Murfreesboro Historical Association Collection: Vaughan Family Papers, 1872-1900, undated
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Vaughan, Uriah, 1813-1890
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Colonel Uriah Vaughan was born on November 29, 1813, on his father's plantation near Murfreesboro, North Carolina. He apparently took on the title of Colonel himself, as no indication of military service could be found. Vaughan's parents were John Vaughan and Sarah (Rogers) Vaughan, both from Hertford County, North Carolina. Vaughan did not receive extensive education during his early years, and with a restless spirit, at age 15 he left school against his father's advice. Vaughan traveled to Mur...
Murfreesboro Historical Association (Murfreesboro, N.C.)
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The Murfreesboro Historical Association, Inc. was chartered in 1966. It had no property but it did have a small group of enthusiastic members determined to save the historic heritage of the town. Today, the Murfreesboro Historical Association has more than 300 members and its holdings include ten historic buildings, three museums and two cemeteries. The mission of the Murfreesboro Historical Association, Inc. is to preserve and interpret the architectural and cultural heritage of the Town of ...
Winborne, Stanley, 1886-1966
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Stanley Winborne was an attorney, member of both the North Carolina House of Representatives and North Carolina Senate, and North Carolina Corporation Commissioner. He was born in Hertford County, North Carolina on August 25, 1886, the son of Benjamin B. Winborne and Cornelia Hartshorn Vaughan Winborne. He died February 4, 1966 in Wake County, N.C....
Winborne, Benj. B. (Benjamin Brodie), 1854-1919
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Benjamin Brodie Winborne (April 14, 1854-1919) practiced law in Hertford County, North Carolina. He was the son of Major Samuel Darden Winborne and Mary H. Pretlow Winborne (d. August 24, 1900) and the grandson of Martha Warren Winborne, possibly the daughter of Robert Warren. In his youth, he attended Buckhorn Academy near Como under the tutelage of J.H. Picot, a school teacher of recent French ancestry. In 1871 he entered Wake Forest College and stayed until 1872. He graduated from Columbia Un...
