Cumberland-Anson County NcArchives Military Records.....Vaughn, William 1833
Revwar - Pension 
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Pension
Revolutionary Soldier WILLIAM VAUGHN volunteered from Cumberland County, N.C. 
in 1776 and served one three-months tour in Captain John Blocker's Company 
commanded by Col. Ebenezer Folsom. Then he moved to Anson, N.C. and enlisted 
to serve two additional tours of three months each under Captains John 
Stanfield and Patrick Boggan, commanded by Colonials John Jackson and Thomas 
Wade. William Vaughn also served three months collecting beef cattle for the 
Army In addition he served with the Minutemen on a number of short tours and 
was at the Battle at Beattle's Bridge. There is no date or place of birth 
given. He was allowed pension after application at Anson on Nov. 20, 1833. 
There was no additional family information.

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