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Ann Vaughan, in religion Mary Joseph.
Died: 19 Jan 1714 in Bruges, aged 33.

father: Richard Vaughan Esq of Courtfield, Herefs
mother: Agatha Berington of Cowarne, Herefs

Augustinians, Bruges choir nun.
She was clothed 20 Jan 1708.

She professed 13 Jun 1709.

She was the sister of Teresa Vaughan, Mary Vaughan.
She was the half-sister of Mary Vaughan, Clare Vaughan.
She was the great aunt of Mary Weld.

Sources: CR; Bruges Annals I: 243, 252, 266, 310-13.

Family tree (Berington of Moat Hall and Winsley)
Family tree (Vaughan)

Notes:

She had suffered 'raving fits' from January 1713 until her death.