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Posted: 8 Jun 2002 11:24PM GMT
My husbands ggrandfather Madison Scott Vaught moved out to Idaho from KY after a marriage to a Carrie Rawls.
He was remarried in Idaho to a Matilda Rose Gill. Does anyone have any info on the family from here back?
You can email me at
Dena Carol Bozeman Vaught
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Harold Haga
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Posted: 26 Sep 2002 11:10PM GMT
Just saw your request on the internet for information about Madison Scott Vaught.
Following is some of his ancestors.
Would appreciate any info you might have on his descendants. My mother was a Vaught.
Descendants of John Vaught
1 John Vaught b: Abt. 1784 in Montgomery Co, Va. d: 30 June 1861 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Elizabeth "Betsy" Slemp b: Abt. 1789 in Washington Co, Va. m: 11 July 1809 in Wythe Co, Va. d: February 1861 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky. Fact 1: Listed age as 49 on 1850 census
2 Sarah Vaught b: 17 April 1810 in Wythe Co, Va. d: 1861 in Pulaski Co, Ky
2 Mary Vaught b: 15 January 1812 in Wythe Co, Va. d: 27 April 1862 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Christopher Phillippi b: 05 April 1810 in Va. m: 07 January 1833 d: 21 February 1885 in Ky. Burial: Phillippi Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Fountain F. Phillippi b: Abt. 1834 in Va.
+Martha E. Hubble b: in Ky.
2 Andrew "Andy" Vaught b: 28 August 1814 in Wythe Co, Va. d: 24 April 1889 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Somerset Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Fannie E. Yates b: 17 April 1820 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 11 October 1843 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 11 April 1883 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Horace W. Vaught b: 17 July 1846 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 February 1864 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught - Gilmore Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Rebecca Annie Vaught b: Abt. 1848 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: July 1908
+Jasper Baxter b: Abt. 1844 in Ky.
3 Nathan Vaught b: Abt. 1850 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 John Brent Vaught b: 22 April 1853 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 04 October 1922 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky. Fact 1: Birth date also listed as 4 May 1853.
+Harriet Newby b: Abt. 1857 in Ky. m: 15 December 1879 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Abt. 1896 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 William A. Vaught b: Abt. 1855 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Elizabeth Ellen "Betsy" Vaught b: 15 January 1859 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 November 1877 Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 James C. H. Vaught b: Abt. 1863 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 1918
3 Madison Scott Vaught b: 17 September 1865 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 20 November 1955 in Mackay, Custer Co, Idaho
+Carrie Rawls b: Abt. 1869 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. m: in Kentucky
*2nd Wife of Madison Scott Vaught:
+Dorothy Casada
*3rd Wife of Madison Scott Vaught:
+Matilda Rose Gill b: 03 October 1871 in Ogden, Weber, Utah m: 23 May 1889 in Lost River, Butte Co, Idaho d: 09 July 1913 in Mackay, Custer Co, Idaho
2 Joseph (A.) Vaught b: 01 February 1817 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Abt. November 1893 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Fact 1: Farmer in Pulaski Co, Ky. on 1850 census.
+Catherine "Katie" Yates b: Abt. 1820 in Ky. m: 09 December 1840 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Abt. 1849 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Greenup C. Vaught b: Abt. 1841 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: in Mississippi
+Mary Piernot b: Abt. 1854 in Mississippi
3 James S. Vaught b: Abt. 1843 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 30 November 1864 in Battle of Franklin, Tennessee
3 Milford M. Vaught b: 15 August 1846 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Abt. 1926 in Coats, Pratt Co, Kansas
+Agnes Duncan b: 24 June 1849 in Woodford Co, Ky. m: 31 October 1872 in Casey Co, Ky. d: 08 January 1937 in Coats, Pratt Co, Kansas
*2nd Wife of Joseph (A.) Vaught:
+Mahala Phelps b: 18 May 1827 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 02 March 1853 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 08 November 1897 Burial: John Vaught - Gilmore Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Mary Ann Vaught b: 09 December 1853 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 19 June 1875 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught - Gilmore Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 John Toliver Vaught b: 24 September 1855 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 18 February 1915 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Eliza E. Canter b: 06 April 1859 in Lee Co, Va. m: 30 July 1884 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 09 March 1936 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Fountain Curry Vaught b: 25 January 1857 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 20 February 1883 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Minerva A. Canter b: Abt. 1854 in Lee Co, Va. m: 09 January 1881 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 William Harvey Vaught b: 11 September 1858 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 February 1935 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Sarah E. Vaught b: 19 September 1870 d: in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Marion Perkins Vaught b: 20 January 1861 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 March 1914 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Dora Fugate
3 Zerilda J. Vaught b: Abt. 1862 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Fact 1: Was a Nurse.
3 Elmanda H. Vaught b: 09 October 1863 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 29 January 1890 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Oliver Sherman Vaught b: 15 May 1865 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 20 July 1905 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught - Gilmore Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Lorenzo K. Vaught b: Abt. 1866 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Stephen Vaught b: 15 June 1819 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 15 February 1909 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Elizabeth Gibson b: Abt. 1829 m: 10 August 1850 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Mary Catherine "Nancy" Vaught b: 17 October 1851 d: 02 March 1914
+James Beattie Gilmore b: 31 May 1842 m: 02 March 1892 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Franklin Pierce Vaught b: 17 October 1853 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 02 May 1914 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Somerset City Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Aminda M. Massey m: 26 December 1876 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 John Kendrick Vaught b: 09 May 1856 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 19 February 1880 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Sarah Reynolds m: 10 January 1878 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Elizabeth Perkins Vaught b: 08 June 1858 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 09 November 1924 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Anderson Meece
3 Alfred Allcorn Vaught b: 17 July 1861 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 25 December 1897 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Eden Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Turley Yadon b: 27 March 1860 in Claiborne Co, Tennessee d: 24 December 1919 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Eden Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 William Preston Vaught b: 23 March 1864 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 31 May 1949 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Margaret Elizabeth Aker b: 02 September 1872 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. m: Abt. 1889 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Louise Frances Vaught b: 10 April 1866 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 26 May 1950 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Robert E. Lee Vaught b: 18 October 1868 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 18 January 1946 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 James Madison Adams Vaught b: 16 August 1871 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 07 April 1939 Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Sarah "Sallie" Gastineau b: 04 April 1877 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 14 February 1893 d: 06 June 1911 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Jane Vaught b: 09 November 1822 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 02 November 1895 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Richard Meece b: 22 February 1819 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 04 March 1845 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 22 June 1891 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 John C. Meece b: 01 December 1852 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Paulina Meece b: 01 March 1854 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Mariah Bell Meece b: 01 August 1856 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Lucy Meece b: 21 February 1858 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Wesley Silvester Vaught b: 05 June 1853 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 18 November 1875 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 William Ellice Meece b: 22 December 1859 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Elizabeth Vaught b: 26 January 1825 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 26 January 1825 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Margaret Ann Vaught b: 18 February 1827 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Henry G. Vaught b: 14 April 1822 in Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 08 August 1852 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 05 June 1904 in Casey Co, Ky.
