John Frederick Vaughan, Sr., son of William Rufus and Elizabeth Gillespie Vaughan, was born September 19, 1835 in Jackson County, Alabama. He moved to Winchester by 1860 and was a manufacturer of tin. During the war he went to Talladega, Alabama and made gun caps and bullets for the Confederate Army. He returned to Winchester and married Julia Henderson Loughmiller in 1866. They were the parents of seven children. He owned a tin, stove, and hardware shop and was an alderman before being elected Mayor of Winchester in 1872-1873. He died May 10, 1893 and was buried in Winchester City Cemetery.
John Frederick Vaughan, Sr., son of William Rufus and Elizabeth Gillespie Vaughan, was born September 19, 1835 in Jackson County, Alabama. He moved to Winchester by 1860 and was a manufacturer of tin. During the war he went to Talladega, Alabama and made gun caps and bullets for the Confederate Army. He returned to Winchester and married Julia Henderson Loughmiller in 1866. They were the parents of seven children. He owned a tin, stove, and hardware shop and was an alderman before being elected Mayor of Winchester in 1872-1873. He died May 10, 1893 and was buried in Winchester City Cemetery.
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