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Clement4, (Samuel3, Edward2, Barth1) Clement Vawter Is the Son Of Clement4, (Samuel3, Edward2, Barth1) Clement Vawter is the son of Samuel Vawter and Agnes Richardson. Samuel s inventory of estate is found in Cumberland Co., VA, 1789. Clement died ca 1819, Patrick Co., VA Inventory of estate 20 Feb 1819. The 1820 census Patrick Co. lists head of household Sally Vawter. There is no proof of this connection but interesting is John Clements connected to Clement Vawter s grandfather, Edward. Perhaps this is where the name is derived, they were neighbors. Further study is needed. Essex Co., Deed Book 1738-1742. pp. 211-213. 17 Mar 1740. From a line in Samuel Browne s old field then a straight line toward the Burying Place in Job Spearmans old field until it cometh to the said Spearman s line then to John Clements land being 50 acres Wit: Wm. Thomas, Elizabeth Browne and Edward Vawter. (GJNote: Saml Browne and wife Elizabeth sold land to John Clements, the mention of the burying place is the graveyard of the Vauter s Church of today.) John Poole conducted a dancing school at Prince Edward (VA) County Court house about 1784. His fee was 150 lbs. tobacco for 6 months instructions, 3 times per month. One of the students was Clement Vawter. In William & Mary Quarterly Vol. 7 series 2 1927. P282, Cumberland Co. VA marriage bonds. Clement Vawter & Sarah Johnson. 17 Sep 1788. Signed Clement Vawter & James Johnston, teste, Edward Vawter. Surety James A. Spencer. Found in Marriage Records 1749-1840 Cumberland Co., VA compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, VA 1984, father of Sarah, William Johnson. Caroline County Court Records, VA, June 1788 (Minute Book July 1787 Sept 1797) On Motion of Clement Vawter administrator on the estate of Elliott Vawter dec d is granted him oath adms. Bond acknldg and ord. Rec. Caroline Co., Order Book 1787-1789 part 2) FHL# 0030840. November 1788: Clement Vawter Administrator of Elliott Vawter, Plaintiff against James Rennolds/Runnolds, Defendant for Debt. (Note: this case lasted until November 1789 when the Court found for the Defendant) William Snyder Vawter s material of the 1920 s states: Lemuel Vawter, son of Thomas m. Sally Johnson. Lemuel was born ca 1781. Children were: Jessie Richardson b. 17 May 1809 d. Apr 1888, William b. ca 1811, John b. ca 1813, 2 daughters and another son unnamed. This information is incorrect as we have a marriage record that shows Clement Vawter m. Sally Johnson in 1788 and Lemuel would have been but 7 years old. However, the families of Lemuel, Thomas and Samuel are all connected by marriage. Patrick Co., VA Wills and Inventory p. 301 dated 20 Feb 1819. Inventory of the estate of Clement Vaughter by William Carter, Samuel Hamby, J. Tatun, Jas. Howell. Hogs, cattle, horse, 1 still, house furniture, copper tools, plantation tools, 8 books, 5 beds and furniture. No total returned. 1820 Patrick Co., VA census page 120A. Head of Household Sally Vawter. Males 1 under 10, 2 10/16, 1 16/18,1 18-26. Females 1 10-16, 3 16/26, 1 over 45. Nine children still at home in 1820, at least one son Ludwell was married prior to this date and perhaps others as a daughter Priscilla is mentioned by family members but has not yet been found by record. Children of Clement and Sarah (Johnson) Vawter known: 1. Ludwell Vawter/Vaughter Marriage Records 1749-1840 Cumberland Co., VA compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, VA , 1984, married 9 Mar 1809 Frances Robinson and Ludwell Vawter. 1810 Charlotte Co., VA Census M<10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 F<10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 FREE SLAVE 976 VA Charlotte 66 6 VAUTER Lindwell 1 0 0 1 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 - 0 1 One Male under 10, one male 26-45, one female 26-45 and one slave. Family material states they moved to Wilson Co., TN in 1811 and they are seen in the Census of Wilson Co., by 1820. 