3 Milford J. Vaught b: 07 May 1853 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Melissa Ellen Young b: 15 February 1855 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. m: 11 February 1877 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
*2nd Wife of Milford J. Vaught:
+Nira Young m: 01 January 1884 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Mary Jane "Nancy" Vaught b: 24 October 1854 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
+George A. Hines b: 13 October 1854 m: 23 September 1880 d: 01 November 1887 in Pulaski Co, Ky Burial: Mt. Zion Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
*2nd Husband of Mary Jane "Nancy" Vaught:
+Jim Higgins b: 1851 m: 21 July 1891 d: 1941 Burial: Freedom Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Martha A. Vaught b: 19 September 1858 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: in Casey Co, Ky. Burial: Poplar Grove Cemetery, Casey Co, Ky.
+George Garner, Jr b: Abt. 1854
3 Samuel Kelly Vaught b: 07 March 1863 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 08 July 1931 in Casey Co, Ky. Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery, Casey Co, Ky.
+Mary Irene "Mollie" McQueary b: 26 March 1864 in Ky. m: 12 October 1889 in Casey Co, Ky. d: December 1923 in Casey Co, Ky. Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery, Casey Co, Ky.
3 McKinder N. Vaught b: Abt. 1867 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Bef. 1880
3 Virgil P. "Perk" Vaught b: 17 August 1870 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 11 May 1893 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Freedom Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Fountain Fox Vaught b: 22 July 1829 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 16 January 1895 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Margaret A. Dungan b: 20 October 1837 m: 31 August 1855 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 29 January 1897 Burial: Union Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Emily J. Vaught b: 18 June 1856 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 10 February 1902 Burial: Dungan Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Bowen Goggin "Bennie" Vaught b: 16 November 1857 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 30 December 1940 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Fact 1: First name possibly Bowen Fact 2: Buried at Somerset Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
+Sarah Louise McKinney b: 18 January 1860 m: 1879 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 15 December 1942
3 Joseph Elisha Vaught b: 21 May 1859 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 December 1937
+Ella Smith b: Abt. 1867 m: 22 September 1888 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Sophronia B. Vaught b: 28 October 1860 d: 31 December 1893
+James McKinney b: Abt. 1850 m: 04 September 1878 in Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 James C. Vaught b: 24 July 1862 d: 29 December 1879 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 "Male" Vaught b: 16 November 1864 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 27 November 1864 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Godby Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 John F. Vaught b: 28 February 1866 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 24 February 1897 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Nancy Alice Vaught b: 17 April 1868 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 29 December 1879 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Ansel K. Vaught b: 23 January 1872 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Greenup Estil Vaught b: 19 June 1874 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 30 January 1950 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Martin Batie "Danny" Vaught b: 02 August 1876 in Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 06 February 1890 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
3 Lillie Lou Vaught b: 03 August 1878 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Martha A. Vaught b: 20 December 1837 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: 28 May 1932 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Somerset City Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
2 Rhoda Vaught b: Abt. 1838 in Somerset, Pulaski Co, Ky. d: Bef. 1860 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: John Vaught - Gilmore Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
Hope you can make it out.
Re: Idaho Vaughts out of Somerset KY
Sarah E Vaught
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Posted: 28 Jan 2003 5:59AM GMT
+Sarah E. Vaught b: 19 September 1870 d: in Pulaski Co, Ky. Burial: Union Cemetery, Pulaski Co, Ky.
Sarah Ellen was my Great GMother..I am named after her..
Sarah Ellen Vaught
Re: Idaho Vaughts out of Somerset KY
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Posted: 28 Jan 2003 10:07AM GMT
Edited: 7 Aug 2003 5:31AM GMT
Ive tried this once and lost everything so now here we go.
All I have is from Madison down from what you gave me.
Madison Scott Vaught m. Matilda Rose Gill
1. Charles Nathan
2. Walter Scott
3. Clarence William
4. Alta Belle
5. Louis Alton
6. Milford Jasper
7. Mance Hyrum
6. Milford Jasper m. Agnes Branstetter
1. Scott Vaught
2. Milford Daniel
2. Milford Daniel Vaught m. Alice Jenee' Faircloth
1. Victoria
2. Scott Daniel
2. Scott Daniel Vaught m. Dena Carol Vaught 2/7/1985
1. Jessica
2. Jenee'
Alice Jenee' went on to marry John Edward Maguire after the death of Milford and they had 4 more children.
I hope this helps. I don't have alot on any of the others.
From Madison down I got from my husbands family. The rest of my info is from familysearch.com, ancestry.com, and rootsweb.com.
talk to you later,
Dena Carol Bozeman Vaught
Re: Idaho Vaughts out of Somerset KY
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Posted: 1 Feb 2003 4:17PM GMT
My email address is
Maureen Sharib
John Paul (Johan Paulus Vogt) VAUGHT
Maria Catherina
John Paul (Johan Paulus) VAUGHT (VOGT) was born about 1680 in Frankfurt, Germany. He immigrated to VA about Oct. 1733. He was naturalized in 1744 in General Court, VA.
From "The Virginia Germans", Klaus Wust, The University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville (no date), p. 50: Some Germans went to the colonial capital for the ceremony. The clerk of the General Court recorded detailed information on each case and by doing so gave some indication of the places in German-speaking lands where the immigrants came from. Not all of the place names can be identified although the clerks of the court in Williamsburg struggled valiantly with the phonetic reproductions of German geographic names. Opequon settler Peter Stephan "of Hildelburgh" (Heidelberg) "on the River Mayne, in the Empire of Germany, who has resided for the space of seven years or more in that part of Orange County designed to be called Frederick," in October 1743 became a royal subject. A year later, "John Bum Gardner" (no doubt Hans Baumgartner), "native of Risenhach," took his oath. With him John Paul Vogt of Frankfurt and Andrew Vogt of "Carlsbad In Germany" became subjects.
