Thomas Vaughan (MP)

Thomas Vaughan was a Member of Parliament in England during the 17th century. Several individuals named Thomas Vaughan served in Parliament during this period, necessitating careful disambiguation when discussing them.

One notable Thomas Vaughan represented Carmarthen in the Parliament of England during the Protectorate period (1654-1659). He was a Welsh politician and landowner. Details of his parliamentary activities and affiliations are often found in historical records pertaining to the Commonwealth and Protectorate periods. His voting records and involvement in committees would provide further insight into his political leanings.

Another Thomas Vaughan served as an MP earlier in the century. Biographical details of MPs named Thomas Vaughan can be found in historical parliamentary records such as The History of Parliament, which provides comprehensive information on the lives and careers of individuals who sat in the House of Commons. These records often include details about their family background, education, occupation, and political affiliations, allowing historians to differentiate between the various Thomas Vaughans who were active in public life. Identifying specific constituencies and periods of service is crucial to accurately attributing political actions to a particular Thomas Vaughan.