1820 Census Index Wilson Co., TN, page 419 Ludwell Vaughter 1830 Census Wilson Co., TN , page 110 Ludwell Vaughters 0002001 - 00000001 (This would be 2 sons and a male and female which matches to the letter of L. M. Vaughters of 2 sons David and Thomas) 1840 Wilson Co., TN Census p. 226 David Vaughters 21001 -00001 (This matches with the ages of David s first 3 children all born by 1840 and all sons) p. 226 Ludwell Vaughters 00001001-00000001 (This also matches with the marriage record of Thomas as 1841 as the 1840 census shows him still at home) 1850 Census of Wilson Co., TN shows Ludwell Vaughters age 56 (sic) b. VA and Frances Vaughter age 75 b. VA L. M. Vaughter in his letter mixes up the names of Lacewell and Ludwell and Lacifield and Lunceford/Linsford. But, the similarities of name and the census material of Wilson Co., TN prove this is the correct family. The additional reference to Jesse being a brother places this Ludwell with this family line. My great grandfather Lunceford Vaughter with his wife and two sons David R. and Thomas, emigrated from Virginia and settled in Wilson Co., Tennessee in the year 1811. David married Bettie Lacewell and they had ten children, 6 boys and 4 girls of whom one, John B. was my father. I do not know the dates of birth or death of any of them. David s children s names were Houston, William, Robert, John B., George, and James Vaughter. Girls- Francis, Darthulia, Delia and Ann Chase Vaughter. Thomas Vaughter, son of Lunsford, married Susan Bond and raised two children, David C. and Martha. Two brothers of Linsford came to Tennessee with him, Jessie settled in Rutherford Co., Tenn. and the other one whose name I do not know went on to western Tennessee. If there is any other information that I can give you don t hesitate to call on me. L. M. Vaughter, Walter Hill, Tenn. Children of Ludwell and Frances (Robinson) Vaughter: These two following families of David and Thomas held reunions for over 54 years during the 20th century in Murfreesboro, TN. 1). David Robinson Vaughter b. 1810 d.1893 m. 22 Jan 1834 Elizabeth M. Laswell/Lacifield b. 1814 d. 1896, Wilson Co., TN marriage record shows the name as Elizabeth Lacifield. WILSON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Hurricane Baptist Church Cemetery Vaughter, Elizabeth Laswell, w/o D.R., 14 Nov 1817-2 Dec 1896 , David R. 15 Mar 1810-5 Sep 1893 , T. H. 25 Dec 1834-16 Oct 1916 , N. E. 25 Jan 1836-14 May 1915 , John E., Jr. 16 Jul 1916-3 Mar 1923 , Lillie Florence 28 Nov 1889-12 Nov 1984 , John Nelson 20 Mar 1867-17 May 1941 , W. G. 22 Dec 1836-30 Jan 1895 1850 Census Wilson Co., TN David Vaughter 40 b. VA, Elizabeth 33 b. TN, Thomas 16, William 14, John B. 11, George 8, Robertson 4 and Frances 2 all b. TN a. Thomas Houston Vaughter b. 1834 d. 1916 m. Nancy Evaline Nelson b. 1836 d. 1915. Child: Mary Buckingham Vawter 1860-1919 m. Joseph Franklin Burke. b. William G. Bill Vaughter b. 1836 d. 1895 m. (1) ca 1852 to Frances Sims, m. (2) 1 Jan 1889 to Harriet Hattie Sims. Served in Civil War. Children by Frances: Wm., George, Pleasant, John and Mary. Children of Harriet: James Ewell Vaughter m. Letha Stanley. c. John B. Vaughter b. 1839 d. 1911 m. Sarah J. Evans b. 1849 d. 1912. Children Charley 1870-1875, run over by a team of oxen, Luther Martin 1873-1948 m. 29 Apr 1899 to Susan Ann Chase Vaughter, Marcus Adlophus 1882-1930 m. 28 Aug 1910 to Mary M. Hall. John B. Vaughter (son of David R.) married Sarah Evans and had a son, Luther M. Vaughter (writer) b. 7 Feb 1873 TN. He married Susan Sue C. Vaughter (dau. of David C. & Tennie (Alsup) Vaughter, son of Thomas). Sue was b. 20 Dec 1876 in TN. Luther M. and Sue C. married 30 Apr 1899 in TN. They had children:. Mattie Brown Vaughter b. 29 Jan 1900 TN, Anabelle Vaughter b. 25 Nov 1901 TN d. 1995 m. Mr. Dunaway, Carney Vaughter b. 26 Oct 1903 TN, Dayton Eugene Vaughter b. 10 Apr 1906 TN, Baxter Vaughter b. 6 Jan 1909 TN, Milder Vaughter b. 7 Jul 1912 TN, Nelle Vaughter b. 25 Nov 1914 TN. d. George T. Vaughter b. 1842 d. 1873 m. Martha Nelson. e. David Robinson Rob Vaughter b. 1846 d. 1897 m. 15 Dec 1869 to Eldora Nash. Children Willie Alice, George D., and Dora. f. Frances Vaughter b. 1848 m. 12 Nov 1871 to Hiram Bennett. Moved to TX and had a large family. f. Martha Ann Chase Vaughter b. 22 Jun 1851 d. 1917 m. William A. Willie Evans d. 1919. Children: George, Thomas and Horace. WILSON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Hurricane Baptist Church Cemetery Evans, Ann C. Vaughter, w/o W.A., 21 Jun 1851-5 Nov 1917 h. Adelia Vaughter b. 1854 d. 1888 m. 12 Nov 1874 David Jerome Barber. Children: Lille, Harris Jerome, Willie, Clara Alice, Thomas, John Marcus, Eliz., Adelia, Nannie May, Claude Alexander, James Lofton, Ofa Inez, Ora Belle, Posey Eugene, Mattie B., Addie Marie, Ira Franklin and Oscar William Barber. i. Dartheulia Vaughter b. 1859 d. 1929 m. 19 Aug 1874 to Rice Harrison. Went to TX and had a large family. j. James K. Polk Vaughter b. 1859 d. 1929 m. Meldora Burke. Children: Alpus Murray, Ida and Vera. Civil war records of the Confederate army show John and James Vaughter 55th TN Regiment and William Vaughter in the 7th TN Regiment.
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