John Paul Vaught died in 1761 in Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., VA (Augusta Co?)
John Paul married Mary Catherine between 1704-1714. She was born in Germany in 1685. She was also known as Catherina Margret. Catherina, Catharina, or Katrina are German spellings of Catherine as Maria is the German spelling of Mary. Margret is the German spelling of Margaret, and Andreas is the German spelling of Andrew.
Son John Casper
Daughter Catherine
Son John Andrew
Daughter Margaret
Daughter Mary Catherine
A descendant, Chester Vaught, reported that it was a family tradition that John Paul came from Luckenberg, Germany. This small village is near Thalfang which is between Trier and Cochem and near the Mosel River. Luckenberg is too small to have a church or to appear on most maps. Any church records would be with those of Thalfang. Dr. Helmut Hilgenfeld, a priest and a local historian in Thalfang, Germany, did not find any Vogts in the records there. Dr. Hilgenfeld stated that, in his opinion, John Paul Vogt could have been a stranger to the district. Strangers were not allowed into the district by the Bishop of Trier who was the small Lord in charge. However, a few millers were allowed in. As strangers the millers had no rights. For example, they could not hold land. This could be one reason that John Paul Vogt emigrated. The fact that John Paul was from Frankfort and later from Carlsbad, supports the opinion of Dr. Hilgenfeld that John Paul was a stranger to Luckenberg.
The "Charming Betty" out of London, John Ball Master, arrived in Philadelphia, PA on 11 October 1733 and had Johan Vogt 53, Andreas Vogt 12, Casper Vogt 8, Maria Vogt 46, Catherina Vogt 18, and Maria Vogt 16. (Source----"Pensylvania German Pioneers" Vol 42, pp 134-136) listed as passengers.
Other German names on the roster were Katner, Meakle, Gruber, Vogt, Leebegoot, Spag, Burger, Imler, Stoker, and Heltsell. The only German name on the ship roster that was later associated with John Paul Vogt was "Burger".
Spellings for the Vogt name in the old records include Vaught, Vought, Vault, Vaut, Vot, Faut, Faught, Fought, Fog't, Full, Wacht, Waught, Waugh, Wocht, Nacht, Bellfaught, etc.
After their arrival in Philadelphia in 1733, John Paul had his first land patent by January, 1735. From his arrival in Oct.1733 to Jan 1735 the family settled on, and probably built a home on, his land in an area of a German settlement in the Northern Neck of Orange County, VA. Much of the land in the Great Fork between the Rappahannock and Rapidan Rivers in what is today Madison and Culpepper Counties, VA was settled by Germans.
John Paul's patent for 640 acres of land in Orange County, VA was recorded in January, 1735. John Paul's land adjoined that of Christian Clements. Christian's land was on Deep Run and was patented November 21, 1734, just a few months before John Paul received his patent. Both John's and Christian's land would today be in Madison County, VA near the Culpepper County line and on State Route 609. The road was originally Bloodworth's Trail, then Bloodworth's Road, and then State Route 609. Neighboring land owners were John Hufman, Capt. Robert Green, Capt. Henry Fields, Jr., Mr. Thornton, Capt. Benjamin Roberts, Thomas Kenerly, Joseph Bloodworth (Bloodworth's land was later Capt. Roan's), Samuel Coleman, Conrade Amberger, and Doct Tennant.
Christian Clements married one of John Paul's daughters, probably Catherine Margret, Christian's wife was often referred to as Catherine. The marriage probably took place before the move to the Great Valley, perhaps as early as 1735. John Paul may have attended the Hebron Lutheran Church which is still in use in Madison County, VA.
John Paul Vaught and his wife Mary Catherine sold 170 acres, part of his original patent, to William Caul on July 7, 1744. John Paul also sold 470 acres, the rest of the patent, in 1744 to John Thomas for 5 schillings. John Paul may have moved to the area of the Masanutten Mountain between July, 1744 and October 1744. John patented 400 acres of land on a north draft of the North River of the Shenandoah September 20, 1745. This was the 400 acres that he "purchased" from David Logan in 1744. John Paul lived near John Baumgartner on the North River. Christian Clements patented land on the SE side of the South River of the Shenandoah September 25, 1746. In 1749 John Paul Vaught and Christian Clements had a survey run on land on South River.
The year that John Paul Vaught moved to the Great Valley of VA, 1744, a peace treaty between the Germans and the Indians took place at a spring that is now in the courtyard of Friedens Church. A log cabin was built on the edge of John Paul's land and next to the spring in 1744. It was used as a church by two denominations, the Lutherans and the Congregationalists. The church was named for the peace treaty, "Friedens Kirke" or "Church of Peace". In 1749 this church and its records burned. Another church was built in 1750. This one was rebuilt in 1762 and is still in use today. The church records from 1750 to 1785 are missing but it is believed that they still exist. Some day they may be released to the local Historical Society. Many birth dates for the grandchildren of John Paul will be in these baptismal records. All of John Paul's grandchildren by his two sons were born in the Friedens Church valley.
John Paul died in 1761 at his hometown miles from Harrisonburg in the Shenandoah Valley. When he moved there, the county was Orange. When he died, the county name was Augusta. Today the county name is Rockingham. John Paul's will was dated October 9, 1759 and was proved August 18, 1761. His estate sale and appraisal was dated September 10, 1761. Besides his sons Andrew and Gaspar, only one daughter, the one who married Christian Clements, is mentioned in John's will. It is therefore assumed that the other daughter died without issue prior to October, 1759, the date of John's will.
From "The Virginia Germans" book (paraphrasing):
"The naturalization process had a requirement of residency for seven years prior to application. Upon taking a prescribed oath before a judge, a foreign-born Protestant (German Catholics were excluded from coming to the English Colonies) was granted the same rights any other natural-born subject of Great Britain enjoyed ... In 1744 'John Bum Gardner' (Hans Baumgartner), 'native of Risenbach' took his oath. With him John Paul VOGT of Frankfurt and Andrew VOGT of 'Carlsbad in Germany' became subjects... In October 1745, Tobias and John WILHOID from the Electorate of Mainz were naturalized."
VAUGHT is not specifically listed in the book ...VOGT is the only variation shown.
"VOGT is also common as a Swiss name. Actually it's quite prevalent throughout southern Germany and northern Austria, as well as Switzerland. There is a German town called VOGT just east of Ravensburg near the Lake of Konstance on the Swiss/German border, and the Heimatmuseum (Folk Heritabe Museum) for the Black Forest is call the Vogtsbauernhof (the judge's farmhouse). In the 10th century, the VOGT was the proctor of the church in civil affairs and he presided over the chief court - usually a local nobleman. The name is therefore one of the trade-based names common throughout Europe: a VOGT was a local civil judge".
