Son of Matthias Vaught and Mary Mercy Todd.
Husband of Mary Sweet, daughter of Anthony Sweet.
Children of Peter and Mary Sweet Vaught were:
Martha Caroline Vaught 1818-1894 married William A. Bessent
Charlotte Rebecca Vaught 1821-1884 married William Waller
Peter Vaught,Jr. 1824-1897 died at the home of his daughter in Illinois and buried there.
Anthony Sweet Vaught 1827-1897 died in KS
Mary Sweet Vaught 1828-1904 1st married to Washington B. Wall and 2nd married to George S. Jordan.
Waties Alston Vaught 1830-1835
Matthias Vaught 1833-1890
Col. Peter Vaught and his wife settled on a 4,100 acre plantation near his father's plantation. There was a ½ acre cemetery on the plantation property but all of the grave markers disappeared and the reserved graveyard obliterated.
1864 – A large "salt works" operation was located either on or immediately adjacent to the plantation and alongside Singleton Swash.
1890s – A post office was established on the property, and the area became known as "Vaught".
Husband of Mary Sweet, daughter of Anthony Sweet.
Children of Peter and Mary Sweet Vaught were:
Martha Caroline Vaught 1818-1894 married William A. Bessent
Charlotte Rebecca Vaught 1821-1884 married William Waller
Peter Vaught,Jr. 1824-1897 died at the home of his daughter in Illinois and buried there.
Anthony Sweet Vaught 1827-1897 died in KS
Mary Sweet Vaught 1828-1904 1st married to Washington B. Wall and 2nd married to George S. Jordan.
Waties Alston Vaught 1830-1835
Matthias Vaught 1833-1890
Col. Peter Vaught and his wife settled on a 4,100 acre plantation near his father's plantation. There was a ½ acre cemetery on the plantation property but all of the grave markers disappeared and the reserved graveyard obliterated.
1864 – A large "salt works" operation was located either on or immediately adjacent to the plantation and alongside Singleton Swash.
1890s – A post office was established on the property, and the area became known as "Vaught".
Son of Matthias Vaught and Mary Mercy Todd.
Husband of Mary Sweet, daughter of Anthony Sweet.
Children of Peter and Mary Sweet Vaught were:
Martha Caroline Vaught 1818-1894 married William A. Bessent
Charlotte Rebecca Vaught 1821-1884 married William Waller
Peter Vaught,Jr. 1824-1897 died at the home of his daughter in Illinois and buried there.
Anthony Sweet Vaught 1827-1897 died in KS
Mary Sweet Vaught 1828-1904 1st married to Washington B. Wall and 2nd married to George S. Jordan.
Waties Alston Vaught 1830-1835
Matthias Vaught 1833-1890
Col. Peter Vaught and his wife settled on a 4,100 acre plantation near his father's plantation. There was a ½ acre cemetery on the plantation property but all of the grave markers disappeared and the reserved graveyard obliterated.
1864 – A large "salt works" operation was located either on or immediately adjacent to the plantation and alongside Singleton Swash.
1890s – A post office was established on the property, and the area became known as "Vaught".
Husband of Mary Sweet, daughter of Anthony Sweet.
Children of Peter and Mary Sweet Vaught were:
Martha Caroline Vaught 1818-1894 married William A. Bessent
Charlotte Rebecca Vaught 1821-1884 married William Waller
Peter Vaught,Jr. 1824-1897 died at the home of his daughter in Illinois and buried there.
Anthony Sweet Vaught 1827-1897 died in KS
Mary Sweet Vaught 1828-1904 1st married to Washington B. Wall and 2nd married to George S. Jordan.
Waties Alston Vaught 1830-1835
Matthias Vaught 1833-1890
Col. Peter Vaught and his wife settled on a 4,100 acre plantation near his father's plantation. There was a ½ acre cemetery on the plantation property but all of the grave markers disappeared and the reserved graveyard obliterated.
1864 – A large "salt works" operation was located either on or immediately adjacent to the plantation and alongside Singleton Swash.
1890s – A post office was established on the property, and the area became known as "Vaught".
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