Hymn Composer/Publisher. He founded the James D. Vaughan Music Publishing Company. In 1910, he hit the road with his Southern Gospel Quartet to promote his songbooks. In 1911, Vaughan formed the Vaughan School of Music. In 1921, he expanded his company by opening Vaughan Phonograph Records. He later opened branch offices in Arkansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Texas. He is known in the Southern Gospel field as "The Father of Southern Gospel." Composed many hymns including "I Feel Like Traveling On," "All Glory To Jesus" and many more.
Hymn Composer/Publisher. He founded the James D. Vaughan Music Publishing Company. In 1910, he hit the road with his Southern Gospel Quartet to promote his songbooks. In 1911, Vaughan formed the Vaughan School of Music. In 1921, he expanded his company by opening Vaughan Phonograph Records. He later opened branch offices in Arkansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Texas. He is known in the Southern Gospel field as "The Father of Southern Gospel." Composed many hymns including "I Feel Like Traveling On," "All Glory To Jesus" and many more.
Family Members
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Eliza Hannah Shores Vaughan
1837–1889
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Jennie Elizabeth Freemon Vaughan
1867–1943
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William C. Vaughan
1870–1943
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Charles Wesley Vaughan
1875–1965
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Grace Mable Vaughan Walbert
1891–1994
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Glenn Keiffer Vaughan
1893–1969
Flowers
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