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More Vaughans
The second Roger Vaughan, son of kt. Roger Vaughan killed at Agincourt and younger brother of Thomas (Black) Vaughan of Hergest. *TIMELINE COMING SOON ( Read more... ) -
Continued
x-posted from regular journal
Clear and simple article about the Tudors and Vaughans and the Battle of Mortimer's CrossMy peeps were among the Vaughans, Herberts, Baskervilles and Devereux (very intertwined...it was a small neighborhood at the time) and it is a great help to see it broken down into ultra-simplistic terms. I have no talent for ( Read more... ) -
Hall of grandpas?
I stumbled upon this name in something I was reading, then I looked him up in Wikipedia. Then, just out of curiosity, I checked the directory of the 7,388 names that are now on the Chandler tree, and there among the nearly 200 names beginning with Fitz-, is Fulk FitzWarin.In a generation this old, any one of us has thousands of direct " ( Read more... ) -
Transferred from other journal...
Dunno why I posted it there in the first place. Clerical error ( Read more... ) -
More 'hound of the baskervilles'-related stuff.
...There is Thomas Vaughan, whose story is said to possibly have been the inspiration for the Hound story. Other interrelated families play into the legend, too ( Read more... ) -
Vaughns
From The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher, and the Ancient Nobility of Powys Fadog, and the Ancient Lords of Arwystli, Cedewen, and Meirionydd by J.Y.W. Lloyd Vol. IV 1884 ( Read more... ) -
I found it!
The village of Barley, which I was starting to think was one of those "lost" villages, and the home of the Barley and Barlow families which married into the Hardwick family which married into the Balderson family which married into the Chandler family.
Barley/Barlow
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For comparison, Hardwick-related village locations:
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AH ( Read more... )