Name: vaughan -- David Ethan Berry's Genealogy File

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Elbert Vaughan: Birth: 18 MAR 1877. Death: WFT Est. 1878-1967

  2. Robert Vaughan: Birth: 18 JAN 1879 in Newburg, Yamhill County, Oregon. Death: 15 MAR 1965 in Hood River, Hood River, Oregon

  3. Ruth Vaughan: Birth: 18 NOV 1881.

  4. James Vaughan: Birth: 25 JAN 1884.

  5. Mary Vaughan: Birth: 28 DEC 1885.

  6. Vaughan : Birth: 22 DEC 1887.

  7. Sue M. Vaughan: Birth: 20 APR 1891.

  8. Russell Vaughan: Birth: 23 AUG 1895. Death: UNKNOWN


Sources
1. Title:   www.familysearch.org
Page:   Family Group Record Liberty VAUGHAN VAUGHN (AFN:QD6W-L1)
Author:   LDS Genealogy Website
2. Title:   vaughan.FTW
3. Title:   World Family Tree Volume 17 Tree # 2165
4. Title:   www.familysearch.org
Page:   Family Group Record Liberty VAUGHAN VAUGHN (AFN:QD6W-L1)
Author:   LDS Genealogy Website
5. Title:   www.familysearch.org
Page:   Family Group Record Liberty VAUGHAN VAUGHN (AFN:QD6W-L1)
Author:   LDS Genealogy Website

Notes
a. Note:   [vaughan.FTW]
  AFN:QD5F-XP
 From World Family Tree Vol. 17, Tree # 2165:
 Notes
 Cyrus Vaughan, b. 22 Jan 1844 Galesburg, Knox, Ill, d. 03 Jan 1917 Hood River, Hood River, Oregon, m. Martha J. Wood (19 Dec 1858 Sullivan Co., MO-03 Feb 1930 Hood River) on 28 Oct 1876 in Yamhill Co., Oregon in the James Wood home. Martha Wood was a sister of Charlotte Wood, wife of A.S. Vaughan. School teacher and Orchardist. Met his wife while teaching, she was a student. Cyrus managed the grain warehouse at the foot of Wynuski St. at Rogers Landing in Newberg for a number of years. It is said he used to hide the silver money bag in the bush along the trail for fear of being robbed. The wheat was taken to Oregon City to be ground into flour. His boys Robert and Elbert used to carry flour home from the grist mill in Oregon City. Cyrus farmed on the Willamette River but after one of the big floods he moved to West Linn for a time, where his sons worked in the woods. He came to Hood River with most of his family in 1902 and settled on Adams Addition (Dr. Adams also came from Knox Co., Illinois) where they raised strawberries. They built their homes on 13th street, where they still stand. A resident of Hood River for 16 years at his death. Died of paralysis. Slight of build, only about 125 pounds. Suffered from the shakes, probably Parkinsons. Had one leg shorter than the other so he swayed as he walked.
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 Cyrus Vaughan Obituary
 From Mariah Vaughan Jones scrapbook, date and source unknown.
  PIONEER OF 1852 IS BURIED AT HOOD RIVER
  Hood River, Or., Jan 5. -- The funeral services for the late Cyrus Vaughan, who died
 suddenly Wednesday morning, were conducted from the family home yesterday
 afternoon, Rev. D.M. Carpenter, pastor of the Christian and Missionary alliance,
 officiating. Internment followed at Idlewilde cemetery. Mr. Vaughan, who was 73 years
 of age, was born in Illinois. He came across the plains to Oregon in 1852 and resided in
 Hood River with his family for the past 16 years. In addition to his widow, Mr. Vaughan is survived by five children, two of whom,
 James and E. Vaughan, are residents of Portland.

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