Sgt. Jacob Vaught, USA

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Jacob Vaught was the son of William Killies Vaught 1812-1890 and his 1st wife, Nancy LANGDON Tubbs 1815-1852. Jacob was one of 6 children born to William Killies and 1st wife, Nancy Vaught LANGDON Tubbs Vaught.

WILLIAM KILLIES VAUGHT 1812-1890 and Nancy LANGDON Tubbs Vaught were the Parents of:

1 - Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 UNION SGT - CIVIL WAR 2 - Serrettia Jane Vaught 1838-1877
3 - Daniel M. Vaught 1840-1922
4 - Martin Van Buren Vaught 1841-1918 UNION PVT - CIVIL WAR
5 - James Killies Vaught 1845-1921
6 - Lydia Ann Vaught 1847-1889

On May 30, 1858 in Pulaski County, Kentucky JACOB VAUGHT 1837-1913 Married Nancy Jane "Janie" VAUGHT 1835-1917. She was the daughter of Henry Vaught and Nancy HAIL.

SOURCE: KY MARRIAGE Records, 1852-1914 Name: Jacob Vaught Age: 21 Birth: abt 1837 Location: Pulaski Residence: Pulaski Spouse Name: Nancy J Vaught Age: 21 Birth: abt 1837 Birth: Pulaski Spouse residence: Pulaski Marriage: 30 May 1858 Loc: Pulaski Record: Pulaski

Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 and Nancy Jane "Janie" VAUGHT Vaught 1835-1917 were the parents of 11 children:

1 - Lucinda Josephine Vaught 1859-1934
2 - Keturah "Kitty" Frances Vaught 1860-1895
3 - Marion W. Vaught 1863-1955
4 - Melissa Vaught 1865-
5 - Amanda E. Vaught 1867-
6 - Mary L. Vaught 1868-
7 - Rosa B. Vaught 1869-1916
8 - John M. Vaught 1872-1954
9 - Elizabeth "Lizzie" Vaught 1874-
10- William S. Vaught 1877-
11- Hyrum R. Vaught

Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 Enlisted in the CIVIL WAR on the 20th of December 1862 at Camp Burnside, Kentucky. He was a Sergeant in the UNION. He was in Company G, 32nd Infantry Regiment in Kentucky. Jacob's brother, Martin Van Buren Vaught 1841-1918 also served under his brother in Co. G, 32nd Inf Regiment according to The Union Regiments of Kentucky.

SOURCE: AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS: WarName: Jacob Vaught Enlistment Date: 20 Dec 1862 Place: Camp Burnside, KY Side Served: UNION State Served: Ky Service Record: Enlisted as a Sgt on 20 December 1862. Enlisted in Company G, 32nd Infantry Regiment KY 78 Sources

SOURCE: The Union Regiments of Kentucky Infantry regiments 2_587 Vol 2, PAGE 587 32nd Kentucky Infantry COMPANY "C" Captain Surber's unit: Martin V. Vaught - Private ALSO brother, JACOB VAUGHT - SGT.

SOURCE: SERGEANT in Civil War: Company G, Kentucky 32nd Infantry Regiment. U.S. Civiil War Records and Profiles: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky

Jacob Vaught died at 5 A.M. on the 10th of January 1837 in Junction City, Boyle County, Kentucky at the age of 76. The Cause of Death on his Death Certificate states he died of Paralysis that lasted 4 months and 2 days.

SOURCE: KY DEATH Records, 1852-1953 Name: Jacob Vaught Death Date: 14 May 1913 Death: Boyle Residence: Boyle Age: 76 Gender: Male Ethnicity: White Birth: 10 Jan 1837 Birth: KY DAD:: N K Vaught Father's Birth: KY Mother's Name: Nancy Janie TUBBS Mother Birth: KY

SOURCE: DEATH Records, 1852-1953 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007 CAUSE OF DEATH: Paralysis (4 months, 2 days) TIME of DEATH: 5 AM Kentucky

Vaught, Jacob
BATTLE UNIT NAME:
32nd Regiment, Kentucky Infantry
SIDE:
Union
COMPANY:
G
SOLDIER'S RANK IN:
Third Sergeant
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT:
Third Sergeant
ALTERNATE NAME:
FILM NUMBER:
M386 ROLL 28
PLAQUE NUMBER:
NOTES:
none

UPDATE: 6 Oct 2020 from FindAGrave Contributor: Mary Moore #46618769
Sorry. Death Certificate does not list exactly in Boyle, Kentucky he died. See attached certificate on Find A Grave memorial.
Answer:
I have removed Junction City as the place of death for Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 as requested by FindAGrave Contributor: Mary Moore #46618769 on the 6th of October 2020. Thank You, Mary, for discovering this error.
Carole Whittemore #46909143

UPDATE: 1 Jun 2015 I added the revised photo of the original photo added by Denise which was sideways. She gets the credit for the photo, I only straightened it up.