John Andrew (Andreas) VAUGHT, SR
John Andrew (Andreas) VAUGHT (VOGT), Sr. was born about 1721 in Carlsbad, Germany. He died about 1787 in Montgomery County, VA. He was naturalized in 1744 in General Court, VA.
Andrew Vaught, son of John Paul Vaught and his wife Maria Catharina, arrived as a twelve year old with his parents aboard the "Charming Betty†out of London in Philadelphia, PA on October 11, 1733.
His name has appeared as John Andrew (Johan Andreas Paulus Vogt?). Andrew married Elizabeth ca 1741-1744, when he was about 20-23. They were most likely married in the Piedmont of VA but may have been married in the Shenandoah Valley. Both locations were in Orange Co., VA in 1741-1744. (see E. Kay Kirkham's "The Counties of the United States and Their Genealogical Value" 3rd edition-1965)
In the 1750's Germans began to survey land in southwest VA. The Indian wars with both the Cherokees and the Shawnees stopped the move to Southern VA until after 1770. Treaties were signed 1770-1773 and the surveying resumed about 1773. The settlers moved south from the Shenandoah Valley following the Indian path between the Blue Ridge and the Appalachians. These immigrants passed the German settlements on the headwaters of the James River and settled on Reed Creek and Cripple Creed, which were tributaries to the New River. Seventy five German families were there before the Revolution, Vaught among them.
John Andrew Vaught was assignee of John Parkes for 600 acres on the head of Reed Creek, surveyed in 1753-54 and Andrew was to pay the interest on the land starting in 1762. Andrew sold land in the Peaked Mountain area to his brother, Gaspar, in May 1762, and again in Feb. 1763. Andrew is mentioned on a road crew in the Shenandoah Valley in 1768. In 1774 Andrew again sold land in the Shenandoah Valley.
In 1772, the name John Vaught appears on the militia lists from southwest VA. More of Andrew's family does not appear there until 1774. Most records for Andrew Vaught and his sons are from what is today the Wythe Co., VA area. In 1770 Reed Creek and Cripple Creek were in Botetourt Co., VA. From 1772-1777 the area was Fincastle Co., VA. In 1777 the area became Montgomery Co., VA. Wythe Co., VA was formed in 1790.
During the mid 1770's in southwest VA, Vaughts other than Andrew and his son John began to appear in the records. These are probably sons of Andrew Vaught, Sr., who were reaching adulthood. The records from 1774 to 1787 yield the names Andrew Vaught, Sr., George Vaught, John Vaught, Gaspar Vaught, Andrew Vaught, Jr., Christian Vaught, David Vaught, and Henry Vaught. No land settlements or probate have been found for Andrew Vaught or his brother Gaspar Faught, sons of John Paul Vogt. Therefore, to list the children of both takes some guesswork. There is no evidence that Andrew's brother Gaspar or any of Gaspar's children ever moved to this southwestern part of VA. A German birth Fraktur exists that states the parents of the babe, Andrew, were George and Christiana (Phillippi) Vaught and the grandparents were Andrew and Elizabeth Vaught. John Paul's son Andrew is known to have a wife Elizabeth. The date on the fraktur, Feb. 1787, is the right time period to provide proof that Andrew had a son George. The other six men above are assumed to be more sons of Andrew. There is, so far, no proof of this assumption other than land association and the lack of any other known Vaught in the area at that time in whom the other six Vaught men could have belonged.
A tax list of 1787 in Montgomery Co., VA lists both Andrew Vaught, Sr., and Andrew Vaught, Jr. So Andrew, son of John Paul Vaught, was still alive in 1787. In 1786, George Vaught granted 572 acres on the headwaters of Cripple Creek, to Henry Vaught and to Christley Vaught for 20 pounds. On the same day, Henry granted 130 acres of his share to Christley Vaught for 10 pounds. In 1788, the old survey (1753-1754), was assigned to Gaspar Vaught, viz., 200 acres to Adam Dutton and 200 acres to Philip Dutton. In 1790 (Survey Book D, p 61, item 463) Gaspar Vaught re-surveyed the 600 acres on Reed Creed that were in the name of Andrew Vaught. The old survey was apparently being settled.
The above land maneuvers tend to paint a picture of estate settlement, and it is possible that Andrew Vaught, Sr., died ca 1787 in Montgomery Co., VA.
No evidence of any possible daughters of Andrew has been found.
It appears that at least five of Andrew and Elizabeth's sons may have married after the move to Southwest VA in 1774. Gaspar was married circa 1769-73 in Augusta Co., VA. No record for John's marriage has been found. He may have been married in Augusta Co., VA circa 1769. These dates result from current knowledge and update the information in Vaught Vol. 1, 1st edition, Vaught Vol. 2 and Vaught Vol. 4. There were seven sons of Andrew and Elizabeth.
The Vaughts in SW VA were sympathetic to the Loyalists, and not to the Revolution. On April 18, 1779, in Montgomery County, VA, Michael Henninger claimed in court that a group of 4,000 men under John Griffith had shown Loyalist sympathies. This group included John and David Vaught and "the old Vaught who owned the mill". At the trial of these men, John and David were released on their good behavior. Andrew Vaught of Cripple Creed was included in the group with Loyalist sympathies by the testimony of Peter Kinder on August 17, 1780. (This would have been Andrew Vaught, Jr.) These Germans took their Oath to King George* seriously. They nearly all named a son "George". John and David Vaught were later fined 1000 pounds each. John, David and Andrew Vaught went to TN circa 1787 to 1795. It is possible that John and David left the county and state rather than pay such a heavy fine.
*George III (1760-1820 AD)
George III was born in 1738, first son of Frederick, Prince of Wales and Augusta. He married Charlotte of Mecklinburg-Strelitz in 1761, to whom he was devoted. The couple produced a prolific fifteen children: nine sons and six daughters. George was afflicted with porphyria, a maddening disease which disrupted his reign as early as 1765. Several attacks strained his grip on reality and debilitated him in the last years of his reign. Personal rule was given to his son George, the Prince Regent, in 1811. George III died blind, deaf and mad at Windsor Castle on January 29, 1820.
