Fred Vaughan, Solicitor of Cardiff, Papers

Scope and Content

Copy private letter book.

Administrative / Biographical History

Fred Vaughan was born in Newport around 1850. He qualified as a solicitor in 1872 and entered into partnership with R J Cathcart of Dock Street, Newport, however, because of disagreements he withdrew from the partnership in September 1875 and Cathcart died in December that year. Vaughan was still practising at Dock Street in 1884 (Kelly's Directory) but by 1891 he was in partnership with Louis Henry Hornby at 31 West Bute Street, Cardiff. By 1906 the firm of Vaughan and Roche had come into existence at 32 West Bute Street; it continued in business in the docks area of Cardiff until the 1960s when it was amalgamated with other firms. Fred Vaughan died in 1925 aged 74.

Access Information

No restrictions.

Acquisition Information

Presented by a firm of solicitors in Cardiff, June 2010.

Other Finding Aids

A detailed catalogue is available at the Glamorgan Archives.

Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements

Fair condition

Archivist's Note

Compiled by M Wilcox for the Glamorgan Archives.

Conditions Governing Use

Normal Glamorgan Archives conditions apply.

Appraisal Information

All records which meet the collection policy of the Glamorgan Archives have been retained.

Custodial History

From the offices of Cartwright Black solicitors, 36 West Bute Street, successors to Vaughan and Roche.

Accruals

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