David Davies Vaughan

Background

Vaughan, David Davies was born on August 11, 1876 in Titusville, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of John and Margaret Ann (Potts) Vaughan.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northwestern University, 1900. Master of Arts, University of Chicago. Doctor of Divinity, Kansas Wesleyan University, 1936.

Career

Organizer, and pastor Thoburn Church, Chicago, 1900-1902. Ordained Methodist ministry, 1902. Pastor Wyanet, Illinois, 1902-1903, 47th Saint Church, Chicago, 1903-1905, Halsted Street Institutional Church, Chicago, 1905-1910, Harvey, Illinois, 1910-1913, Galena Boulevard Church, Aurora, Illinois, 1913-1918 River Forest, Illinois, 1918-1919.

Professor social ethics Boston University Graduate school and School of Theology, 1919-1943, professor geography, United States Army Specialized Training Program, Boston University, July 1943.

National War Labor Board, Chicago, 1943-1944. Regional director New England area, Institute for American Democracy, 1944-1947.

Lecturer Massachusetts State University Extension, Bangor Theological School, Garland School of Homemaking, Stoneleigh College, Harvard-Boston University Extension Courses. Professor sociology, American Internal College, 1947-1952.

Pastor Enfield (Connecticut) Congressional Church, 1953.

Achievements

• David Davies Vaughan has been listed as a noteworthy educator, sociologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Rock River (Illinois) Conference Methodist Church, American Association University professors, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Sociological Society, American Academy Political and Social Science.

Connections

Married Elzie Gertrude Wiley, January 6, 1902. Children: Marion (Mistress Thomas Jefferson Glover), Herbert Wiley.

Father:

John Vaughan

Mother:

Margaret Ann (Potts) Vaughan

Spouse:

Elzie Gertrude Wiley

child:

Herbert Wiley Vaughan

child:

Marion Vaughan (Mistress Thomas Jefferson Glover)