Two of Andrew's sons went to Pulaski Co., KY, Gaspar in 1809 and Henry in 1811. Two sons remained in Wythe Co., VA and died there, Christley in 1830 and George in 1835. Of the seven sons of Andrew listed above, three left wills, George, Christley and John. This helps determine their families. Henry's family can be put together from several sources, but primarily from the sale of his land circa 1850 in Pulaski Co., KY. That left, by default, only Gaspar, son of Andrew, as the available parent of any open-ended Vaughts in Wythe Co., VA during the time period 1792-1809.
Letter from Helen Spurlin, Historian and Author, January 1995:
As you already know there are very few documents for the Vaughts. The box of Vaught land records I am not going to touch for you, it is not necessary. "Oxcarts" p 786 and 787 have John Paul's land and Andrew Sr.'s land in the Vaught Valley near Harrisonburg, VA. "Oxcarts" p 788 and 789 have Andrew Sr.'s Cripple Creek property and show how it was divided up. George is a proven son (a German birth Fraktur that will be in Vol 3) and the circumstantial evidence of the land shows that Christley and Henry are also sons. The land that was Andrew Sr.'s in the Dutton Valley and went to Gaspar shows Gaspar as a probable son. John is not so clear. He had land elsewhere, but do not know where. So did David. In 1781 Gaspar, John, Christley, David and George were in the same Militia Company. Andrew Jr. has no land deeds in VA. Since he went to SC in 1786/7, he did not take any of the division of land in 1786. That is my guess. History books seem to indicate that a lot of the settlers in SC that later became TN, did no recording of their land and paid no taxes. If they did the records would be in a SC archive that I have not located. When TN became a state in 1795 they still did not record. But by 1800 TN was ready to remedy the situation, land was recorded, and taxes collected. The records for Blount Co. are missing. There are some land records in thre court records in Blount Co. after 1805. Too late for us. My sister, Mickey Martin, is the map expert. She has a degree in Geology from the U of Colorado, worked for Cal Tech for the army during world War 2 on weather maps for the "fl-day" invasion. .......She did all the land records and maps for the Vaught books. Another reason that I am not going into them at this time. And I am still too sick to do so. I will try to send you the other source material.
The document on p 799 "Oxcarts" is a bit hard to read so I will transcribe the important part.
"....John Paul Vaught made oath in open court that this is the first time of proving his importation into this Colony and that he imported Mary Catherine his wife John Andrew and John Casper his two sons and Catherine Margret and Mary Catherine Vaughts his two daughters..." Elizabeth, Andrew Vaught's wife, is in the records on p3 "Oxcarts". We were told that "Ermentrouts" had always lived in the Frieden church valley. There are references to Frieden church as Ermentrouts church. How can this be when the Vaughts owned all the land there from 1744 to 1779? One way would be that Andrew married Elizabeth (Ermentrout?) A wild guess of mine. It would not surprise me however, if Andrew married Elizabeth someone-else!
Henry Vaught
Catharina Dottering/Dotteringin
Henry VAUGHT was born between 1761 and 1764 in Augusta County, Virginia. He died in 1838, intestate, in Pulaski County, Kentucky.
There is some confusion as to his age: The 1830 census KY gives his age as 50-60 or born between 1770 - 1780. However, the 1810 census Wyeth.Co,, VA says that he is over 45 so was born before 1765. He is on the 1782 tax list so is at least 16 in 1782 or born before 1766. Therefore the 1830 census Pulaski Co. KY either has him checked in to the wrong age bracket or in the 1830 census Henry is someone else.
Henry's oldest child, Jacob was born circa 1787-1789. If Henry was age 18 when he married then he was born by 1770 or before. The Vaught family which followed Gaspar to KY from VA was Henry's. This move was in the fall of 1811. Chester Vaught, a descendant, after listening to tales of the "Vaughts" from his grandfather William K. Vaught, reported that Henry, with his family and others, traveled by two wheel ox carts, and one of the men lost his wife on the way. There is nothing in the records to indicate that a Vaught family other than Henry's went to KY in the fall of 1811. This group of Vaughts joined Gaspar on Pitman Creek and bought land in 1811 - 1815 next to Gaspar. Certainly it would appear that Henry Vaught is closely related to Gaspar, probably a brother. Gaspar's last child was born in 1800. If Henry is a son of Gaspar then Gaspar's wife bore children for 35 years. This is not likely. If Henry is a brother of Gaspar, then Andrew and Elizabeth had children from ca 1745 to ca 1768, a period of 23 years. This is more likely.
Henry Vaught was in Franklin Co., AL by 1810. The early exodus from TN (including the youngest children) would seem to indicate that the mother and father were dead by 1809. It is known that Betsy (Dobler) Vaught was dead at some time before 1817. Andrew Jr. does not appear again in any TN records after 1802 and if he did he could be confused with Andrew III.
Henry married first Catharina Dottering (she died in 1794) about 1786. The name of his first wife is from a German marriage fraktur for Henry's son William. The name on the fraktur was Catharina Dotteringin. The 'in' or 'en' ending on German documents was used to show a female, i.e. Catharina Dotteringin, daughter of Mr. Dottering. The baptismal records of the Zion Lutheran Church at Cripple Creek, Wythe Co., VA, in the original German, give the following spellings for Dutton: Dothner, Derting, Derding, Dollinger, and Dutton. In the book by Hoch, Kegley and Smith "Kimberling Church, Wythe Co., VA Annotated Baptismal and Cemetery Records" the introduction indicates that Doddinger was also used for Dutton. Mr Cameron in "Earl Settlers of Old Mount Airy" indicates that Darting and Dartertering are also spellings for Dutton. It is therefore believed that Dottering is another spelling for Dutton. Catherine may have been the daughter of Phillip Carrad and Barbara (Grinsler) Dutton. Catherine died in 1794 in Wythe Co., VA. Henry married, second, Esther Baugh July 28, 1795 in Wythe Co., VA. Henry and Esther had several children.
Henry Vaught and Catharina had the following children:
Henry Vaught and Esther Baugh had the following children:
Jacob Vaught
Mary "Molly" Magalene Carmany
Jacob Vaught was born in 1788 in Virginia and died in 1860 in Pulaski County, Kentucky. Jacob Vaught lived in Virginia in the earlier part of his life. He weighed over 300 pounds. He was married to Mary "Molly" Magalene CARMANY on August 28 1810 in Wythe Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of
Michael and Catherina.
They had the following children.
