Soloman Vaught, born 1778, son of Mathias Vaught, Senior, and Mary Mercy Todd, died April 19, 1860. He was married to Angeline/Aderline Hughes. Soloman Vaught was an active member of the Providence Methodist Church, which he was instrumental in establishing. He and his wife are buried nearby, in the Vaught Cemetery, but no markers are on their graves. An old paper clipping of his death is as follows: "Departed this life, at Dogwood Neck, Upper All Saints Parish, S.C., April 19, 1860, in his 82nd year of age. Mr Vaught had been a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for more than forty years. He left a widow, three children, a number of grandchildren, and a large circle of friends and relatives to mourn his death. We trust that their loss is His gain. He was a very affectionate husband, a kind father and neighbor." Children born to Soloman and Angeline/Adeline Hughes Vaught were: Thomas C. Vaught, Nathan Albert Vaught, Mathias Vaught II, and Catherine Vaught Montgomery.
Soloman Vaught, born 1778, son of Mathias Vaught, Senior, and Mary Mercy Todd, died April 19, 1860. He was married to Angeline/Aderline Hughes. Soloman Vaught was an active member of the Providence Methodist Church, which he was instrumental in establishing. He and his wife are buried nearby, in the Vaught Cemetery, but no markers are on their graves. An old paper clipping of his death is as follows: "Departed this life, at Dogwood Neck, Upper All Saints Parish, S.C., April 19, 1860, in his 82nd year of age. Mr Vaught had been a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for more than forty years. He left a widow, three children, a number of grandchildren, and a large circle of friends and relatives to mourn his death. We trust that their loss is His gain. He was a very affectionate husband, a kind father and neighbor." Children born to Soloman and Angeline/Adeline Hughes Vaught were: Thomas C. Vaught, Nathan Albert Vaught, Mathias Vaught II, and Catherine Vaught Montgomery.
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