Charley Samuel recalls, "I was raised up with Jim.
They were
living over on Kings River way back yonder when
I was a kid
and I went over there to stay all night with him
one night. We
always ran around together when they lived there
at Clifty.
We went hunting that night. There were some pretty
wooley
looking hollers over there, you know. The hollers
were deep
and we were going down some old deep canyon-I forget
what
he called it, but he told me what it was. He knew
them all. We
saw something white- I saw it- it was just as plain
as it could
be and then he saw it. He was carrying the gun-he
had an old
shotgun cause we thought if we treed a coon, we
would kill it,
you know. Well, he looked at that thing and it
didn't look like
what it was and he was ready to pull the trigger
when a bell
kinda rung-it was an old white cow and she had
moved her
head. We sure thought it was a varmit!"
A notice in the April 12, 1923 newspaper reported
the follow-
ing "Jim Vaughan and Miss Ada James were married
recently
and are living on Mrs. Vista Vaughan's farm where
Jim had
been batching the past two years. They have a host
of friends
who extend congratulations" Jim and Ada Helen who
was
born 28 Jan 1899 were the parenrts of two children:
A2. Twila Lemay was born 23 May 1958 and is
presently attending a vocational school in
Springdale, Arkansas.
B. Bernice was born Ronald K. was born 21 Oct 1952
and
married Katherine Metcalf. Jim died 7 December
1958 and
Ada in 1965. They are both buried in the
Huntsville Cemetery,
Huntsville, Arkansas."
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