Note: This memorial bio has information from two merged memorials. Please contact memorial manager if you find any discrepancies.
Father: Robert Jordan Vaughan born 21 Feb 1810 Old Jefferson, Rutherford county, Tennessee
Mother: Martha Kelton born ca. 1808 Rutherford County, Tennessee, USA
Husbands: 1. Alford M McDaniel and 2. James Selvidge
Married Alford M McDaniel 1852 in Missouri
Married James Selvidge 1869 in Missouri
Known Children with McDaniel:
James McDaniel b: about 1852 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
W L McDaniel b: about 1853 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
John L MaDaniel b: about 1855 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
Martha S McDaniel b: about 1857 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
Charles B MaDaniel b: about 1859 in Christian formerly Greene county, Missouri
Known Children with Selvidge:
Nancy Ann Selvidge b. 1871 in Christian County, Missouri
Thomas Walter Selvidge b. 1873 probably in Arkansas
Census: 1860, age 26 in Finley township, Christian formerly Greene county, Missouri with husband (Alford) and five children.
In the very early 1840s, her husband, Alford, set out from North Carolina and arrived in Greene County, Missouri, via covered wagon with his parents, Samuel and "Sally" McDaniel & six siblings. They settled on a farm in what became Christian county in 1859, about nine miles from the present town of Ozark.
Her first husband, Alford, and his sister's husband, Nepoleon Bonaparte Morrow, are said to have been slain by bushwackers in later part of Civil War, their identical replacement headstones have death 1861, which is thought to be incorrect because Napoleon's wife had at least two more children, N Bona in 1862 and Nancy Lula in 1864, who was in his mother's household on 1910 Federal census.
Bio prepared by Bill Boggess. Edited and update by Findagrave member #205105644
Note: This memorial bio has information from two merged memorials. Please contact memorial manager if you find any discrepancies.
Father: Robert Jordan Vaughan born 21 Feb 1810 Old Jefferson, Rutherford county, Tennessee
Mother: Martha Kelton born ca. 1808 Rutherford County, Tennessee, USA
Husbands: 1. Alford M McDaniel and 2. James Selvidge
Married Alford M McDaniel 1852 in Missouri
Married James Selvidge 1869 in Missouri
Known Children with McDaniel:
James McDaniel b: about 1852 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
W L McDaniel b: about 1853 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
John L MaDaniel b: about 1855 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
Martha S McDaniel b: about 1857 in Greene now Christian county, Missouri
Charles B MaDaniel b: about 1859 in Christian formerly Greene county, Missouri
Known Children with Selvidge:
Nancy Ann Selvidge b. 1871 in Christian County, Missouri
Thomas Walter Selvidge b. 1873 probably in Arkansas
Census: 1860, age 26 in Finley township, Christian formerly Greene county, Missouri with husband (Alford) and five children.
In the very early 1840s, her husband, Alford, set out from North Carolina and arrived in Greene County, Missouri, via covered wagon with his parents, Samuel and "Sally" McDaniel & six siblings. They settled on a farm in what became Christian county in 1859, about nine miles from the present town of Ozark.
Her first husband, Alford, and his sister's husband, Nepoleon Bonaparte Morrow, are said to have been slain by bushwackers in later part of Civil War, their identical replacement headstones have death 1861, which is thought to be incorrect because Napoleon's wife had at least two more children, N Bona in 1862 and Nancy Lula in 1864, who was in his mother's household on 1910 Federal census.
Bio prepared by Bill Boggess. Edited and update by Findagrave member #205105644
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