    MarriageEva Coch
    Alt nameVychan
    Reference No1128985
    Reference No1151396
    Reference No60

    Families

    SpouseDenys Thomas (1414 - 1457)
    ChildSir Roger "of Porthaml" Vaughan (1436 - 1514)
    ChildThomas "of Breconshire" Vaughan (1432 - 1494)
    ChildElizabeth Vaughan (1438 - 1462)
    ChildMaud Vaughan (1449 - 1500)
    ChildElinor Vaughan (1457 - )
    SpouseEva Coch (1415 - )
    ChildSir Thomas of Tretower Vaughan (1420 - 1483)
    SpouseMargaret Tuchet (1431 - 1481)
    FatherSir Roger "of Bredwardine" Vaughan (1377 - 1415)
    MotherGwladus "Gwladis ddu, the star of Abergavenny" ferch Dafydd (1380 - 1454)
    SiblingElizabeth Vaughan (1413 - 1462)
    SiblingWatkin Vaughn (1395 - 1469)
    SiblingThomas of Hergest ap Roger (1396 - 1469)