VAUGHAN Wills proved in the Archdeaconry of Brecon 1575-1858

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VAUGHAN Wills proved in the Archdeaconry of Brecon 1575-1858 - Indexes and Abstracts

VAUGHAN Wills proved in the Archdeaconry of Brecon 1575-1858 - Indexes and Abstracts

I have transcribed the LDS index and abstracts of VAUGHAN (also VAUGHN, YCHAN and VYCHAN) wills proved in the Consistory Court of the Archdeaconry of Brecon, Diocese of St. David's, Wales from 1575-1858. This Archdeaconry covers Breconshire and parts of Monmouthshire (considered England at the time but Wales now), Radnorshire and Herefordshire (England). In order to ease locating people of interest I have presented the data as a series of web pages sorted in various different ways. To locate a will of interest you may find one of these approaches more or less beneficial than the others - please feel free to use whatever works for you.

I have now completed transcribing all the will abstracts

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List of wills sorted by date of probate

List of wills sorted by first name of Testator/Testatrix

List of wills sorted by parish of residence of Testator/Testatrix

List of people appearing in the wills sorted by date of probate

List of people appearing in the wills sorted by last name and then first name

List of people appearing in the wills sorted by parish of residence of Testator/Testatrix

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This data has been transcribed from the LDS Microfiche Index and Will Abstracts.
No responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions by the transcriber.
You are recommended to view the original documents to confirm the information presented here.

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This page was last updated 29th October, 2002