William (Billy)
Jacob Jr
Mary Sarah
William (Billy) K. Vaught
Nancy Langdon
William (Billy) K. Vaught was born Feb 14, 1812 and died March 18, 1890. He married four times, according to the records:
Married 1st 15 May 1834 Nancy Langdon Nancy Langdon's mother is also named Nancy
Married 2nd 31 Dec. 1834 Nancy Ann Compton Nancy Ann's mother's name was Martha - Martha remarried William Cooper May 11, 1826.
Married 3rd 26 Feb 1852 Mary Edny Carter (Cloyd?)
Married 4th 30 Oct 1858 Mary Elder, widow of Jaki Elder her 2nd husband. She was blind the last years of her life and raised Mary (Edny) Carter's children after Mary Carter's death.
All William (Billy) Vaught's children appear to be born between 1836 and 1845 – this coincides with the marriage to Nancy Ann Compton so it is assumed here she is the mother of most of his descendents. There is some confusion in the record regarding what many consider to have been a common law marriage between William (Billy) K. Vaught and a "Mary Tubbsâ€. A Mary Tubbs appears in some records as the mother of Jacob Vaught (son to William) but this research has concluded Mary Tubbs (Smith) was the mother-in law of Jacob, mother to Jacob's wife Mary Ann (Polly) Smith. Mary Ann (Polly) Smith's father was Stephen Smith.
Children of William (Billy) K. Vaught:
Jacob Vaught born 1836/1837 He was married to Nancy Jane VAUGHT on May 31, 1858.
1861-1865 Union Army Company "G" Thirty second Regiment
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Rank 1st Sergeant Date Served April 15, 1863-December 24, 1864
Daniel Webster Vaught Marrying Sarah Ann Dunham Sept 2, 1918
Martin Van Buren Vaught b. December 30, 1840 d. Oct 23, 1920 Married Mary Ellen Farris 1865, daughter of Walker Farris
Martin was a veteran of the Civil War Union Army served in Company "G†32nd Regiment Kentucky Infantry – Volunteers. Enlisted on the 25th of Jan 1863 at Somerset, KY for 9 months. Description at enlistment was as follows:
Height: 6 ft. Complexion Fair Coloy of eyes: Blue Color of hair; Light Occupation: Farmer
Mustered in on the 18th day of April 1863 at Camp Burnside, KY. Mustered out with Company on the 12th day of August 1864 at Danville, KY.
Lydia Ann b. 1846 Married Andrew Vaught 1877
Loretta b. April 14, 1838 married Jonas Hall 1858-59
Seretta (may be Loretta listed above)
James K. b. 1845
George Franklin "Doctor†"Doc†Vaught b. about 1853 and died in June 1932. On April 26, 1877 in KY he married 3rd cousin Martha S. West (she may have been married previously to Stephen K. Girdler) born March 26, 1855. Martha died April 27, 1918. They are buried in the West Cemetery on Clifty Rd., Pulaski .Co,,KY. George is reputed to be the son of William K. Vaught and his wife Mary Edna (Carter) Cloyd.
Martha b. 1842
In the 1860 KY census the following are listed:
William K. Vaught 45 Farmer
Mary 44 this would've been his last wife, Mary Elder widow of Jaki Elder
Martha 18
James K. 15
Lydia 14
Docter 5
Kelius (sp??) 4
Joseph Cloyd 13 grandson of Mary Edny Cloyd, third wife
Jefferson sp:Winprey? 14 Don't know who this is!
James K. Vaught
Mary Ann (Polly) Smith
James K. Vaught was born March 24, 1845 in Casey Co., KY and died between 1919/1920/1921 in Casey Co., KY. He married Mary Ann (Polly) Smith on January 17, 1864. She was born November 11, 1842. Polly died in 1926 and is buried in Mintonville Cemetery . Mary Ann (Polly) Smith was the daughter of Stephen Smith and Mary Tubbs.
James K. Vaught was a Methodist Minister and served in the Civil War:
Company "D" Hall Gap Battalion Kentucky State Troops Rank Private Date Served: July 27, 1865 - ?
James K. Vaught has a stone from the Civil War at Mintonville. It is down in the far corner on the left side near the road.
James K. Vaught and Mary Ann (Polly) Smith had the following children:
William Marion
C. M. Vaught
Mary Nancy
Josh VAUGHT was born on Nov 24 1868 in Casey Co., KY. He was born on Jul 12 1874 in Casey Co.,
KY. He died on Jun 28 1947. He died on Jan 14 1950 in Casey Co., KY.???? Jesse Franklin Vaught died June 28, 1947 and is buried in Shadygrove Cemetery.
Lyden (Lydia E?)
William Marion VAUGHT
Elizabeth Catherine (Betty) JASPER
William Marion Vaught was born January 27, 1867 and died January 31, 1960 and is buried in Shady Grove Cemetery. He married Elizabeth K. Jasper in Pulaski Co., KY on March 8, 1896. Elizabeth was born June 1, 1875 and died February 16, 1960, two weeks after her husband William Marion.
Elizabeth's father was Thomas P. Jasper and her mother was, supposedly, a full blooded Cherokee Indian adopted by the Huffaker family – her name was Priscilla Malvina Huffaker, daughter of George H. Huffaker and Lucy Richardson. The Huffakers deeded their farm to this Elizabeth Jasper Vaught.
There is a story that this Priscilla was found in a cave with her two Indian brothers as small children by Huffaker while he was out hunting – Huffaker took them home and the two brothers died from exposure/starvation but she lived and was raised as a daughter.
Priscilla was born 6/1/1855 (I wondered how they know this if the legend above is true?) and died 4/16/1898 and is buried at Morgan cemetery in Pulaski County. Priscilla Malvina Huffaker was living with William & Delilah Wilson in the 1860 census and listed as Priscilla Huffaker.
William Marion Vaught had deep blue eyes and was soft-spoken. William & Elizabeth lived on Vault Ridge on about 200 acres.
Elizabeth was William Marion's second wife: He was married first to Hulda (or Hilda) E. Dick on September 12, 1886 at the home of John C. Dick. We believe Hulda died young, perhaps in childbirth as they had a daughter Louisa B. Vaught who was born January, 1889 and appears to have been raised in the William Marion-Elizabeth household, listed as living with them in the 1900 census/Louisa subsequently married Cyrus Roberts on Jan 20, 1909 and had about 5 children/Louisa died May 17, 1924/both she and her husband are buried at Shady Grove.