• ***MY PERSONAL NOTE: Regarding Jacob Vaught's Cause of Death: PARALYSIS -

I am wondering if Jacob Vaught may have been the one to carry the GENE for Familial Partial Paralysis caused by potassium deficiency that is passed from Mothers only to Sons. My Dad had this RARE Disease, woke up paralyzed one morning and rushed to the hospital. He always had to manage his potassium levels up to his death. I would like to know if any other family members had it too.

FAMILIAL PERIODIC PARALYSIS

   A ***RARE*** INHERITED *** DISORDER 

in which clients suffer attacks of general flaccid paralysis after attacks of hypokalemia (potassium depletion).

The episodes may follow administration of glucose and are relieved by administration of Potassium chloride. Mosby's Medical Dictionary, 8th edition. © 2009, Elsevier.

Etymology: L, familia, household; Gk, peri, near, hodos, way, paralysein, to be palsied

SOURCE: http://medicaldictionary.thefreedictionary.com/familial+periodic+pa...

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BIOGRAPHY and Research by Carole Whittemore

Jacob Vaught was the son of William Killies Vaught 1812-1890 and his 1st wife, Nancy LANGDON Tubbs 1815-1852. Jacob was one of 6 children born to William Killies and 1st wife, Nancy Vaught LANGDON Tubbs Vaught.

WILLIAM KILLIES VAUGHT 1812-1890 and Nancy LANGDON Tubbs Vaught were the Parents of:

1 - JACOB Vaught 1837-1913 UNION SGT - CIVIL WAR
2 - Serrettia Jane Vaught 1838-1877
3 - Daniel M. Vaught 1840-1922
4 - Martin Van Buren Vaught 1841-1918 UNION PVT - CIVIL WAR
5 - James Killies Vaught 1845-1921
6 - Lydia Ann Vaught 1847-1889

On May 30, 1858 in Pulaski County, Kentucky JACOB VAUGHT 1837-1913 Married Nancy Jane "Janie" VAUGHT 1835-1917. She was the daughter of Henry Vaught and Nancy HAIL.

SOURCE: KY MARRIAGE Records, 1852-1914 Name: Jacob Vaught Age: 21 Birth: abt 1837 Location: Pulaski Residence: Pulaski Spouse Name: Nancy J Vaught Age: 21 Birth: abt 1837 Birth: Pulaski Spouse residence: Pulaski Marriage: 30 May 1858 Loc: Pulaski Record: Pulaski

Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 and Nancy Jane "Janie" VAUGHT Vaught 1835-1917 were the parents of 11 children:

1 - Lucinda Josephine Vaught 1859-1934
2 - Keturah "Kitty" Frances Vaught 1860-1895
3 - Marion W. Vaught 1863-1955
4 - Melissa Vaught 1865-
5 - Amanda E. Vaught 1867-
6 - Mary L. Vaught 1868-
7 - Rosa B. Vaught 1869-1916
8 - John M. Vaught 1872-1954
9 - Elizabeth "Lizzie" Vaught 1874-
10- William S. Vaught 1877-
11- Hyrum R. Vaught

Jacob Vaught 1837-1913 Enlisted in the CIVIL WAR on the 20th of December 1862 at Camp Burnside, Kentucky. He was a Sergeant in the UNION. He was in Company G, 32nd Infantry Regiment in Kentucky. Jacob's brother, Martin Van Buren Vaught 1841-1918 also served under his brother in Co. G, 32nd Inf Regiment according to The Union Regiments of Kentucky.

SOURCE: AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS: WarName: Jacob Vaught Enlistment Date: 20 Dec 1862 Place: Camp Burnside, KY Side Served: UNION State Served: Ky Service Record: Enlisted as a Sgt on 20 December 1862. Enlisted in Company G, 32nd Infantry Regiment KY 78 Sources

SOURCE: The Union Regiments of Kentucky Infantry regiments 2_587 Vol 2, PAGE 587 32nd Kentucky Infantry COMPANY "C" Captain Surber's unit: Martin V. Vaught - Private ALSO brother, JACOB VAUGHT - SGT.

SOURCE: SERGEANT in Civil War: Company G, Kentucky 32nd Infantry Regiment. U.S. Civiil War Records and Profiles: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky

Jacob Vaught died at 5 A.M. on the 10th of January 1837 in Junction City, Boyle County, Kentucky at the age of 76. The Cause of Death on his Death Certificate states he died of Paralysis that lasted 4 months and 2 days.

SOURCE: KY DEATH Records, 1852-1953 Name: Jacob Vaught Death Date: 14 May 1913 Death: Boyle Residence: Boyle Age: 76 Gender: Male Ethnicity: White Birth: 10 Jan 1837 Birth: KY DAD:: N K Vaught Father's Birth: KY Mother's Name: Nancy Janie TUBBS Mother Birth: KY

SOURCE: DEATH Records, 1852-1953 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007 CAUSE OF DEATH: Paralysis (4 months, 2 days) TIME of DEATH: 5 AM Kentucky

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