The children as we have them for William & Elizabeth are as follows:
Martha A. Vaught born 12/18/1896 died 4/18/1964
James D. or P. Vaught born. 2/13/1898 died 4/15/1956
Fannie "Bonnie†Vaught born April 13, 1899 died 1947 married Walter Trusty 1917
Killas E. Vaught born. 6/28/1901 died. 1/3/1956
Sallie B. Vaught born. 6/8/1902 died. 8/21/1972
John G. Vaught born. 11/29/1903 died. 8/7/1971
William Chester Vaught born. 5/1/1905 died 8/21/1972
Charles V. Vaught born. 10/9/1908 died. 9/5/1924
Cyres Thomas Vaught born. 12/27/1911 died 12/13/1997
Zella M. Vaught born 11/27/1915 (still alive)
Jarvis Vaught born. 4/18/1918 died 11/9/1993.
Walter V. Trusty
Fannie "Bonnie†Vaught
Fannie "Bonnie†Vaught was born April 13, 1899 and died in September of 1947. She married Walter Trusty in 1917 and they had three children. Bonnie and Walter divorced in the late 1920s and she remarried? and had one more daughter, Bonnie.
We think Walter V. Trusty was born in December, 1891 or 1894. We know he was born in KY/ his father Adam was also born in KY/his mother Caroline Belle Riggins was born in Kansas. Walter married Fannie "Bonnie†Vaught (daughter of William Marion Vaught and Elizabeth Catherine Jasper Vaught) in Somerset, (Pulaski County) KY. Bonnie was also born in KY. They married about 1917. Marguerite Trusty Molloy's notes show Bonnie born April 13, 1898 and dying Sept. 12, 1947.
He moved to Cincinnati, OH sometime around 1915. He may have had other relatives (three sisters and his mother?) living in Cincinnati. We think some of them may have been the Allie May Trusty line in Cincinnati, also others (cousins?) maybe in Akron and Canton, OH (we think). Walter was killed working for the Pennsylvania Railroad sometime around 1945-46-47 somewhere between Cincinnati and Louisville.
When Walter and Bonnie divorced/the children went to the custody of Walter who supported them by working for the Pennsylvania Railroad (probably divorced mid to late 1920s, - he boarded them with relatives here in Cincinnati and in Akron, OH). In 1930 census the three children are listed as living in a boarding house in Stark County, Plain TWP, OH. Marguerite was 12, Bill was 10 and Tom was 6.
We believe they also lived with relatives on his side in Cincinnati - the Trusty/Debord/Merritt family for some time. Bonnie had another daughter subsequently that she named Bonnie, who was half-sister to Marguerite, Tom and Bill. This half-sister died in 2002 (cancer, we believe) in Canton, OH where she lived most of her adult life. Her married name was Keller and she had four children:
Rick Keller
Steve Keller
Dwight Keller
Denise Keller
A 1920 Cincinnati census shows a Walter V. Trusty who was 26 and a machinist for the RR. He was born
KY, his father KY and his mother was born in Kansas. Bonnie was 19 (We think she may have been 21 or 22) and born KY as also were her parents born in KY (William Marion and Elizabeth Jasper). Marguerite was 1 year and 7 months old at this time, so we assume the census was filled out in January, 1920, and she was born in OH. She was born in Cincinnati – Amelia Earhart shows as a midwife on her birth certificate! And there was a 16 year old niece living with them whose last name was DeBord born in KY, according to this census.
The children of Walter Vernon Trusty & Fannie "Bonnie†Vaught are as follows:
Marguerite Jean Trusty born May 26, 1918
Vernon William (Bill) born May 17, 1920 16 Oct 1993/died Canton, OH/cancer
Thomas (Tom) born 1924 alive in 2003
Daniel Anthony Molloy
Marguerite Jean Trusty
Daniel Anthony Molloy married Marguerite Jean (Trusty) in 1941 in Cincinnati, OH. Daniel was born Cincinnati, OH/ November 30, 1909 died September 13, 1975. He was the son of Daniel Molloy and Mary Cohan (spelled Cohen?) Marguerite Jean Trusty was born May 26, 1918/Cincinnati, OH died January 17, 2000 pancreatic cancer.
The children of Daniel A. Molloy & Marguerite Jean Trusty are as follows:
Daniel Michael Molloy born March 23, 1943
Maureen Estaire Molloy Bauer Sharib born December 30, 1953
Andrea Theresa Bauer born February 24, 1981
Natalie Jean Bauer born February 9, 1983
Thomas Joseph Molloy born March 21, 1955
Patricia Lillian Molloy born May 27, 1958
Margaret Ann Molloy born February 5, 1960
Megan Molloy Bartl
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Thanks for all the info. I already have all that. I am interested in finding my husbands family from Idaho after Madison Scott Vaught moved there from KY. We know where his Uncle Scott lives but he wont give us any onfo. He more or less cut himself off from everyone.
My husband grew up in Hailey Idaho. His family owned the house that Bruce willis and Demi Moore bought. AndHe spent his summers in Stanley working on the other family property.
He has told me the name of the family ranch was the half moon. I was just wondering if anyone might have any info on the family at the time he was growing up and before. I would like to find out stuff about his great grandfather Madison Scott.
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That whole quota shit is actually false. Your friend didn't get in because there was other white students with higher gpa's and act scores. Or the legacy students that got in because their parents gave millions in donations. School admissions don't have a quota for a race they have to meet it is more like we want the most qualified of all races and the numbers look different for poc because the hardships they have dealt with and difference of experiences they bring to the school is valued.Shut the fuck up. There are discriminatory programs set in place now that are meant to increase opportunities of minorities in school and and the work place too. Schools are required to meet a certain quota of each ethnicity in their enrollment, I have friends that got rejected from Stanford with 3.87 unweighted GPAs, 33 ACT, and a ~2300 SAT, but a black kid in one of my classes with a 3.6 unweighted, 30 ACT and ~2100 SAT got in. He got rejected because they had to meet a certain quota of minority students enrolled, and happened to a white kid while the other was black and was necessary to meet a quota.Originally posted by Inactive User1. Poor people blame the "rich white folk" because the "rich white folk" are the people who are bringing them down, and destroying their opportunities to find success and better their lives.
2. Yea, because being discriminated due to your race in the 21st cent. is just a chip on the shoulder. We should all stop talking about it. (hint: don't tell people that they're playing the blame game when you can't see their POV, then again you have that privilege)
3. Do you know how stupid that sounds? 1st off, you can compare a group of people's struggle. Secondly, do you pay attention to ANY PoC?
If you really expect discrimination to end and there to be "equality" you're an idiot. Until equal opportunity employment and similar programs are ended, there's no such thing as equality. But if those were ended and the more qualified white guy got a job over a black guy, you already know they'd be screaming racism.
But comparing struggles is dumb, I agree.
tl;dr: Discrimination happens in all forms at all levels and will continue to happen until things change, and they won't. That being said, I'm not racist in any way, I don't really care if you're black, white, indian, asian, or whatever, if I can get ahead I'm gonna do it, regardless of if it ruins any of your opportunities.
If those programs were ended you will see whites being admitted and getting promotions for "fitting in well" or "having potential" which is a kind way of saying not being black.
Nice try dumbass, but that "quota shit" is actually true. There are books on this shit. Pick one up and read one? Cause I already have. Affirmative action is bullshit; if you want to bring in people who have gone through hardships, then take people from poor neighborhoods with lesser stats. Lmao my boy going to MIT who is Hispanic said affirmative action is bullshit and he wouldn't have gotten in without it and he also feels bad for taking a more qualified Asian/white person's spot.


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And just like that, the market is right back into the same trading range that it's been stuck in for two months. I mentioned Monday evening that "Support levels were broken across the board", and the only thing that could change that was a quick reversal that gets the S&P back above 1120. To be honest, I didn't think that it could actually happen. But clearly the market doesn't care what I think. It's going to do what it wants to do in order to frustrate the most amount of market participants as possible. After all, that's what Mr. Market is here to do.
Here is the chart of the S&P500 ($SPX) – back home on the range:
Some are asking what caused this 6% rally in 7 1/2 market hours? I described what causes this sort of action on Monday,
"Sometimes, you see temporary breaks of support that cause short squeezes because the shorts get caught. In other words, obvious support levels get breached, and very quickly price recovers and gets back above it. Longs that were stopped out need to buy back. Shorts getting squeezed have to buy back in order to cover. The natural buyers at that price are buying, causing more shorts to cover and stopped out longs having to buy back. This cycle creates a vicious rip-your-face-off rally. I don't think this is one of those cases."
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HJC RPHA ST in the Rugal graphic. HJC has been North America's top-selling helmet brand for more than two decades, and its offerings include full-face, modular and open-face street helmets, off-road helmets and even auto and snowmobile helmets. After selling low-to-mid-priced helmets for years, in... Read more »
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If you favor an open-face helmet but still want a lid that can do double-duty as a full-face when needed, this helmet can be your best friend. The polycarbonate N44 is an upgrade to the popular mid-priced N43. Features include a vastly larger view port, a removable chinbar, improved ventilation, a Pinlock... Read more »
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Our last full-face helmet buyers guide (Rider, July 2013) featured 18 helmets, including the Nolan N85. At $249.95-$299.95 and 3 pounds, 7.9 ounces, it was midpack in terms of price and weight, praised for its comfort, its easy-to-deploy and effective sunshield, and its user-friendly Microlock quick-release... Read more »
HJC IS-17 Motorcycle Helmet Review
Greg Drevenstedt
November 27, 2013
As the largest motorcycle helmet manufacturer in the world, HJC makes millions of helmets every year. For the U.S. market, it offers more than a dozen full-face, flip-up and open-face models, priced from $99.99 to $564.99 and available in a wide range of colors and graphics. (HJC America's new designer,... Read more »


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Friday, November 27, 2015
Alternate title: A Dance Program, Life Dances On
In this episodic French drama, a widow uncovers a 20-year-old dance card from a ball. Just for fun, she decides to find all of her former partners. Her search becomes the framework for the episodes. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi


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I don't think I've ever seen any of HCB's paintings; this makes me curious.
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prepare for the unexpected
Luggage and bags: the desert is dusty, seal your bag
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: long pants and long shirt sleves, its hot, hat a must, warm jumper nights cool off
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: bring all you need
Photo Equipment: lots of but protect your equipment in this often dusty enviroment
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: camp high of the ground, good sleeping bag, watch the jeepers creepers
Miscellaneous: toiletpaper you won't find very often.repellent must be in your bag, and water, lots of. when camping in the open, you can light a fire, but be careful, cover lightly with sand, the smoke will keep the mozzies at bayRelated to:
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Essentials in the Top End
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: hiking boots or sturdy shoes for any walking, sandals alos for those wet trips. Lightweight clothing, long sleeve shirt if your prone to burning and a hat.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: sunscreen amd mosquito repellent. The UV rating can be as high as 11 and for tourists from colder climates this can become very harsh. Also at dusk especially the mosquito's and sandflies can become horrific in some locations.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: beach towel
Miscellaneous: always have water available, local water is fine to drink
Luggage and bags: When travelling, and am out and about I ALWAYS carry:
A small backpack that carries my digital camera gear and lenses
All my daily neccesities.
When in the tropics and/or extremely hot parts of Australia ALWAYS carry sufficient fresh bottled water.
Also , carry and use ,
A reliable Mosquito and Insect Repellant. These are important to carry and use as most of the tropics and Northern Australia now has either Malaria and/or Dengue Fever..these are very dangerous infections..
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: A good pair of comfortable walking or hiking shoes/boots
A wide brimmed hat for the intensive heat
A pair of sunglasses
A small WET face towel in a ziplock plastic (sandwich) bag
A compact Poncho that covers myself and my pack
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: A small tube of sunscreen
A small tube of moisturiser
A small packet of wetones (good for cleaning small injuries)
A small packet of tissues (in case the roll is empty)
A small tube of lipbalm
A couple of Band aid strips..
Photo Equipment: My digital camers and lenses
A spare memory card (just in case)
A digital battery charger with an international powerpoint adaptor
Neccesary plastic ziplock bags to protect my camera and lenses and passport.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: I ALWAYS carry a small self charging torch ..
ALL OF THE ABOVE ITEMS ARE SMALL, LIGHT AND EASY TO CARRY OR I AM WEARING.Related to:
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Packing List
Luggage and bags: You're backpacking, mate. What do you think?
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Toiletries and Medical Supplies: SUNSCREEN!
Miscellaneous: Don't bother bringing any flies, they have plenty in the Outback.
Strong footwear........
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Desert temperature overnight
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: You need to be prepared for very cold temperatures overnight so warm clothing and bedding are a must.
The flies will drive you insane!
Miscellaneous: I strongly recommend buying some repellent and/or hats with mesh as the flies in some places are unbelievable.....Related to:
- Desert
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Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: On my second trip to Alice Springs i found two car rental companies who also supplied camping gear,tents, mattresses,ice bins,cooking equipment etc.This opition is worth investigating.......
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